Kavrepalanchok Trips & Tours

This gentle district unfolds like a green carpet east of the capital, where terraced hillsides cascade down valleys dotted with traditional Newari and Tamang settlements. Ancient trade routes still wind through villages that time seems to have politely bypassed, their cobbled streets and intricately carved wooden windows telling stories of medieval merchants and mountain traders. The landscape shifts from subtropical river valleys to cool pine-clad ridges, offering respite from urban chaos without requiring serious mountain credentials. Traditional farming communities cultivate everything from rice paddies to cardamom plantations, whilst hilltop temples provide panoramic views over the valley and distant peaks. It's authentic hill country at its most accessible – a place where buffalo still plough fields, locals gather for evening tea, and the pace of life follows seasonal rhythms rather than traffic lights.