Best Coworking Spaces & Places to Work in Kathmandu (2026)
Last updated October 2026 Data based on 1 speed testsSample data — see methodology
Quick answer
Yes — Kathmandu is a solid base for digital nomads. Crowd-tested median Wi-Fi runs 40 Mbps down / 15 Mbps up, average street noise is about 60 dB, a typical 1-bedroom rental costs around $350/month, and the average coworking day pass is $0.
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Gateway to Everest with medieval squares, monastery mornings, and Himalayan weekends. Load-shedding is mostly history; dust is not.
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How fast is the Wi-Fi in Kathmandu?
The median crowd-tested download speed in Kathmandu is 31 Mbps over the last 30 days, with a 25th–75th percentile band of 31–31 Mbps. That is comfortably fast enough for HD video calls; cafés vary more than dedicated coworking spaces. Speeds come from visitors running our built-in test — add yours.
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| Day | Median | 25th pct | 75th pct |
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| 10-12 | 31 Mbps | 31 Mbps | 31 Mbps |
What does a month in Kathmandu cost?
A comfortable solo budget in Kathmandu starts around $1050–$1550 per month including rent, a part-time coworking membership, food, and transport. Drag the sliders to model your own budget.
Estimated monthly total: $716
eSIM coverage in Kathmandu
Kathmandu has workable eSIM support, but check regional coverage before you fly. Providers below cover this city; buying through some links may earn us a commission (always labeled Sponsored).
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$4.50 / GB