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Yangling Tibetan Restaurant
A no-frills Tibetan eatery down a Thamel alley that locals and trekkers rate for the best buff momos in the quarter, dough thin and filling juicy. The thukpa and tingmo are the cold-weather orders before or after a trek.
Dechenling Garden Restaurant
A Tibetan-Nepali kitchen on a quiet Thamel side street with a leafy garden that mutes the street noise. Reliable momos and Tibetan staples in a setting calm enough for a long, unhurried meal.
Shivapuri Nagarjun National Park
The forested ridge along the valley's northern rim, laced with trails to the Shivapuri peak, Buddhist hermitages, and viewpoints over Kathmandu. A genuine half-day hike into cloud forest within reach of the city.
Chandragiri Hills
A ridge southwest of the city topped by a temple and, on clear mornings, a Himalayan skyline that includes Everest in the far distance. You can ride the cable car up and walk the gentle ridge trails, or hike the old pilgrim path the whole way.
Patan Museum
A widely praised museum of Newari and Hindu-Buddhist art set inside a restored palace wing on Patan Durbar Square, with bronze deities displayed and explained with rare clarity. Even museum-skeptics tend to rate this one.
National Museum of Nepal
Nepal's oldest museum, in Chhauni near Swayambhunath, sprawling across history, art, and a natural-history wing that ranges from royal weapons to stone sculpture. Uneven but the broadest single overview of the country's past.
Kathmandu Durbar Square
The old royal plaza of the Kathmandu kingdom, a dense huddle of pagoda temples, courtyards, and the palace where kings were once crowned. Parts toppled in the 2015 quake and are still being rebuilt, which you can watch in progress beam by beam.
Patan Durbar Square
Many locals' favorite of the three royal squares, a tighter, better-preserved ensemble of Newari stone and metalwork across the river in Lalitpur. The Krishna Mandir, carved entirely from stone, is the standout among the temple-lined plaza.