Kathmandou in March

During visit in nepal in march the summer starts so the temperature in kathamandu is not hot as u expect as it is located in high altitude. If u really like ac room then u can get from 1500 above depending upon hotel. Better to catch a local friend if u have who can help u better. thanks.

But I bet that Katmandu, in the valley, is less likely to get so warm.

Consider Pokhara. The nights are always cool(40's-60's) and summers are tolerable because your house cools down at 3pm. For me, KTM is too crowded and noisey. Cheers🙂

In March, Kathmandu experiences the transition from winter to spring, bringing milder temperatures and a pleasant climate to the region.

Daytime temperatures typically range from around 20°C to 25°C (68°F to 77°F), making it comfortably warm during the day.

Nighttime temperatures can drop significantly, especially in higher elevations, with temperatures ranging from 8°C to 12°C (46°F to 54°F). It's advisable to carry layers for cooler evenings.

Boudha is and the bottom of the valley so it gets pretty hot. But if you look for a room at the edge you'll be much more likely to catch a breeze and have nice weather. Even in Kathmandu it gets cool at night. It seldom gets up to 30 degrees celcius.

The pollution is much better than it used to be.

Most/many guesthouses have a few air conditioned rooms with a price of about $5 per day more than the rooms without. Nighttime temperatures always drop significantly.

We aren't likely to get rain until a bit later than March, but maybe once in March if we are lucky. The valley can get really dry and sometimes there are forest fires in the surrounding forests. There is a severe water shortage in Kathmandu.

Streets are being paved and widened, trees are being planted on many of the streets and infrastructure is being installed.

I love living in Nepal and especially in the Kathmandu Valley.