Thamel Review

This little hub inside of Kathmandu is constantly hustling and bustling. You'll find shops and restaurants everywhere, and the people are always kind. Traffic can be a bit daunting at first, but you'll get the hand of it quickly.

A great city, the food is delicious, the people are friendly and approachable

The capital city of Nepal is small and old, and there are no modern buildings on both sides of the street. The hotel we stayed in was even a relatively large building. But whether you feel the revolution's turmoil in a place where the walls of a street are pasted with sickle-axe party flags is a familiar scenario, in Ruijin, Jiangxi, and it was not thought that our tourists from China had realized the time crossing.

Tamil is a must-see for backpackers or self-help tourists to Nepal, it is both a special foreign-related tourist area in Nepal, but also a tourist paradise for accommodation, food and shopping. Tamel, a landmark of Kathmandu's old town, is a place where foreign tourists gather, and the small and noisy alleys are packed with all the small shops that tourists need. It takes less than half an hour to walk from Tamil District to Duba Square, passing alleys, squares and small temples on the way, making it the best hiking route to experience the old town.

Thamel is the ideal place to stay while in Kathmandu. It has everything you need and you can easily reach other locations by bus and taxi from here. It's extremely lively and always hustling and bustling.