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A wedding venue in Kathmandu can mean very different things: a banquet hall seating 150 for a reception, a party palace taking 1,000 guests for a full wedding, or a garden lawn for a mehendi in daylight. Every venue listed here shows its real hall capacities, its menu price per plate, and whether it is indoor, outdoor or poolside — so you can rule places out before you visit them.
Most venues in Kathmandu price by menu package, per guest, rather than by room hire. Browse the listings below to compare menus side by side, check which halls fit your guest count, and message the venue directly. Booking through TheNimto is free.
Most venues in Kathmandu charge per guest through menu packages rather than a separate hall rental, so the total depends on your guest count rather than a flat hire fee. Every venue listed here publishes its own menu price per plate — multiply that by your guest numbers to compare venues on a like-for-like basis, and browse by city to see the range where your event is actually happening.
The terms overlap in everyday use. A banquet hall is usually one indoor function room; a party palace tends to be a larger complex with several halls and often an outdoor lawn, built for bigger wedding crowds. Filter by guest capacity to see which venues genuinely fit your event.
For a wedding in peak season, six to twelve months ahead is normal for the venues in most demand. Off-season and smaller functions can often be arranged within a month or two. Message the venue to check a specific date before planning around it.
