At Evara, every visit is more than a stay — it’s an experience. Immerse yourself in Kathmandu’s cultural rhythm and discover a space where tradition meets modern indulgence. From soulful social evenings to cultural celebrations and intimate events. Evara creates moments that linger long after you leave.
Evara stands upon the foundations of Newa culture — a heritage that thrives through artistry, ritual, and community.
Through Evara Samrakshan, we have made a conscious promise to preserve and promote Newa craftsmanship, cuisine, and culture in every part of our hospitality journey — from our design and people to our food and experiences.
Evara’s architecture and interiors draw inspiration from the timeless beauty of Newa homes and courtyards.
The textures of carved wood, patina brass, handwoven dhaka, and traditional brickwork echo the harmony of old Kathmandu.
Every corner — from the window patterns to the dining tables — carries a touch of Newa artistry, reimagined for modern comfort without losing its soul.
Our staff uniforms are more than attire — they are expressions of identity.
Each design integrates Newa fabrics, weaves, and motifs, symbolizing the continuity of heritage through people.
Our team learns not just service, but sanskriti — the stories, rituals, and meanings behind the traditions we represent.
Through seasonal workshops, we revisit age-old practices — from Lakhey dance symbolism to festive feasts like Mha Puja and Yomari Punhi — ensuring culture remains lived, not displayed.
At Evara Restaurant, Newa cuisine takes center stage — celebrated, refined, and shared.
From chatamari and choila to ayla and chyang, we honor authentic recipes while inviting creative evolution in our fusion food and beverages.
Each dish and drink tells a story — of harvests, celebrations, and community, keeping alive the culinary heritage that has always defined Newa hospitality.
Our Friday Feasts and special tasting nights often center on these traditional flavors, paired with music, art, and stories from the Valley.
Through Evara Samrakshan, we intend to extend our commitment beyond our walls.
Part of our cultural fund will be used to support local artisans, craftsmen, and cultural educators — helping sustain traditional practices like wood carving, paubha art, pottery, and traditional music.
We intend to collaborate with heritage communities to host cultural dialogues, seasonal markets, and preservation workshops, blending old wisdom with modern creativity.
To us, culture is not a performance — it’s a presence.
At Evara, every design choice, every menu, and every guest experience carries a quiet tribute to the Newa way of life — refined, communal, and deeply spiritual.
Evara Samrakshan is our living promise to honor what was, celebrate what is, and sustain what must continue.
Cultural Conversations Evara — Intimate evenings of storytelling, music, and Nepali cuisine that celebrate the spirit of community.
Guided Heritage Walks — Wander through Kathmandu’s historic lanes with curated tours that bring the city’s timeless culture to life.
Traditional Newari Bhoye Feasts — Celebrate Nepali tradition through authentic communal dining experiences and festive gatherings that connect food with heritage.
Festive Celebration - Yomari Making Ceremony, Mha Puja Celebration,
Poetry and Open-Mic Evenings where words, music, and stories flow freely.
Sip & Paint and Pottery Workshops that bring art, laughter, and relaxation together.
Sundowner Sessions with skyline views, house beats, and signature cocktails.
featuring emerging local artists and intimate acoustic sets.
At Evara, adventure begins right outside your door. Discover the rich blend of history, heritage, and modern culture that makes Kathmandu truly timeless. Whether you’re wandering through ancient alleys or sipping coffee at a hidden rooftop, each experience reveals another layer of Nepal’s charm. Here’s Evara's guide
Kathmandu is home to centuries of art, architecture, and spirituality.
Explore the timeless beauty of heritage landmarks near Evara:
Basantapur Durbar Square (15 mins drive): A UNESCO World Heritage Site showcasing royal palaces, pagoda temples, and intricate woodwork — a journey into the Malla era.
Swayambhunath (Monkey Temple, 20 mins): Iconic hilltop stupa offering panoramic city views and deep spiritual energy.
Pashupatinath Temple (10 mins): Sacred Hindu temple complex by the Bagmati River — a moving experience of faith and culture.
Boudhanath Stupa (15 mins): One of the largest stupas in Asia, radiating peace through prayer wheels, chanting monks, and butter-lamp-lit evenings.
Patan Durbar Square (25 mins): Admire ancient courtyards, metalcraft workshops, and the Newar artistry that still thrives.
Kathmandu’s markets are a celebration of color, texture, and life.
Asan Bazaar: A bustling heritage market where spices, teas, and textiles intertwine with ancient courtyards.
Thamel: A major tourist hub known for its vibrant street markets, shops, and nightlife. You can find a variety of goods here, including traditional handicrafts, trekking gear, pashmina shawls, and souvenirs. Explore cafés, concept stores, and nightlife in the city’s trendiest neighborhoods.
Indra Chowk: Perfect for souvenir hunting — from brassware to traditional malas.
Bhatbhateni Supermarket (Naxal): A modern shopping stop for essentials and imported goods.
Le Sherpa Farmers’ Market (Lazimpat, Saturdays): A cozy weekend affair for organic produce, artisanal bakes, and gourmet finds.
Patan Art Galleries & Boutiques: Explore handcrafted jewelry, ceramics, and heritage-inspired fashion by local artisans.
Immerse yourself in Nepal’s living culture — vibrant, spiritual, and deeply rooted in tradition.
Indra Jatra (August/September): Watch chariot processions and masked dances light up Kathmandu’s old quarters.
Dashain (October): Nepal’s grandest festival — homes adorned with marigolds, kites in the sky, and joyful family gatherings.
Tihar (November): The festival of lights where every courtyard glows, honoring animals, wealth, and siblings.
Holi (March): Celebrate colors, laughter, and togetherness in the city streets.
Rato Machhindranath Jatra (April/May): Witness one of the longest chariot festivals in Patan — a symbol of unity and rain blessings.
A short drive from Evara takes you into lush hills, monasteries, and trails filled with quiet beauty.
Nagarjun Forest Hike (20 mins away): A serene escape with viewpoints overlooking the valley.
Shivapuri National Park (35 mins): Trek to Nagi Gompa or Baghdwar — the source of the holy Bagmati River.
Champadevi Hike (45 mins): A moderate trail offering breathtaking views of the Himalayas and the city.
Nagarkot Viewpoint (1 hour): Perfect for sunrise hikes with sweeping Himalayan vistas.
Chandragiri Hills: (45 min drive + cable car ride) Stunning valley views with a blend of adventure and serenity.
Phulchowki Trail: (1 hr drive) Great for birdwatchers and offbeat explorers.
Kopan Monastery: (20 min drive) A peaceful retreat for meditation and mindfulness seekers.
Right around Evara lies a dynamic blend of culture, cuisine, and urban sophistication.
Narayanhiti Palace Museum (10 mins): Step into Nepal’s royal past and discover a fascinating chapter of its history.
Lazimpat & Baluwatar: Known for embassy streets, boutique dining, and art galleries.
Gahana Pokhari: A historic pond in Hadigaun with cultural and religious significance. During the annual Gahana Khojne Jatra (Jewel Searching Festival), devotees of the goddess Tundaldevi symbolically search for her lost jewelry here
Hadigaun Food and Culture Tours: On certain days like Vehicle-Free Saturday, Hadigaun’s streets become a marketplace with food vendors, artisans, and cultural performances. Some tour operators offer guided tours for this experience.
Narayanchaur Park (10 mins walking distance): A well-maintained park in Naxal with a jogging track and play area for kids. It is a great spot for a morning or evening walk.
Kamal Pokhari Park: A serene park featuring a pond named after the lotus flowers, surrounded by greenery, exercise equipment, and walking paths. Great spot for quiet reading, morning or evening stroll.
Evara invites you to rediscover culture, community, and creativity through curated events that celebrate Nepal’s soul in modern expression. From culinary journeys to artistic evenings, each gathering is designed to connect people — through stories, flavors, and shared moments.
Where Every Friday Becomes a Celebration of Flavors, Drinks, Music, and Culture. Step into the weekend with Evara Friday Feast — our signature weekly experience that transforms Friday nights into a vibrant celebration of food, music, and culture. Each week unfolds with a new theme inspired by Nepal’s and India’s rich culinary heritage. Enjoy live food stalls, themed cocktails, and soulful live music under the Kathmandu sky.
Celebrate Yomari Punhi with an interactive live yomari-making session led by our chefs. Learn to shape, fill, and steam the traditional delicacy while uncovering the folklore behind it. The evening features warm drinks, local music, and stories shared over freshly made yomaris — a perfect pre-winter ritual at Evara.
An intimate evening of storytelling and fine dining. Cultural Conversations at Evara brings together local artists, historians, and thinkers over a curated meal. Guests dine and discuss Nepal’s heritage, art, and identity — blending flavors and ideas in a shared celebration of culture.
As the sun dips behind the valley hills, unwind with skyline views, house beats, and crafted cocktails. Sundowner Sessions offer a laid-back yet sophisticated evening — perfect for those who enjoy conversations, rhythms, and the city lights coming alive.
A soulful night where words flow freely and emotions take center stage. Emerging poets, musicians, and performers share their voices in an intimate, candle-lit setting. Guests are welcome to perform, listen, or simply lose themselves in stories and verse.
A relaxed creative escape where art meets indulgence. Paint, sip, and unwind as local artists guide you through your own masterpiece — all while enjoying curated bites and a glass of wine under soft evening light.
Get your hands in the clay and shape memories that last. This hands-on workshop celebrates Nepal’s traditional pottery heritage, guided by local artisans. Guests can craft their own keepsakes while learning about the symbolism behind Newa terracotta art.
Experience Mha Puja, the sacred Newa festival of self-purification and renewal, in a serene and symbolic setting. The evening includes a traditional ceremony, festive meal, and storytelling that honors the soul’s connection to the universe — a truly introspective celebration.
Your journey at Evara awaits — where culture, cuisine, and connection come together under one experience.
