$444+ Cheap flights to Nepal

Nepal has a variety of climates, depending on the altitude you’re visiting. Summer temperatures range between 67 and 81 degrees while winter temperatures climb from 36 to 68 degrees with intermittent rain.

Peak Season: The dry season of October through May is the best bet for tourists to experience clear mountain views on their travel to Nepal, and allows for outdoor activities and trekking. Pack comfortable clothes and hiking shoes if you plan to trek through the mountains—you might consider leaving these items in your carry-on luggage on your flight to Nepal, as many places won’t allow you to trek without the necessary garments. Nepal’s most important festivals also take place across these months so if you have any desire to go you’ll definitely need to secure your flight tickets as early as you can to avoid overpaying. March is home to the festival of colors and can be an incredible experience where everyone throws colored water or powders. Off-peak Season: Monsoon season lands between June and September, and are usually too hot for pleasant Nepal travel, anyway. Harsh winters also deter tourists with freezing temperatures at high altitudes. But, if you want to brave the rain and snow, cheap flights to Nepal are easily found during the off-season. Off season: From November to March the temperatures can reach freezing as well as carpets of very heavy snow take over the mountains. You’ll find the cheapest flights to Nepal around then but your experience will be completely different and rather more limited than if you go at other times of the year. May to June also offer cheap flights to Nepal but the weather is the opposite of cold and snowy. You’ll find it can be very unpleasant, very hot and very wet. Avoid May to June if you can unless you are well travelled and enjoy humid heat.

The trip to Nepal takes a little longer than other destinations, but the experience when you arrive is worth the time in the air. Expect a trip from New York City to Kathmandu, Nepal to take about 15.5 hours. The same trip from Los Angeles takes a little over 16 hours, and flying from London to Kathmandu takes just under 10 hours.

Flying to Nepal means landing just east of Kathmandu at the Tribhuvan International Airport. It’s the only international airport in the country, although plans are in the works for more. Expect to have at least one stop during your flight in Asia or the Middle East. The airport sees traffic from many airlines, including Air India, Nepal Airlines, Qatar, Jet Airways, Air China and Oman Air.

Your specific destination within Nepal influences what you should pack. Summer temperatures range from the high 60s to the low 80s, so pack a mix of warm and cool clothes with the option to layer. For winter trips, pack warm clothes and rain gear, along with hats and gloves. It can get rainy in certain areas of the country. Quick-drying clothes are ideal for any time of year. If you plan to tackle the many hiking trails in Nepal, pack appropriate footwear and gear. If your trip involves camping, pack long underwear for warmth at night. Another option is to buy some of your clothes when you land. Buying clothes in Nepal helps you fit in with the locals, and the clothing doubles as an amazing souvenir. While the country is very diverse, clothing is generally on the conservative side. If your plans include trekking across the county, pack all of your gear in a durable backpack that is easy to carry instead of traditional suitcases. Bring a smaller day pack for side trips.

Stepping off the plane in Nepal immerses you into a world full of diverse culture. From ancient architecture and temples to gorgeous lakes and mountains, Nepal offers some of the most unique travel opportunities anywhere in the world. Since you land in Kathmandu, start your explorations there. The city is full of pagodas, temples, carvings and shrines. Hire a tour guide to see the best parts of the city, and give yourself time to sit back and watch the bustling city. Nearby Patan is another breathtaking city, with many temples to explore. Follow the brick roads to discover beautiful squares throughout the city. A rooftop cafe is the perfect spot for checking out the city from above. The Patan Museum is worth a visit. Inside, you can check out over 200 statues of Hindu and Buddhist deities. Trekking through the Himalayas is a popular activity in Nepal. You don’t need climbing experience to trek through the pristine Nepalese surroundings. Book your trekking trips while in Kathmandu. If you prefer a less intense way to see the Himalayas, take a flight over the mountains. You’ll see unforgettable panoramic views of the peaks without breaking a sweat. Chitwan National Park makes the list of top places to see in Nepal. The 332-square-mile park gives you the chance to see a range of animals, including rhinos, Bengal tigers, bears, crocodiles, elephants and hundreds of species of migratory birds. For a less commercialized experience, visit Bardia National Park. Grasslands and forests in the park serve as the home for tigers, rhinos, elephants and birds.

Yes, flights with layovers are often cheaper than direct flights. Keep an eye out for flight deals to Nepal on Cheapflights that require 1 or 2 stops for potential cost savings.

Based on reviews from Cheapflights users, China Eastern is rated the highest out of the airlines that fly to Nepal.

Kathmandu Tribhuvan is currently the cheapest airport to fly to in Nepal. One-way flights to Kathmandu Tribhuvan typically cost $51, while round-trip flights cost around $50.

A round-trip flight to Nepal will typically cost around $629, however they can be found for as little as $50.

For those looking to save time traveling to Nepal, New York offers the quickest one-way flight (16 hours 45 minutes).

Yes. Those touching down at Kathmandu Tribhuvan can take advantage of the rental car services offered upon their arrival.

Yes. Kathmandu Tribhuvan has hotels nearby for those requiring accommodations. Somewhere Hotel Pvt.Ltd is the closest property to Kathmandu Tribhuvan (0.0 mi away from Kathmandu Tribhuvan).