Kathmandu
Nepali
NPR (Rupees)
7-14 days
Mar-May, Sep-Nov
GMT +5:45
Nepal is one of South Asia’s most rewarding travel destinations, bringing together Himalayan trekking, ancient heritage, spiritual traditions, wildlife safaris, and warm local culture in one compact country. From Everest and Annapurna to Kathmandu, Pokhara, Chitwan, and Lumbini, this guide will help you discover the best places to visit, things to do, treks, and travel tips across Nepal.
Nepal is consistently rated among top travel destination for value for money.
Home to 8 of the highest mountains with peaks over 8.000 mtrs.
Trekking, river rafting, paragliding, bungee jumping, and more.
Nepal is home to some of the exotic tropical endangered and rare species.
Travel vloggers state warmth and hospitality is their favourite.
With a unique blend of traditions, spirituality, and diverse cultures
While Nepal is mostly known for trekking but interestingly it offers something for every kind of traveller. It has culture still untouched by western civilization and living traditions to historic sites, wildlife, and advetnure activities.
World famous treks with breathtaking views
Spot rhinos, tigers and other exotic wildlife
Rafting, paragliding, bungee & more
Ancient temples, monasteries & cultures
While Nepal is best known for its mountains however the country has lot to offer. It has UNESCO heritage sites, iconic temples, jungle parks, pilgrimage site and adventure activities. Nepal is a destination with remarkable cultural, spiritual and natural diversity.
Nepal is a tropical country with heavy rainfalls dunring monsoon brining in chaos and landslides. However it also brings opportunities.
October and November are the busiest months. Hotels are often fully booked, prices are higher and the trekking routes are crowded with tourists. It is best to plan your trip ahead.
From June till August is the monsoon season. It brings heavy rainfall, cloudy mountain views, muddy trails, landslides, flight delays and difficult road conditions in remote areas.
March till May offers balance between weather, price, and trekking conditions. The prices are moderate, weather is warm, flowers are blooming, but the views might be hazy.
Check Nepal’s latest visa rules before you travel. Certain countries have Visa on Arrival.
The country only has one international airport (KTM) but several domestic ones.
In big cities, you can take taxis, buses, or rent vehicles. For long trips, you can fly between cities.
Nepal is one of the countries with exceptional value for money for budget and comfort.
ATMs are available in cities but in remote areas you might struggle to find one.
Many trekking permit forbids you traveling alone and require a guide along with permit.
Generally very safe for tourists, known for its warm hospitality and low rates of violent crime.
Nepal is a beautiful country. The country is home to ten of the highest mountains in the world putting it right at the top list for trekking enthusiasts.
Find quick answers to the commonly asked questions travelers asks before visiting Nepal.
Yes, getting a visa on arrival in Nepal is very easy and quick. During busy travel months, you may have to wait in a line for a little while. If you want to avoid waiting, you can get your visa from a Nepal Embassy or Consulate in your home country before your trip. Both choices are fine.
If you already got your visa from a Nepal Embassy, you must enter Nepal within six months from the date the visa was issued. Your stay in Nepal will start counting from the day you arrive in the country.
Gratis Visa
If you did not get a visa before your flight, you can get one when you arrive at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu. Just follow these simple steps.
1. Fill out the Arrival Card when you land. You also need to complete the Tourist Visa form online. You can do this before your trip on the official Nepal Immigration website or at the airport using the special machines. (If you fill out the form online, you will get a receipt with a barcode.)
2. Print it and bring it with you. The barcode is valid for fifteen days. If it expires, you will need to fill out the form again.
3. Go to the payment counter at the airport. Multiple payment methods is acceptable but the department advises to carry cash to be on the safer side. Pay the visa fee based on how long you want to stay.
4. Take your receipt, passport, and form to the Immigration desk. The officer will check your documents, ask a few simple questions, and then place the visa sticker in your passport. After this, you are ready to collect your bags and start your adventure in Nepal.
Visa Extension Fee
Generally, yes, but petty crimes can occur, especially in crowded areas. Trekking with guides and avoiding risky areas at night is advised.
Nepalese Rupee (NPR) is the currency. Credit/debit cards are accepted in cities and tourist areas, but cash is advisable in remote regions.
