Cheap flights from Manchester to Kathmandu from £879

Flying to Kathmandu from Manchester involves only two airports on either end of the journey. Your flight will depart from Manchester Airport (MAN), which is about 8 miles from the centre of the city. Driving there can take you anywhere from 10min to 20min, as the traffic in Manchester can become pretty clogged. For a more convenient way to get there you can take a Stagecoach bus – these run every 10min, 24/7, and will take roughly 20min. Manchester Airport is busy, being one of the principal airports serving the north of England. You’ll land in Nepal at Kathmandu Tribhuvan International Airport (KTM). It’s just over 2 miles from the city centre, which will take about 10min by taxi or hire car (there isn’t any public transport from the airport).

Unfortunately, you won’t be able to find any airlines that fly directly between the two cities. Most routes will make two stops on the way, and you’ll have number of different airlines with whom you can fly. In the absence of a direct flight, the quickest route to take is to book on Lufthansa. You will take off from Manchester Airport and fly first to Frankfurt am Main Airport (FRA), where you’ll change to Turkish Airlines for the next leg of your flight to Istanbul Airport (IST) and then onwards to Kathmandu Tribhuvan. Flying on Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) is another option, and it will follow a similar pattern after leaving Manchester Airport. Your first stopover will be at Kastrup Copenhagen Airport (CPH), where you’ll change to Turkish Airlines for a flight to Istanbul and then to Kathmandu.

There are plenty of other stopover options when you fly from Manchester to Kathmandu. One of them is to board an Emirates flight to Dubai International Airport (DXB), and then on to New Delhi Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL) for a second stopover. Here you’ll change to Nepal Airlines for the flight to Kathmandu Tribhuvan. Another route that Lufthansa operates takes off from Manchester and stops over at Frankfurt am Main, where you’ll change to Vistara, fly to New Delhi and then again to your final destination. If you really want to experience a number of different airlines on this route you can book a departing flight from Manchester on British Airways to London Heathrow Airport, where you’ll switch to Virgin Atlantic and fly to New Delhi. You’ll then change to Air India for the final leg of the route to Kathmandu.

As a UK citizen you will need a visa to enter Nepal, which you can purchase on arrival at Kathmandu Airport. Your passport will also need to be valid for at least six months from the date on which you apply for your visa. It’s also wise to check if you need to get a yellow fever certificate.

Cheapflights users have booked flights from Manchester to Kathmandu round-trip from £890. Other airlines that can offer you cheap pricing are Turkish Airlines, from £920, and Qatar Airways, from £1,002. Users have found that Emirates is 12% cheaper than the other options available to this destination.

Manchester to Kathmandu flights have a stopover in Doha most of the time.

Manchester to Kathmandu flights have a stopover in Dubai the least frequently.

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Currently, August is the cheapest month in which you can book a flight from Manchester to Kathmandu (average of £907). Flying from Manchester to Kathmandu in October is currently the most expensive (average of £1,271). There are several factors that can impact the price of a flight, so comparing airlines, departure airports and flight times can provide users with more options.