Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, it’s completely safe to plan travel in Nepal. It’s always better to keep your goods safe while traveling. If you are planning to explore new places in Nepal it’s better to take a tour/trek guide along with you to avoid unnecessary hassles.

Eight out of Fourteen highest peaks (above 8000 meters) in the world are situated in Nepal. Nepal is a beautiful and small landlocked nation in South Asia. Each year thousands of tourists visit Nepal to see Magnificent Himalayan peaks. Top of the World; Mount Everest (Sagarmatha) is the main attraction of Nepal. Nepal is the home of grandiose mountains like; Mt. Kanchenjunga, Mt. Lhotse, Mt. Makalu, Mt. Manaslu, Mt., Annapurna, Mt. Dhaulagiri, and many more. Nepal’s Lumbini is renowned as the birthplace of Lord Buddha. Nepal is a Geographically, culturally, and naturally made wonderland with rich culture, lively festivals, vibrant wilderness, and numerous adventurous activities for all kinds of tourists. Kathmandu; the capital city of Nepal is filled with many world heritage sites, temples, and city life.

Hospitality in Nepal is heartwarming with the whole nation’s motto as “Atithi Devo Bhava” (Guests are Gods). Nepal is also a land of Gorkha, spiritual seekers, and happy people. Visit Nepal to experience trekking in the Himalayas, cultural/heritage tours, a Yoga Retreat, a Jungle Safari, Bungee, Paragliding, Rafting, Bird Watching, and many more.

Every tourist needs a visa to enter Nepal except an Indian citizen. In order to get a visa, you need to have an original passport, two passport-size photos, and money. You can apply for a Nepal visa from the Nepalese Embassy in your home country or one can be obtained upon arrival for a Nepal visa.

But nationals from Afghanistan, Iraq, Cameroon, Ghana, Somalia, Swaziland, Palestine, Zimbabwe, Nigeria, Ethiopia, and Liberia cannot secure the Nepalese Visa upon arrival. Please make the process easier by filling out the online form in advance. The visa fee details (as of 2018) are mentioned below:

For the latest information please visit this link:
http://online.nepalimmigration.gov.np/tourist-visa

Yes, of course, you can do it if you are fit and healthy. We suggest you choose an easy trek for the first time. Keep a difficult trek for your next visit. For any questions, you can leave a message. There are many first-timer-friendly trekking options; Mardi Himal Trek, Everest View Trek, and Annapurna Foothill Trek.

For Nepal visits, most people come via air. You need to take a flight to Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) in Kathmandu, which is the one and only international airport in Nepal. There are several airlines that operate flights to Nepal; Thai Airways, Qatar Airways, Etihad Air, Fly Dubai, Turkish Airlines, and many more. You will probably connect to one of these airlines if you have tickets from any other airline.

We can provide you with one-stop services while collaborating with multiple domains to make your Nepal stay comfortable. Mainly our organization operates Trekking, Yoga Trek, Yoga/Meditation retreat, and City and Heritage site tours. However, we can also arrange internal flight booking, hotel booking, Jungle Safari tours, River Rafting, Canoeing, Bird watching tours, etc. Please inquire us if you would like additional services than listed.

Yes, you need travel insurance while planning Nepal’s trip for any adventure. Make sure your insurance does high altitude coverage as well. Insurance should cover medical expenses, emergency helicopter evacuation, loss of limb or life, natural calamities, etc. You need to leave a copy of your insurance at our office before you head to trekking.

These all are terms of grading in the trekking. Per our experience and specific standards, we have divided 4 types of trekking. Here are the details below:

Easy Treks
As per our standards, trekking up to an altitude of 3000 m is known as the Easy trek. For this trip, you are not required to have any trekking experience or physical preparation.

Moderate Treks
For this grade, you will normally cross 4000m above, high altitude passes, and 6-7 hours per day walking on average. Therefore, you need to have physical and mental fitness and previous hiking experience.

Difficult Treks
This will be tougher and harder than the Moderate one. Walking through the rough trekking trails, crossing high passes more than 5,000 m, crossing glaciers, facing high altitude air with a low amount of oxygen, and walking 7-8 hours per day. Thus, you are required to have previous trekking experience and knowledge for this type of trek. You need to be prepared in Body, Mind, and Soul

Strenuous Treks
It goes above 5000m, with difficult terrain, glaciers, and snow walking. Without a shadow of a doubt, you need to be well prepared. Body, Mind, and Soul will play a factor in these treks. For this kind of trek, it would be better to have knowledge and experience in rock and ice climbing, ice axes, and crampons, or have completed several difficult treks. It’s quite a challenging, adventurous, high passes trip.

Yes, we do have an airport pick-up facility. One of the representatives from our organization will be at the airport with your name’s placard. He/she will safely drop you off at your hotel.

You can book your trip by kindly filling out our online booking form. Or you can simply drop us a mail via [email protected] mentioning your needs and requirements. We can customize your trip as per your wish and comfort.

Yes, you can carry your essential medications with you. Make sure to have your medical prescription with you all the time while in Nepal. You need to have a medical clarification certificate from your physician before visiting Nepal if you have a serious medical history.