Travel Diaries
Dec 4, 2017
How do I get to Nepal?
Travelling to Nepal is best by air from various hubs and also via road from India, and sparingly from the Tibet Autonomous Region. You can actually also walk over the border in North Western Nepal from Tibet.
Dec 4, 2017
Trekking | Porter or no Porter
There is always some debate on this topic. Some do not like the fact that someone is carrying their bags, and some absolutely love the association and bond that they create with the porters on the trek. Our recommendation? Please take one.
Dec 4, 2017
How long can I get a visa for?
Nepal has a rule that in a calendar year - Jan to Dec - one is not allowed to stay more than 150 days on a tourist visa.
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How safe is Nepal?
We are incredibly peaceful and this makes Nepal very safe. Crime exists of course but is very few and far between. However like in most countries it is on the rise, but ever so slowly.
Dec 4, 2017
How do I avoid stomach problems?
Yup. Nepal is renown for its stomach issues and every traveller will eventually get the bug. It's is generally harmless, but we have created quite a reputation for it.
Dec 4, 2017
How appropriate is Nepal for children?
Nepal's deep adventure image sometimes masks the fact that the country is very child friendly. The soft adventure it offers are safe, fun and full of learning. The people of Nepal also love children, and the cultural interactions are a great source of inspiration for kids!
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Travel Essentials
- Guidance on Tipping in Nepal
- What to bring along - Gear List
- Guidelines For Travelling Responsibly
- Visa on arrival
- Packing a backpack
- What to Carry on Day Tours
- Currency Exchange in Nepal
- Packing for a Trek | top tips
- Arriving in Kathmandu, Nepal
- Preparing for Nepals High Altitude Trails
- Pokhara Unplugged: Your Ultimate Free-Day Guide
- Our Efforts
- Good To Know
- Booking: The Process
- FAQ's
