Bimal Nagar Rock Climbing
Escape the city and test your limits on the spectacular cliffs of Bimal Nagar! This action-packed 3-day adventure is your perfect introduction to rock climbing in Nepal. Located with stunning views of Mount Manaslu, Bimal Nagar offers a variety of routes for all levels. Under the guidance of certified experts, you'll learn the ropes, push your personal boundaries, and experience the thrill of ascending a real rock face—all within a long weekend. No experience is necessary, just a spirit of adventure!
Key Highlights
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Expert Instruction: Learn from certified, professional climbing guides.
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Breathtaking Scenery: Climb with panoramic views of Mount Manaslu and the Marsyangdi River valley.
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All Equipment Provided: Use high-quality, safety-tested climbing shoes, harnesses, helmets, and ropes.
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Variety of Routes: Challenge yourself on over 15 different routes, from easy slabs to technical overhangs.
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Perfect Escape: A quick, adrenaline-filled getaway from Kathmandu without the need for a long trek.
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Destination NepalThroughout the year
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Tour Type Group
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Activity Level Easy
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Group Size Customizable
Overview
All about the Bimal Nagar Rock Climbing
Best on a thrilling 3-day rock climbing adventure at Bimal Nagar, the perfect escape from Kathmandu for beginners and enthusiasts alike. This all-inclusive tour is designed to introduce you to the world of rock climbing under the guidance of certified experts, with all safety equipment provided. You'll spend two full days learning techniques and challenging yourself on a variety of routes set against the breathtaking backdrop of the Marsyangdi River Valley and panoramic views of Mount Manaslu. The package includes scenic private transportation, all meals, and two nights' accommodation at a comfortable resort, ensuring a seamless and action-packed experience from the moment you're picked up in Kathmandu to when you return, filled with a newfound sense of accomplishment.
Itinerary
Includes/ Excludes
The tour package inclusions and exclusions at a
glance
Whats included in this tour
Items that are covered in the cost of tour
price.
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All Transportation: Private vehicle transfers from Kathmandu to Bimal Nagar and return, as per the itinerary.
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Accommodation: Two nights of twin-share accommodation at a standard tourist resort in Bimal Nagar.
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All Meals: Full board Nepali meals during the tour, including two breakfasts, two lunches, and two dinners.
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Climbing Guide: Services of an experienced, government-licensed, and certified rock climbing guide.
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All Climbing Gear: Provision of all necessary technical equipment, including harnesses, helmets, climbing shoes, ropes, and carabiners.
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Permits & Fees: All government taxes, service charges, and climbing site entry fees.
Whats not included in this tour
Items that are covered in the cost of tour
price.
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Kathmandu Hotel: Accommodation in Kathmandu before or after the tour.
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Personal Expenses: Any personal expenditures, including soft drinks, bottled water, snacks, and alcoholic beverages.
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Travel Insurance: Personal travel and health insurance (highly recommended to cover adventure sports and emergency evacuation).
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Gratuities: Tips for your guide and driver are customary and appreciated, but are at your discretion.
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Unforeseen Costs: Any costs incurred due to events beyond our control, such as flight delays, natural disasters, or early trip termination.
Faq & Review
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Package Type
Available Packages
Trip Status
Trip Status
Group Size
Can be customized
Price (PP)
Price Per Person
Available
$.00
Other Information
Other related information about the package
Before You Go:
-
No Experience Necessary: This tour is designed for complete beginners. The guides are certified to teach you everything from the ground up.
-
Fitness Level: You don't need to be an athlete, but a basic level of fitness and mobility will greatly enhance your enjoyment. Be prepared to use your arms, legs, and core.
-
Travel Insurance: While not always mandatory for short trips, it is highly recommended to have insurance that covers adventure sports and potential injury.
-
Packing: Pack light! You only need a small bag. Focus on comfortable, flexible clothing. Avoid jeans.
Health & Safety on the Trip:
-
Trust Your Guide: Listen carefully to all safety briefings and instructions. Your guide's primary concern is your safety. If they tell you not to do something, there is a good reason.
-
Communicate: If you are tired, scared, or feel pain, tell your guide immediately. They can adjust the route, give you a rest, or provide alternative options. "I need a break" is a perfectly acceptable thing to say.
-
Hydration is Key: Even though you're not trekking, climbing is physically demanding and the sun can be strong. Drink plenty of water throughout the day to avoid cramps and fatigue.
-
Conquer Your Mind: Rock climbing is as much a mental challenge as a physical one. It's normal to feel a fear of heights. Focus on your immediate moves, trust your equipment, and don't look down until you're secure. Celebrate every small victory!
-
Sun Protection: You will be out in the open. Use sunscreen, wear a hat, and use sunglasses when you are not actively climbing.
Culture & Etiquette:
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Respect the Environment: Bimal Nagar is a beautiful natural site. Follow the Leave No Trace principle. Carry out all your trash (including wrappers).
-
Be a Positive Group Member: You will likely be climbing with a small group. Be encouraging to others, and be patient when waiting for your turn on a route.
-
Tipping: While not obligatory, tipping your guide at the end of the tour is a standard and appreciated practice in Nepal if you are happy with their service.
Mindset & Expectations:
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Embrace the Challenge: You will be using muscles you didn't know you had. You will likely feel sore afterwards—this is normal and a sign of a great workout!
-
It's Not a Race: Climb at your own pace. The goal is personal achievement, not speed. Everyone has different strengths.
-
Enjoy the Journey: The experience is about more than just reaching the top of a route. It's about learning a new skill, overcoming fears, and enjoying the stunning scenery and camaraderie.
Best on a thrilling 3-day rock climbing adventure at Bimal Nagar, the perfect escape from Kathmandu for beginners and enthusiasts alike. This all-inclusive tour is designed to introduce you to the world of rock climbing under the guidance of certified experts, with all safety equipment provided. You'll spend two full days learning techniques and challenging yourself on a variety of routes set against the breathtaking backdrop of the Marsyangdi River Valley and panoramic views of Mount Manaslu. The package includes scenic private transportation, all meals, and two nights' accommodation at a comfortable resort, ensuring a seamless and action-packed experience from the moment you're picked up in Kathmandu to when you return, filled with a newfound sense of accomplishment.
Includes/ Excludes
The tour package inclusions and exclusions at a
glance
Whats included in this tour
Items that are covered in the cost of tour
price.
-
All Transportation: Private vehicle transfers from Kathmandu to Bimal Nagar and return, as per the itinerary.
-
Accommodation: Two nights of twin-share accommodation at a standard tourist resort in Bimal Nagar.
-
All Meals: Full board Nepali meals during the tour, including two breakfasts, two lunches, and two dinners.
-
Climbing Guide: Services of an experienced, government-licensed, and certified rock climbing guide.
-
All Climbing Gear: Provision of all necessary technical equipment, including harnesses, helmets, climbing shoes, ropes, and carabiners.
-
Permits & Fees: All government taxes, service charges, and climbing site entry fees.
Whats not included in this tour
Items that are covered in the cost of tour
price.
-
Kathmandu Hotel: Accommodation in Kathmandu before or after the tour.
-
Personal Expenses: Any personal expenditures, including soft drinks, bottled water, snacks, and alcoholic beverages.
-
Travel Insurance: Personal travel and health insurance (highly recommended to cover adventure sports and emergency evacuation).
-
Gratuities: Tips for your guide and driver are customary and appreciated, but are at your discretion.
-
Unforeseen Costs: Any costs incurred due to events beyond our control, such as flight delays, natural disasters, or early trip termination.
Faq & Review
Gallery
Dates & Price
Package Type
Available Packages
Trip Status
Trip Status
Group Size
Can be customized
Price (PP)
Price Per Person
Available
$.00
Package Type
Available Packages
Trip Status
Trip Status
Group Size
Can be customized
Price (PP)
Price Per Person
Available
$.00
Other Information
Other related information about the package
Before You Go:
-
No Experience Necessary: This tour is designed for complete beginners. The guides are certified to teach you everything from the ground up.
-
Fitness Level: You don't need to be an athlete, but a basic level of fitness and mobility will greatly enhance your enjoyment. Be prepared to use your arms, legs, and core.
-
Travel Insurance: While not always mandatory for short trips, it is highly recommended to have insurance that covers adventure sports and potential injury.
-
Packing: Pack light! You only need a small bag. Focus on comfortable, flexible clothing. Avoid jeans.
Health & Safety on the Trip:
-
Trust Your Guide: Listen carefully to all safety briefings and instructions. Your guide's primary concern is your safety. If they tell you not to do something, there is a good reason.
-
Communicate: If you are tired, scared, or feel pain, tell your guide immediately. They can adjust the route, give you a rest, or provide alternative options. "I need a break" is a perfectly acceptable thing to say.
-
Hydration is Key: Even though you're not trekking, climbing is physically demanding and the sun can be strong. Drink plenty of water throughout the day to avoid cramps and fatigue.
-
Conquer Your Mind: Rock climbing is as much a mental challenge as a physical one. It's normal to feel a fear of heights. Focus on your immediate moves, trust your equipment, and don't look down until you're secure. Celebrate every small victory!
-
Sun Protection: You will be out in the open. Use sunscreen, wear a hat, and use sunglasses when you are not actively climbing.
Culture & Etiquette:
-
Respect the Environment: Bimal Nagar is a beautiful natural site. Follow the Leave No Trace principle. Carry out all your trash (including wrappers).
-
Be a Positive Group Member: You will likely be climbing with a small group. Be encouraging to others, and be patient when waiting for your turn on a route.
-
Tipping: While not obligatory, tipping your guide at the end of the tour is a standard and appreciated practice in Nepal if you are happy with their service.
Mindset & Expectations:
-
Embrace the Challenge: You will be using muscles you didn't know you had. You will likely feel sore afterwards—this is normal and a sign of a great workout!
-
It's Not a Race: Climb at your own pace. The goal is personal achievement, not speed. Everyone has different strengths.
-
Enjoy the Journey: The experience is about more than just reaching the top of a route. It's about learning a new skill, overcoming fears, and enjoying the stunning scenery and camaraderie.
-
All Transportation: Private vehicle transfers from Kathmandu to Bimal Nagar and return, as per the itinerary.
-
Accommodation: Two nights of twin-share accommodation at a standard tourist resort in Bimal Nagar.
-
All Meals: Full board Nepali meals during the tour, including two breakfasts, two lunches, and two dinners.
-
Climbing Guide: Services of an experienced, government-licensed, and certified rock climbing guide.
-
All Climbing Gear: Provision of all necessary technical equipment, including harnesses, helmets, climbing shoes, ropes, and carabiners.
-
Permits & Fees: All government taxes, service charges, and climbing site entry fees.
-
Kathmandu Hotel: Accommodation in Kathmandu before or after the tour.
-
Personal Expenses: Any personal expenditures, including soft drinks, bottled water, snacks, and alcoholic beverages.
-
Travel Insurance: Personal travel and health insurance (highly recommended to cover adventure sports and emergency evacuation).
-
Gratuities: Tips for your guide and driver are customary and appreciated, but are at your discretion.
-
Unforeseen Costs: Any costs incurred due to events beyond our control, such as flight delays, natural disasters, or early trip termination.
Gallery
Dates & Price
Package Type
Available Packages
Trip Status
Trip Status
Group Size
Can be customized
Price (PP)
Price Per Person
Available
$.00
Package Type
Available Packages
Trip Status
Trip Status
Group Size
Can be customized
Price (PP)
Price Per Person
Available
$.00
Other Information
Other related information about the package
Before You Go:
-
No Experience Necessary: This tour is designed for complete beginners. The guides are certified to teach you everything from the ground up.
-
Fitness Level: You don't need to be an athlete, but a basic level of fitness and mobility will greatly enhance your enjoyment. Be prepared to use your arms, legs, and core.
-
Travel Insurance: While not always mandatory for short trips, it is highly recommended to have insurance that covers adventure sports and potential injury.
-
Packing: Pack light! You only need a small bag. Focus on comfortable, flexible clothing. Avoid jeans.
Health & Safety on the Trip:
-
Trust Your Guide: Listen carefully to all safety briefings and instructions. Your guide's primary concern is your safety. If they tell you not to do something, there is a good reason.
-
Communicate: If you are tired, scared, or feel pain, tell your guide immediately. They can adjust the route, give you a rest, or provide alternative options. "I need a break" is a perfectly acceptable thing to say.
-
Hydration is Key: Even though you're not trekking, climbing is physically demanding and the sun can be strong. Drink plenty of water throughout the day to avoid cramps and fatigue.
-
Conquer Your Mind: Rock climbing is as much a mental challenge as a physical one. It's normal to feel a fear of heights. Focus on your immediate moves, trust your equipment, and don't look down until you're secure. Celebrate every small victory!
-
Sun Protection: You will be out in the open. Use sunscreen, wear a hat, and use sunglasses when you are not actively climbing.
Culture & Etiquette:
-
Respect the Environment: Bimal Nagar is a beautiful natural site. Follow the Leave No Trace principle. Carry out all your trash (including wrappers).
-
Be a Positive Group Member: You will likely be climbing with a small group. Be encouraging to others, and be patient when waiting for your turn on a route.
-
Tipping: While not obligatory, tipping your guide at the end of the tour is a standard and appreciated practice in Nepal if you are happy with their service.
Mindset & Expectations:
-
Embrace the Challenge: You will be using muscles you didn't know you had. You will likely feel sore afterwards—this is normal and a sign of a great workout!
-
It's Not a Race: Climb at your own pace. The goal is personal achievement, not speed. Everyone has different strengths.
-
Enjoy the Journey: The experience is about more than just reaching the top of a route. It's about learning a new skill, overcoming fears, and enjoying the stunning scenery and camaraderie.
| Package Type Available Packages | Trip Status Trip Status | Group Size Can be customized | Price (PP) Price Per Person | |
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Available
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$.00
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| Package Type Available Packages | Trip Status Trip Status | Group Size Can be customized | Price (PP) Price Per Person | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
|
Available
|
|
$.00
|
Other Information
Other related information about the package
Before You Go:
-
No Experience Necessary: This tour is designed for complete beginners. The guides are certified to teach you everything from the ground up.
-
Fitness Level: You don't need to be an athlete, but a basic level of fitness and mobility will greatly enhance your enjoyment. Be prepared to use your arms, legs, and core.
-
Travel Insurance: While not always mandatory for short trips, it is highly recommended to have insurance that covers adventure sports and potential injury.
-
Packing: Pack light! You only need a small bag. Focus on comfortable, flexible clothing. Avoid jeans.
Health & Safety on the Trip:
-
Trust Your Guide: Listen carefully to all safety briefings and instructions. Your guide's primary concern is your safety. If they tell you not to do something, there is a good reason.
-
Communicate: If you are tired, scared, or feel pain, tell your guide immediately. They can adjust the route, give you a rest, or provide alternative options. "I need a break" is a perfectly acceptable thing to say.
-
Hydration is Key: Even though you're not trekking, climbing is physically demanding and the sun can be strong. Drink plenty of water throughout the day to avoid cramps and fatigue.
-
Conquer Your Mind: Rock climbing is as much a mental challenge as a physical one. It's normal to feel a fear of heights. Focus on your immediate moves, trust your equipment, and don't look down until you're secure. Celebrate every small victory!
-
Sun Protection: You will be out in the open. Use sunscreen, wear a hat, and use sunglasses when you are not actively climbing.
Culture & Etiquette:
-
Respect the Environment: Bimal Nagar is a beautiful natural site. Follow the Leave No Trace principle. Carry out all your trash (including wrappers).
-
Be a Positive Group Member: You will likely be climbing with a small group. Be encouraging to others, and be patient when waiting for your turn on a route.
-
Tipping: While not obligatory, tipping your guide at the end of the tour is a standard and appreciated practice in Nepal if you are happy with their service.
Mindset & Expectations:
-
Embrace the Challenge: You will be using muscles you didn't know you had. You will likely feel sore afterwards—this is normal and a sign of a great workout!
-
It's Not a Race: Climb at your own pace. The goal is personal achievement, not speed. Everyone has different strengths.
-
Enjoy the Journey: The experience is about more than just reaching the top of a route. It's about learning a new skill, overcoming fears, and enjoying the stunning scenery and camaraderie.
Before You Go:
-
No Experience Necessary: This tour is designed for complete beginners. The guides are certified to teach you everything from the ground up.
-
Fitness Level: You don't need to be an athlete, but a basic level of fitness and mobility will greatly enhance your enjoyment. Be prepared to use your arms, legs, and core.
-
Travel Insurance: While not always mandatory for short trips, it is highly recommended to have insurance that covers adventure sports and potential injury.
-
Packing: Pack light! You only need a small bag. Focus on comfortable, flexible clothing. Avoid jeans.
Health & Safety on the Trip:
-
Trust Your Guide: Listen carefully to all safety briefings and instructions. Your guide's primary concern is your safety. If they tell you not to do something, there is a good reason.
-
Communicate: If you are tired, scared, or feel pain, tell your guide immediately. They can adjust the route, give you a rest, or provide alternative options. "I need a break" is a perfectly acceptable thing to say.
-
Hydration is Key: Even though you're not trekking, climbing is physically demanding and the sun can be strong. Drink plenty of water throughout the day to avoid cramps and fatigue.
-
Conquer Your Mind: Rock climbing is as much a mental challenge as a physical one. It's normal to feel a fear of heights. Focus on your immediate moves, trust your equipment, and don't look down until you're secure. Celebrate every small victory!
-
Sun Protection: You will be out in the open. Use sunscreen, wear a hat, and use sunglasses when you are not actively climbing.
Culture & Etiquette:
-
Respect the Environment: Bimal Nagar is a beautiful natural site. Follow the Leave No Trace principle. Carry out all your trash (including wrappers).
-
Be a Positive Group Member: You will likely be climbing with a small group. Be encouraging to others, and be patient when waiting for your turn on a route.
-
Tipping: While not obligatory, tipping your guide at the end of the tour is a standard and appreciated practice in Nepal if you are happy with their service.
Mindset & Expectations:
-
Embrace the Challenge: You will be using muscles you didn't know you had. You will likely feel sore afterwards—this is normal and a sign of a great workout!
-
It's Not a Race: Climb at your own pace. The goal is personal achievement, not speed. Everyone has different strengths.
-
Enjoy the Journey: The experience is about more than just reaching the top of a route. It's about learning a new skill, overcoming fears, and enjoying the stunning scenery and camaraderie.
| Package Type Available Packages | Trip Status Trip Status | Group Size Can be customized | Price (PP) Price Per Person | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
|
Available
|
|
$.00
|
Before You Go:
-
No Experience Necessary: This tour is designed for complete beginners. The guides are certified to teach you everything from the ground up.
-
Fitness Level: You don't need to be an athlete, but a basic level of fitness and mobility will greatly enhance your enjoyment. Be prepared to use your arms, legs, and core.
-
Travel Insurance: While not always mandatory for short trips, it is highly recommended to have insurance that covers adventure sports and potential injury.
-
Packing: Pack light! You only need a small bag. Focus on comfortable, flexible clothing. Avoid jeans.
Health & Safety on the Trip:
-
Trust Your Guide: Listen carefully to all safety briefings and instructions. Your guide's primary concern is your safety. If they tell you not to do something, there is a good reason.
-
Communicate: If you are tired, scared, or feel pain, tell your guide immediately. They can adjust the route, give you a rest, or provide alternative options. "I need a break" is a perfectly acceptable thing to say.
-
Hydration is Key: Even though you're not trekking, climbing is physically demanding and the sun can be strong. Drink plenty of water throughout the day to avoid cramps and fatigue.
-
Conquer Your Mind: Rock climbing is as much a mental challenge as a physical one. It's normal to feel a fear of heights. Focus on your immediate moves, trust your equipment, and don't look down until you're secure. Celebrate every small victory!
-
Sun Protection: You will be out in the open. Use sunscreen, wear a hat, and use sunglasses when you are not actively climbing.
Culture & Etiquette:
-
Respect the Environment: Bimal Nagar is a beautiful natural site. Follow the Leave No Trace principle. Carry out all your trash (including wrappers).
-
Be a Positive Group Member: You will likely be climbing with a small group. Be encouraging to others, and be patient when waiting for your turn on a route.
-
Tipping: While not obligatory, tipping your guide at the end of the tour is a standard and appreciated practice in Nepal if you are happy with their service.
Mindset & Expectations:
-
Embrace the Challenge: You will be using muscles you didn't know you had. You will likely feel sore afterwards—this is normal and a sign of a great workout!
-
It's Not a Race: Climb at your own pace. The goal is personal achievement, not speed. Everyone has different strengths.
-
Enjoy the Journey: The experience is about more than just reaching the top of a route. It's about learning a new skill, overcoming fears, and enjoying the stunning scenery and camaraderie.