NEPAL · SPA & HOT SPRINGS
The good spa & hot-spring soaks go before the October rush arrives in Kathmandu. Below: the 4 to lock in early, what each includes and exactly where they differ.
Spend a full day in Kathmandu with Ayurvedic massage, herbal steam, Shirodhara, yoga, tea, water, and lunch.
“Not what I expected based on spa photo and description. Very average experience. This is not a spa but a Yoga retreat/school. There was not a lot of direction.”
Review of Kathmandu’s Shirodhara, Nepali oil massage, and sound healing spa, with pricing, timing, transport, value, and booking advice.
“Very pleasant experience. I have car pick up at the hotel and drop off. I have Sidhodara massage and buy an extra deep tissue massage. It is so wonderful and relaxing. Sound healing is excellent. The place is clean. Staff is extremely nice and courteous. Sound healing guru is knowledgeable. Masseuse has strong and warm hands. Highly recommended”
Review of Kathmandu’s six-hour Real Therapy Spa package, with a two-hour massage, unlimited sauna, steam, Jacuzzi, drinks, and practical booking tips.
“Truly one of the best massages I have had!The hot tub/sauna and steam room added to already great experience.Highly recommend!”
Trek from Pokhara to Annapurna Base Camp in five days, with mountain views, village trails, tea houses, and a hot spring stop at Jhinu Danda.
“Uttam is the best! I opted for the Annapurna Base Camp Trek over 5 days, Uttam was exceptional and took great care of me. He had a wealth of experience and knowledge on the mountain and the local area. He ensured the accommodation, food, service and trekking was always satisfactory from me. It felt as though I had a mate with me the whole time and we became good friends by the end of the trek!”
The valley squares, the two lake towns, the long walks and the flights.
