Travel Info

  • Nepal Visa Information
  • Do’s and Don’t’s in Nepal
  • Getting in Nepal
  • Best time to visit in Nepal
  • Health and Medicine
  • Altitude Sickness
  • Suggested Equipment List
  • Trekking Permit and Entry fees
  • Trekking Grade
  • Type of trekking
  • Why is TIMS Necessary ?
  • Trekking season
  •  Climate
  • Communication service in Nepal
  • Festivals of Nepal
  • Foreign Currency and Credit Cards
  • Before you go/Additional Info
  • Foreign Embassies and Consulates
  • Place to visit in Nepal
  • Travel Insurance

  • Suggested Equipment List

    Trekking is done in cold, high, and remote areas. So we need different clothing and equipment for trekking. Most of the necessary things for trekking are available in Kathmandu and Pokhara.Clothing for Trekking.Trekking or good walking shoes make your walk easier and more comfortable.A tracksuit and a pair of lightweight shoes or sandals to wear in tea houses and camp ...

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  • Do’s and Don’t’s in Nepal

    Nepal, a nation known for its warmth and humanism, extends a warm welcome to all guests. You will be respected and treated like a family member whether you are in one of our cities or a remote area on a trek. A common saying in Nepalese culture is "Athiti Devo Bhaba," which translates to "Tourist or guest is like our ...

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  • Health and Medicine

    It is thrilling and challenging to go on a trek in the high Himalayas. You must be generally healthy and in good shape. You might want to speak with your doctor before starting a trek through the Himalayas. Don't forget to bring your home-prescribed medications if you have any health issues. In case you become ill or hurt while hiking, ...

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  • Altitude Sickness

    A change in the body due to high altitude. A decrease in atmospheric pressure makes breathing difficult due to less oxygen. Mainly, it happens above 3300 m (10,000 ft). This is a dangerous hazard that threatens the lives of trekkers if symptoms are ignored.Symptoms and signsHeadache or DizzinessNausea/vomitingTiredness or fatigueSleepy but can’t sleepDrunken Gait, DeliriousLoss of AppetiteConfusionDisorientationReduced urine outputPreventionAvoiding high ...

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  • Clothing and Equipment

    Trekking takes place in chilly, high, and isolated locations. The majority of the gear required for trekking is available in Kathmandu and Pokhara, so we need specific clothing and equipment for trekking.Clothing for TrekkingYou can walk more easily and comfortably if you are wearing good walking or trekking shoes.a tracksuit and some sandals or light shoes to wear at night ...

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  • Trekking Permit and Entry fees

    You must have a trekking permit to visit restricted areas. No permission is required to visit normal trekking areas. Trekking in any area or along any route except the specified area of route shall be deemed to be a violation of the law.Trekking Permit to Restricted AreasA trekking permit must be carried at all times while trekking.A trekking permit has ...

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  • Trekking Grade

    With elevation changes ranging from 600 meters to 8848 meters, Nepal is the best trekking destination in the world. It encompasses all levels of trekking, causing the difficulty of a trek to depend on a number of factors. The main goal of classifying trekking difficulty is to provide each person with a trek that ranges from straightforward to extremely difficult. ...

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  • Type of Trekking

    Trekking enthusiasts will love Nepal. In Nepal, there are several different ways to organize a trek. However, there are essentially only two kinds of trekking in Nepal.Teahouse or Lodge trekkingIn Nepal, a teahouse trek entails lodging in small hotels or lodges along the way, which offer a cozy bed and meals. The most popular and affordable type of trekking in ...

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  • Why is TIMS Necessary?

    You are protected by a Trekkers Information Management System (TIMS) card. A computerized database management system that can be used for the trekkers' safety and security shall be maintained with all pertinent information regarding all trekkers and trekking routes. This database contains personal information about trekkers, dates, the trekking area, routes, handling agencies, duration, etc., to carry out search and ...

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  • Trekking season

    Depending on the region, trekking can be done in Nepal all year long. In Nepal, there are as many different altitudes as there are climate variations. The midland hills are warm temperate (1200-3100m) and cool temperate (2100-3300m) while the high mountains are Alpine (3330-5000m) and tundra (5000-8848m). The lowland plains are subtropical (600-1200m).The ideal trekking season in Nepal is thought ...

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  • Nepal Visa Information

    When arriving at Kathmandu's Tribhuvan International Airport, a Nepalese visa is obtained. At border entry points in Kakadvitta, Birgunj, Bhairahawa, Nepalgunj, Gaddachowki on the Nepal-Indian border, and Kodari on the Nepal-China border, you can also obtain a visa. Additionally, you can obtain a visa at the embassy or diplomatic mission representing Nepal in your area. The Department of Immigration, Kalikasthan, ...

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  • Before you go/Additional Info

    Visa:Visit Nepal: If you need a visa, you can easily get one at the Nepal International Airport in Kathmandu or any port of entry if you have one from your home country at the Nepalese Embassies and Consulates.Getting into Nepal:The main entry points for international flights to Kathmandu and the Nepal international airport are via land routes from India or ...

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  • Climate

    Days are usually clear above 2,500 meters, though depending on the season, the weather in the mountainous region can occasionally be erratic.In Nepal's Himalayan regions, the main trekking and travel seasons run from April to May. The mornings and middays are typically sunny and clear during this time, but occasionally the afternoons can be cloudy and obstruct views of the ...

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  • Best time to visit in Nepal

    Nepal is a country that can be visited year-round and for any occasion. However, the best times to visit Nepal are in the autumn (mid-September to end-November) and spring (mid-March to end-May) primarily for trekking. The weather is typically clear during the autumn, with mild to warm days and chilly nights. Clear and beautiful views of the outdoors and mountains ...

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  • Communication service in Nepal

    Contact services:In Nepal, both landline and mobile phone services are accessible. Landlines are primarily found in Kathmandu and a few other major cities, whereas mobile services have a network that reaches most of the country with the exception of some significant Himalayan regions. In most countries, hotels and private communication centers also offer telephone and fax services.post office servicesExcept on ...

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  • Festivals of Nepal

    Nepal's major festivals(September–October) DashainThe Nepalese festival of Dashain, the biggest festival of the year, is celebrated by Nepalese people during the pleasant autumn season, when the sky is clear, the air is fresh, and the fields are blooming with flowers. All Nepalese castes celebrate Dashain, the longest (15-day) and most auspicious festival on the country's calendar. The festival takes place ...

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  • Foreign Currency and Credit Cards

    Credit Cards and Foreign CurrencyIn Nepal, payments are typically made in foreign currency to hotels, airlines, travel agencies, and trekking outfitters. Foreign exchange services are offered by large banks and foreign exchange counters in all of Nepal's major cities. The daily currency exchange rates were essentially published in daily English newspapers like the Kathmandu Post, Himalayan Times, and Rising Nepal. ...

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  • Place to visit in Nepal

    Nepal is a country filled with a variety of stunning and intriguing locations, each with a special meaning. The locations are notable for their stunning natural beauty as well as being rich in history, culture, and religion. Most locations are easily accessible by air or road from Kathmandu, the country's capital. The Lonely Planet Travel Guide states that "Nepal is ...

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  • Travel Insurance

    Any trip that protects you from comprehensive medical costs (including helicopter rescue, air ambulance, and treatment costs) related to your illness or accident must have travel insurance. Please be aware that we don't sell or set up insurance; instead, you can get in touch with us about that.With Nepal being the nation with the highest altitude in the world, adventure ...

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  • Getting in Nepal

    Nepal is a landlocked country. Thus, the only modes of entry into Nepal are by air and land.Connection by International Air:The only international airport serving Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal, is Tribhuvan International Airport. Many international airlines offer nonstop flights to Kathmandu. Only Nepal Airlines operates flights to/from Delhi, Kuala Lumpur, Dubai, Bangkok, Doha, and Hong Kong under the national ...

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