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Nepal in September

Kathmandu 19–28 °C, rain easing

September is the shoulder month. The monsoon usually withdraws in the second half, leaving washed skies, green terraces and full rivers. Early September brings Indra Jatra to Kathmandu Durbar Square, with the Kumari carried through the old city in her chariot. Dashain often begins in late September or early October. Trekking routes reopen as trails dry, and the Terai parks reopen towards the end of the month.
Leave a buffer day before international flights, as late monsoon storms still delay domestic hops.

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Is September a good time to visit Nepal?

September is the shoulder month. The monsoon usually withdraws in the second half, leaving washed skies, green terraces and full rivers. Early September brings Indra Jatra to Kathmandu Durbar Square, with the Kumari carried through the old city in her chariot. Dashain often begins in late September or early October. Trekking routes reopen as trails dry, and the Terai parks reopen towards the end of the month.

What is the weather like in Nepal in September?

Kathmandu 19–28 °C, rain easing. Conditions differ by altitude and coast, so check the forecast for each stop a week before you travel.

Where should we go in Nepal in September?

We suggest Kathmandu, Mustang, Pokhara. Leave a buffer day before international flights, as late monsoon storms still delay domestic hops.

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