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General travel knowledge to help you get acquainted with Nepal’s language, currency, timezone, and utilities.
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Nepal's official language is Nepali... English is widely spoken in tourist areas.
Nepal's climate varies from tropical to alpine... Best times: Spring and Autumn.
The official currency is the Nepalese Rupee (NPR).
The international code for Nepal is +977.
Nepal Time Zone (NPT) is UTC+5:45.
Type C, D, and M plugs are used in Nepal. Bring a universal adapter.
Visa details, safety tips, and general trek planning advice to prepare you for the adventure.
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Yes, most travelers need a visa. Available on arrival for many countries.
Most nationalities are welcome. Check the official list for exceptions.
Use services like Eagle Trail Escapes for guided and custom trekking.
No, as of April 1, 2023, a licensed guide and TIMS card are required.
Yes, Nepal is one of the safest travel destinations in South Asia.
Fly to Tribhuvan International Airport or enter via India/China borders.
Options range from homestays and guesthouses to 5-star hotels.
Make your adventure more meaningful by learning about sustainable travel practices and permits.
Understanding the costs and requirements before you embark on your journey.
Electric vehicles, public buses, shared jeeps, and cycling are great eco-friendly choices.
Avoid plastics, use eco-lodges, carry reusable bottles, and respect nature.
Dress modestly, follow local customs, and don’t touch holy objects.
Stay in homestays, support local businesses, and join community treks.
We use local guides, avoid plastic, and contribute to environmental projects.
Learn practical travel information such as emergency contacts, internet access, and currency exchange.
Key info for safe and meaningful travel.
Yes, located at airports, tourism boards, and national parks.
At airport counters, banks, exchange centers, and hotels.
Yes, especially in urban and tourist areas.
Yes, widely available but quality varies by location.
Dial 100 for police, 102 for ambulance, 1144 for tourist police.
Yes, fees vary by site and nationality.
Yes, permits support conservation and local communities.
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