Nepal Travel

Nepal is a country full of contrasts – from the subtropical Terai up to the icy heights of the Himalayas. Accordingly, the climate is also diverse. Depending on whether you are traveling in the mountains, the Kathmandu Valley, or the lowlands, you can expect very different weather conditions. Here is a brief overview:

Himalayas & Trekking Regions (e.g., Everest, Annapurna, Langtang): The best time to travel is in spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November). During these periods, the air is clear, temperatures are pleasant, and the mountain views are spectacular. In winter, many passes are snow-covered, while in summer the monsoon brings a lot of rain and clouds.

Kathmandu Valley (e.g., Kathmandu, Bhaktapur, Patan): A mild, temperate climate prevails here. The most pleasant time to visit is from October to April, when it is dry and temperatures range between 15–25°C. In summer, it can become hot and rainy.

Terai & National Parks (e.g., Chitwan, Bardia): The lowlands are significantly warmer and more tropical. The best time to visit is from October to March, when it is dry and not too hot – perfect for safaris and wildlife observation. In April/May, the heat increases, and the monsoon brings heavy rain from June to September.

👉 Our tip: Autumn and spring are ideal for trekking and cultural trips. However, Nepal also has its charm in winter or summer – whether it’s clear mountain views during the cold season or lush green landscapes during the monsoon.

Although Nepal is a comparatively small country, it is equally fascinating and full of contrasts. Nestled between India and China, it offers an impressive diversity: from the subtropical plains of the Terai and the culturally rich Kathmandu Valley to the majestic peaks of the Himalayas, including Mount Everest.

This diversity makes it possible to experience very different landscapes and climate zones within just a few hours – from the hot, tropical lowlands through temperate valleys to the clear, thin mountain air at over 5,000 meters altitude. In this way, Nepal combines culture, nature, and adventure with exceptional intensity.

Nepal is diverse, welcoming, and full of impressions—a country you won’t forget anytime soon. Whether you are looking for trekking adventures, culture, spirituality, or nature experiences, Nepal combines all of this in a compact space. Our Nepal specialists know the country inside and out and will help you put together your perfect small group tour!

A journey to Nepal with Karmaventura means immersing yourself in a fascinating world—full of colors, stories, and contrasts. From sunrise on Poon Hill to a safari in Chitwan National Park, from the historic temples in the Kathmandu Valley to the remote mountain villages in the Himalayan regions: you experience not only sights, but real life.

Our travel specialists provide you with personal advice and ensure that your route suits you—whether you prefer exploring temples, roaming through national parks, hiking in mountain villages, or experiencing Nepalese hospitality while cooking with families.

With Karmaventura, you travel consciously: our small groups, carefully selected partners, and locally rooted guides ensure sustainable experiences—with respect for the environment, culture, and people.

If you are looking for the real Nepal—not just as a tourist, but right in the middle of it—Karmaventura is the right choice for you.

Karmaventura stands for authentic experiences, small groups, and sustainable tourism. You travel with experienced, German-speaking tour guides who love India and are deeply connected to the country. Our trips combine culture, nature, and encounters—always with respect for local communities and the environment.