NEPAL · TUK-TUK TOURS
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The 6 nepal tuk-tuk tours travellers love most, side by side. Where each one takes you, how long you spend on three wheels, who is at the handlebars, and what the ride costs.
Sunset rickshaw from Thamel through Asan to UNESCO Durbar Square, with a guided walking stop and small-group feel. Carbon neutral.
Most Popular“I would say if you are doing the city tour and doing this tour there is some overlap. Overall was a good experience. You get to see the main market/temple area by night.”
Ride a rickshaw through Kathmandu neighborhoods and eat your way from Thamel to Chhetrapati with guide Deepak Kushwaha.
“We did this tour with Deepak. He made us feel very welcome and we tried food at places we usually wouldn't try. We were very full at the end so the rickshaw ride back to our hotel was great”
Kathmandu rickshaw tour from Thamel: taste momo, pani puri and masala chiya, then shop textiles and spices with Deepak.
“Our food tour guide, Deepak, was very kind and always willing to answer our questions. His explanations of the local dishes were clear and informative. After the tour, he even sent us the names of all the foods we had tasted, which helped us remember and better understand what we had experienced during the journey.…”
Ride a Kathmandu rickshaw through Thamel for Nepali snacks and drinks, then shop smarter for shawls, masks and thangkas with bargaining tips.
“We joined Deepak for the tour of various food outlets in the Thamel area of Kathmandu. The tour included a 30 minute rickshaw bicycle ride around the streets too. We sampled so many different Nepalese foods - some a little too spicy for my English taste buds - but it was a good experience to…”
Ride a rickshaw through Kathmandu’s sunset streets with a small-group guide, hitting Thamel, Asan, Durbar Square, and Sigal shrine.
A 4-hour cycle rickshaw tour from Thamel through Ason Market, Kathmandu Durbar Square, Shree Gha, plus an optional $5 food challenge.
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