minonomad 29d

Hey! Anyone been to Pokhara पोखरा and could share with me his / her experience?

khizrs 29d

Yes it's a beach town, pretty chill and laidback stay in lakeside

yelyzaveta 26d

Hi guys, anyone is or been to Nepal so far?
Could you please share the general situation in the country (Kathmandu especially), the internet (WiFi, mobile) stability — if possible to work online and so on

Many thanks

pulpobot 23d

If it helps, I spent just a morning there around the main lake. I mainly spent my time in a close rural town called Dhital. More specifically at this place:
https://maps.app.goo.gl/fnaboMa5AE7oi4yT9

The couple who host is very warm, you have the most incredible view to the Annapurna range, and the food is delicious. The owner is a guide, so he can take you for hikes as well.

pulpobot 23d

I was there in January 2025, but was not working online. Though I was able get WiFi pretty much everywhere, and you can get a SIM at the airport for like $20 the month.

I found a lot of travelers staying in the Thamel area, of course, very busy, with a lot of restaurants offers.
If you are open to work from a more calm and rural area I would recommend a lot to go to Changunarayan. It is a town of artists. There is a guest house there called "The Nest Guest House". Pretty cool view of the valley, Kathmandu and the Himalayas. You also get to see artist at work and even take classes with them on Thankga painting.
There are also a lot of options in the Bhaktapur area, but cannot recommend anything personally.

Also the Buddha Stupa is a must if you are ok with visiting religious sites.

minonomad 23d

This place looks lovely!!!

minonomad 23d

Thank you for all the ideas!

minonomad 23d

Hey anyone been here that worked from Nepal for a month or so?

yelyzaveta 23d

Thanks a lot!

royaaa 22d

Hey! I’ve been in Nepal for about two months now. I stayed in Kathmandu before and I’m currently in Pokhara. I’ve stayed in four different places so far, and all of them had good enough internet for remote work, online meetings, and streaming.
Some apartments and cafés have fiber, which is obviously better, but even without fiber it’s been good enough for me. You can always ask for a speed test screenshot before renting.
One thing to keep in mind is power cuts. Usually places have backups like solar panels. It normally doesn’t last very long, but it’s still better to ask about their backup system.

minonomad 22d

Thank you so much Roya!!

koljka 11h

Hi all! I'm coming to Nepal soon and will need to get from Kathmandhu to Pokhara. Are there any recommendations on how to get there?

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