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Natural rock just outside Kathmandu is where you'll spend the day, on the faces inside Nagarjun Forest Reserve. Your instructor is an English-speaking climbing guide who runs the rope while you work the holds. Helmet, harness, and a packed lunch travel with you from hotel pickup to the last pitch.
We'll collect you from your Kathmandu hotel and drive to Nagarjun Forest Reserve. At the crag you'll meet the guide, fit a harness and helmet, and hear the safety brief before you touch the rock.
After the brief you'll climb a mix of natural routes while the guide holds the rope and coaches your feet and hands. Packed lunch sits in the forest between pitches, and the rock is at its best from October to May. Beginners and climbers who already know the rope share the same crag, on lines that match the group.
If time and weather allow, you'll walk in the Shivapuri watershed after the climbs. During the session you wear the helmet and harness on every pitch and follow the guide. We'll drive you back to the same hotel at the end of the day.
Nagarjun Forest Reserve sits on the edge of the Kathmandu Valley, with natural rock in the trees and short approaches from the road. The crag is a short drive from the city, so you spend the day on the rock rather than in traffic.
We'll collect you from hotels inside Kathmandu and drive you to the reserve gate. The day finishes back at the same hotel, so you do not need to find the forest trail on your own.
You do not need previous climbing experience. You should be fit enough to climb for several hours and happy to follow safety instructions.
The day is not recommended if you have a back or heart condition, or if you are pregnant. Bring sturdy shoes and your passport.
Ropes stay with an English-speaking climbing guide who has been leading days out of Lazimpat for more than two decades, not a drop-off at the crag. We'll collect you in Kathmandu, carry the packed lunch, and handle park entry so you walk to the rock with kit already fitted.
Guides set routes to the people who turn up that morning. Helmet and harness go on before you leave the ground, and pickup is from your hotel rather than a roadside meet.
We'll collect you from your Kathmandu hotel and drive to Nagarjun Forest Reserve. You'll meet the guide, fit harness and helmet, and hear the safety brief before you touch the rock.
You'll climb a mix of routes on natural rock, with the guide on the rope. Beginners and experienced climbers share the same crag, on lines that match the group.
Packed lunch is included. After you eat there is time for more pitches, or a short walk in the Shivapuri watershed if the weather is kind.
We'll drive you back to your Kathmandu hotel. Tips and personal extras are not included.
We'll collect you from your hotel in Kathmandu and drive to Nagarjun Forest Reserve. Have the hotel name ready when you book.
No. The day is open to beginners and to people who have climbed before. Your guide sets the routes and teaches the rope work as you go.
You should be happy using your arms and legs for several hours and following safety instructions on the rock.
The crag is in Nagarjun Forest Reserve, on the edge of the Kathmandu Valley. Natural rock faces sit in forest, with time later for a walk in the Shivapuri watershed if the day allows.
We'll collect you from your Kathmandu hotel and drive you there. Wear clothes you can climb in.
Rope, helmet, and a climbing guide are included, along with transport, packed lunch, and entry fees.
Bring sturdy climbing or approach shoes if you have them, a backpack, water, and a spare layer. We'll fit the harness at the crag.
Plan for about six hours, including the drive from Kathmandu, briefing, climbing, lunch, and the return.
The best season is October to May, when the rock is drier and the temperature is moderate.
This day is not recommended if you have a back or heart condition, or if you are pregnant.
Tell us about any medical needs when you book. You must follow the guide's instructions and wear the helmet and harness for every pitch.
Bring sturdy shoes with a good sole, comfortable clothes, a backpack, water, snacks, sun protection, and your passport.
A change of layer helps if the weather turns. Leave jewellery at the hotel.
Yes. A packed lunch is part of the day, along with transport and the park or entry fees.
Tips, personal extras, and emergency evacuation are not included.
You can cancel up to 24 hours before the activity for a full refund, in line with the Flexible policy.
If the rock is unsafe on the day, we'll talk through a new date with you.
This is a guided climbing day, not a qualification course. You will not receive a climbing award.
You'll leave with time on real rock and a clear briefing on belay and safety from your guide.
We'll collect you from your hotel in Kathmandu. Have the hotel name ready when you book.
Bring your passport, as it is required on the day.
About the centre
Kathmandu
We'll take you into the Himalaya from our base in Lazimpat, Kathmandu, with guides who have been running treks, day hikes, and mountain flights from this valley for more than two decades. You'll find short walks on the rim of the city, multi-day lodge treks toward Annapurna and Everest, and days on the water or in the air around Pokhara.
We'll handle permits, lodge nights, and hotel pickup inside Kathmandu so you can focus on the trail. You'll travel with English-speaking guides, and the kit you need for the activity is included. We're members of the main Nepal and international travel associations, and part of every trip supports community and conservation work in the hills.
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