Water sports and leisure activities Nepal

Swimming pools are rare in Kathmandu, even in the charming hotels in the center. For an aquatic break on a sunny day, the best plan is to go to the luxury Shangri-La hotel, which boasts a delightful swimming pool nestled in a large garden. Like a traditional Newar pond, the pool is bordered by a low brick wall and bronze fountains gently glide over it. The setting is green, calm and relaxing. Pool bar prices are understandably high.

Here's a serious address that guarantees maximum safety for thrilling whitewater sports: rafting, kayaking, canyoning and paddling. Nepal offers half-day and full-day trips, as well as beginners' courses and expeditions for the more experienced, lasting up to 10 days. Pokhara's environment lends itself to this, as the trips take place on rivers that run through untouched regions. Meals and nights in tents are provided by the agency.