The short answer
Yes. Hill resorts around Kathmandu such as Nagarkot, Dhulikhel and Bandipur, and lakeside resorts in Pokhara, are popular for team retreats. They offer quiet surroundings, meeting spaces and nature walks. Facilities vary, so ask about room size, equipment and food.
Retreats work well with short walks, yoga or a cultural evening. Allow time for travel from Kathmandu, and avoid very early starts. Check the season: autumn and spring are clearer, summer is warm, and monsoon can bring rain.
Key facts
- Places
- Nagarkot, Dhulikhel, Bandipur, Pokhara
- Mix
- Workshop plus walks or yoga
- Check
- Room size and equipment
- Season
- Autumn and spring
How it works
- Choose a placeHills or lake.
- Check facilitiesRooms and equipment.
- Plan the programmeWork and rest.
- Confirm travelBuffers.
Insider tip
Pick a venue within a couple of hours of the airport for easier travel.
Avoid this
Do not plan back-to-back sessions without breaks.
Related questions
Are hill resorts accessible by road?
Yes; allow time for winding roads.
Is internet reliable?
Varies; ask the venue.
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