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Visa & Entry Requirements
Passport – Must be valid for at least 6 months from entry with at least one blank page.
Visa requirement – All foreigners (except Indian nationals) need a visa. Most can get a Visa on Arrival at Kathmandu airport and designated land borders, or apply in advance at an embassy/consulate.
Visa duration – Tourist visas are available for 15, 30, or 90 days.
Exemptions & extensions – Children under 10, citizens of SAARC countries (limited stay), and a few other categories may qualify for free visas. Tourist visas can be extended in Nepal, but overstays result in fines.
Best Time to Visit Nepal
Nepal experiences four distinct seasons:
- Spring (Mar-May): Ideal for trekking-warm days, rhododendron blooms, clear skies.
- Autumn (Sept-Nov): Peak season-crisp weather, vibrant festivals like Dashain & Tihar, and clear mountain views.
- Winter (Dec-Feb): Cold but great for low-altitude trekking, wildlife safaris in Chitwan, and Bhutan/Darjeeling tours.
- Monsoon (Jun-Aug): Heavy rain, lush landscapes-best suited for cultural tours and leisure jungle safaris.
Getting Around
- Domestic Flights: Fast and scenic, connecting Kathmandu with Pokhara, Lukla, and Bharatpur.
- Tourist Coaches: Comfortable deluxe buses for inter-city travel, arranged per group size.
- Private Vehicles: 4×4 jeeps and air-conditioned vans available for tailored sightseeing and rural adventures.
- Local Transport: Taxis, cycle-rickshaws in Kathmandu and cultural towns like Patan and Bhaktapur.
Health & Safety
- Vaccinations: Recommended-Typhoid, Hepatitis A/B, Tetanus. Malaria prophylaxis for lowland Terai areas.
- Altitude Sickness: Common above 3,000 m. Our itineraries include acclimatization days and professional guides to monitor health.
- Tap Water: Drink bottled or boiled water. In trekking areas, travelers should use purifier tablets or UV filters.
Popular Activities
- Mountain Trekking & Expeditions: From Everest Base Camp to peaks like Island Peak and Annapurna Circuit.
- Cultural Tours: Kathmandu Valley emeritus-UNESCO sites like Pashupatinath, Boudhanath Stupa, and Durbar Squares.
- Wildlife Safaris: Chitwan & Bardia National Parks for Bengal tigers, rhinos, elephants, and birding.
- Adventure Activities: White-water rafting on Trishuli/Kali Gandaki, jungle jeeps, mountain biking, paragliding in Pokhara.
- Pilgrimage Routes: Religious hubs such as Muktinath and Lumbini pilgrimage journeys.
Climate & Terrain
Nepal’s terrain ranges from tropical lowlands (Terai) to Himalayan peaks, resulting in diverse weather:
- Terai: Hot summers, mild winters-think 6-35°C.
- Hill Regions: Moderate summer, cooler winter nights. High
- Himalaya: Sub-zero temperatures; tour plans account for seasonal conditions.
Festivals & Cultural Etiquette
- Dashain & Tihar: Families gather, worship, and celebrate-ideal time for an immersive experience.
- Tihar’s Festival of Lights: Homes decorated with candles and marigold garlands.
- Temple Manners: Remove shoes before entering temples; dress modestly (shoulders & knees covered).
- Respect Local Customs: Always use your right hand for greetings and eating; learn a few Nepali phrases like “Namaste” & “Dhanyabad”.
Travel Tips
Helpful information to make your trip to Nepal smoother and more enjoyable. From currency use and communication to power outlets and tipping culture, these quick tips will help you prepare before you go.
Currency
Nepalese Rupee (NPR); ATMs are available in main cities. Credit cards (VISA/MasterCard) are accepted at hotels and upscale shops.
Communication
SIM cards are available upon arrival; major facilities now offer 4G.
Power Outlets
230 V, 50 Hz with plug types C, D, and M. Recommended to bring an adapter and power bank.
Tipping Culture
Typically 10–15% for services; extra tips for guides and porters are appreciated.
