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Nepal's Premier
Private Taxi Service
Your Personal Driver in Kathmandu, Nepal
Manoj Manandhar
Nepal Taxi Service
About Manoj
Owner/Driver Manoj Manandhar has been a licensed taxi driver in Kathmandu for 15+ years.
Manoj speaks Nepali and English
and knows the Nepali culture and the sites to see in Kathmandu.
Hours
Generally 8 am to 6 pm.
Extended hours are available with prior arrangement.
Vehicle
Always clean and significantly larger than the average taxi in Kathmandu.
Rates
Always competitive and reasonable.
Call or email for a quote.
Available Services
Regular Services
Passenger pick-up in Kathmandu:
airport, hotel, home or business.
Local package pick-up or delivery, including delivery of take-out meals.
Can be scheduled for all-day service.
Additional Services
Will wait for passenger(s) while at dinner, meetings or touring the sites.
FedEx or DHL airport package pick-up or delivery.
Personal Service
One call is all you need to make.
If Manoj is already booked, he will arrange a replacement for you.
Service Area (Kathmandu)
Contact or Schedule Nepal Taxi Service
Manoj’s Mobile Phone
977-984-142-4580
Manoj’s Email
manojmanandhar40@yahoo.com
Testimonials
"Manoj at Nepal Taxi Service is the most reliable taxi service
we found during our 18 month stay in Kathmandu."
Jim & Chris Valentine
(Service Missionaries)
"Manoj made our time in Kathmandu an absolute pleasure.
We never gave a second thought to transportation."
Corey & Erin Davis
(American Tourists)
Manoj Manandhar's taxi is very clean and comfortable.
In a city known for its wild traffic, Manoj is a very safe and cautious driver.
He is an enjoyable person to go with, and you can just
sit back and enjoy the ride."
Betty and Mike Wasuita
(INGO volunteers)
Kathmandu’s Rich History
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Breathtaking Monuments
Kathmandu Valley comprises the three ancient cities of Kathmandu, Patan and Bhaktapur, which were once independent states ruled by the Malla kings from the 12th to the 18th centuries. The three cities house seven UNESCO World Heritage shrines which are together listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site (Culture). The valley is also home to hundreds of other exquisite monuments, sculptures, artistic temples and magnificent art – reminders of the golden era in Nepal’s architecture.
Legendary Beginnings
Legend has it that the valley was was once a primordial lake ringed by verdant mountains. In this pristine lake lived giant serpents until one fine day, saint Manjushree, the Bodhisatva, raised a mighty sword and in one fell swoop, cut open the side of a mountain at a place now known as Chobar. The voluminous waters of the lake gushed out, leaving behind a fertile valley capable of supporting large urban settlements over the millennia.
Unparalleled Artistry
The Gopala and Kirati dynasties were the earliest rulers here followed by the Licchavi (300-879 A.D.), under whom flourished trade and crafts.But the valley’s remarkable cities with their ornate palaces, the superbly crafted pagodas and the monumental stupas are testimony of the artistic genius of the Newar craftsmen, the original inhabitants of the valley, whose skills were championed by the Malla kings and appreciated even by the Mongol rulers of 18th century China.
Featured Destination:
DURBAR SQUARE
(UNESCO World Heritage Site)
Kathmandu's Durbar Square never fails to impress first-time visitors
with its ensemble of palaces, courtyards and temples built during the Malla period.
Durbar Square features several significant sites:
1. The Hanuman Dhoka Royal Palace, the historic seat of the royalty
2. The magnificent Taleju Temple towering more than 40 meters above the square
3. Kumari Ghar, the residence of the Living Goddess, Kumari
4. Ashok Vinayak, also called Kathmandu Ganesh, a temple without a filial
5. Kal Bhairav, the God of Wrath.
Since the time of the Malla kings, the Durbar Square has been
the city’s social, religious and political focal point.