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Visa & Entry Requirements
Nepal Tourist Visa: Available on arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) and major land crossings. Short-term visas (15/30/90 days) can also be arranged in advance.
Requirements: Valid passport (minimum 6 months validity), two passport-sized photos, and a completed arrival form.
Fees & Stay Extension: Fees vary by nationality; extensions beyond the initial visa are available through the Department of Immigration in Kathmandu.
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”.
Traveler Tips
| Topic | Tip |
|---|---|
| Currency | Nepalese Rupee (NPR); ATMs available in main cities. Credit cards (VISA/MasterCard) accepted at hotels and upscale shops. |
| Communication | Sim cards available upon arrival; major facilities now offer 4G. |
| Power Outlets | 230 V, 50 Hz – plug types C, D, M. Recommended: bring an adapter and power bank. |
| Tipping Culture | Typically 10–15% for services; extra for guide/porter support appreciated. |