1. How to enter Nepal?
Nepal is accessible by two different ways,
Via air: If you want to enter Nepal by air then you have to take a flight to Nepal and it will land in Kathmandu Tribhuvan International airport in Nepal.
By Road: There are a few paths from where you can enter Nepal. There are two ways from Nepal to India and from China, Tibet to Nepal. They are:
- Kodari
- Kakarvita
- Birgunj
- Bhairahawa
- Nepalgunj
- Dhangadhi
- Mahendranagar
You can easily get some land vehicles which may take 10-12 hours to reach Nepal. Take the tourist bus rather than other vehicles because the tourist bus will be more comfortable than others.
2. What is Nepal known for?
Nepal is famous for trekking in high mountains, pilgrims, sightseeing, jungle safari etc. There are many kinds of activities that can be done in Nepal such as climb the mountains, hike the hills, explore the ethnic group villages, having delicious food and many more.
Tourists visit to do jungle safari, and also climbers come to visit Nepal for Everest climbing and other mountain climbing.
3. Is the nation politically sheltered and stable?
As per we know Nepal is a developing country so there may be some kind of political issues every time. But in the present condition, there is a good political environment so you won’t face any political problems.
4. Do I require travel protection?
Yes, you need travel protection or you can say travel insurance. Travel insurance will help you when needed. If you suddenly need to cancel the flight or tour then it will overcome your payments.
5. What will I need to bring while at the same time trekking in Nepal?
You may require a Down Coat, warm downy coat, warm clothing, trekking jeans and shorts, resting pack, trekking boots and a knapsack, a camera, and your own drug. Counsel arrangements of fabric and hardware on our site as a guide and utilize sound judgment to pack enough however not all that much in the meantime.
6. How would I get some answers concerning the visa necessities for the excursion I am keen on?
About visa, you can consult with your respective embassy near you or you can also view our visa permit page. If you are still confused about it then contact us we will make you clear about a required visa.
7. How would I get my Visa?
It would be good if you contact the concerned embassy or the immigration office for information and visa.
8. Do you help with Visas?
Mountain Treks Nepal don’t have rights to provide you a visa directly, yet you can do this through the government office or with the help of a movement operator.
9. Does your organization help to arrange residential flight, global flight, appointments, and different administrations?
We can deal with every single residential flight, lodging appointments, and different administrations. Be that as it may, we recommend you global flights from your nation of origin, yet we can give help.
10. Would I be able to trek in the Himalayas regardless of whether I haven’t done any trekking previously?
Completely, it’s an extraordinary place to begin. As an aspect of our responsibilities, the most imperative things we do is learn your experience and desire; and also discover the trek to best match these. However, hard or simple you’d like it; anyway much or little experience you have, we have the ideal trek for you.
11. What to wear in Nepal?
Nepal has an extensive variety of atmospheres in this manner both light and warm clothing in casual and mild styles. In the mountain zones, a warm woolen cloth is essential while at lower elevation(Terai) cotton dress is perfect. Bring any stuff and you will dependably be wearing your solace. During the off chance that you missed any of your garments, don’t stress you can purchase Nepalese pieces of clothing.
12. How to remain healthy when trekking in Nepal?
Before coming to Nepal, take a couple of antibodies for basic sicknesses like Japanese encephalitis. When in Nepal, eat altogether cooked nourishment. Drink just the brand of filtered water, While on a trek our organization will provide drinking water.
Soda pops like Coke, Pepsi is fine to drink. Keep away from Quick sustenance’s and plates of mixed greens. On the off chance that you are intending to go in the time of June to September you may get Cholera.
However, this won’t be a major issue in the event that you will pursue our recommendation like not drinking stain water like hydrant water and maintaining a strategic distance from uncooked nourishment.
Wear a cover (if conceivable) when strolling in the dusty and dirtied boulevards, particularly amid the mid-year season in Nepal it very well may be hard to stroll in the lanes.
Numerous private centers and clinics are open amid the day. Medication stores close to the doctor’s facility areas are open 24 hours. Obviously, alternate standards apply;
a) Quit smoking!
b) Drink less
13. Would I be able to have vegetarian dinners in the mountain (outdoors and tea house trekking)?
In case you’re doing outdoors trek we offer standard dinners and in addition a vegetarian food alternative. Simply let us know whether you need vegetarian dinners when you book your trek.
Be that as it may, we can’t satisfy each trekker requirement (i.e., dietary necessities or extraordinary dinners ). Likewise at tea house trekking you will get vegetarian food. If it’s not too much trouble regarding your trekking guide about points of interest of your sustenance hypersensitivity.
14. Would I be able to trek in the Himalayas regardless of whether I haven’t done any trekking previously?
It’s an incredible place to begin. As an aspect of our responsibilities, the most critical things we do is determine your experience and desire and also discover the trek to best match these. Anyway hard or simple you’d like it, anyway much or little experience you have, we have the ideal trek for you.
15. Is Nepal safe? Is a lady traveler alone safe with your organization?
Yes, Nepal is ok for women travelers. Nepal is considered as one of the peaceful nations on the planet (odds are it’s more secure here than your nation of origin). Also, while you’re on one of our excursions, we assume individual duty for your prosperity, an obligation we submit genuinely.
16. Should I bring my own medication?
It would be good if you consult with your specialist(doctor) and get his/her recommendation. In any case, in the event that you are taking specific drugs, it is best to carry them with you.
17. To what extent will we walk on a normal day’s trekking?
Every day you can predict 5-7 hours walking covering 10 to 14 km. It may, over 3500m, at that moment you’ll just cover 8 to 9 km. Critically, every one of our schedules is adaptable and can be changed by climate, geological and physical state of the individual member.
18. What sort of comfort in Kathmandu will you give?
On your arrival day, we came to pick you and leave you at your hotel and we will provide you with the best hotel with the best service. Except this, if you need a private vehicle or you are in a group then our tourist bus will take you to your destination place. And if you want to go Pokhara by bus or by air then at that time we will also organize your bus or flight.
19. For travelers, what is there to purchase in Nepal to reclaim home?
Nepal is outstanding for its artwork materials, pashmina, Nepalese art, and specialty, and Nepali melodic instruments like Madal and Bansuri are the things to buy. Besides, Nepali floor coverings are the best known among the vacationer clients. What’s more, the best place to shop these merchandise is around the Thamel zone.
20. What amount of cash would it be advisable for me to bring for the trek?
On the trek, we give all settlement, nourishment and we cover stop expenses, so you have to take the just little measure of cash to buy water, little snack and tea outside dinners, local souvenirs, tips or gifts to cloisters in the event that you wish to give little change. $20 every day ought to be adequate to cover such costs.
21. What is the best season to trek in Nepal?
The best time for a trek in Nepal in September to December. Although, all seasons are perfect to visit Nepal except Monsoon season. Except this, you can visit Nepal according to your activity like trekking, climbing, tour, bird watching and many more.
22. How to pay for your trip?
Online payment using your credit card
For all activities like trekking, tours, mountain flights, helicopter tours, and other services, you can pay online with a highly secure level of SSL. You can send 30 percent of the total cost to make a booking, and for confirmation of the trip and the rest of the amount, you can pay in cash upon arrival.
You can use our online payment link for related packages and services on our site, www.mountaintreksnepal.com. Just an easy, safe, and instant online payment method for all your Nepal trips.
OR
We will send you the personalized payment link from our official email address:
Payment via bank wire or SWIFT transfer
Account Type: Foreign Currency (USD)
Account Name: Mountain Treks Nepal Pvt. Ltd.
Account No.: 13201100000703
Name of the bank:Â Nepal Investment Mega Bank Limited
Swift Code: NIBLNPKT
Post Code: 44600
Address/Street: Thamel, Kathmandu
Contact number: +9779849715753
Note: If you want to pay via bank wire or Swift transfer, you have to pay the extra bank charge; however, we will settle the final credited amount.
Payment via MoneyGram, Western Union, or their remittances
If you choose Money Gram, Western Union, or remittances for the payment method, please transfer money to the following receiver in Nepal: MoneyGram is cheaper and easier.
First name: Bharat
Last name: Simkhada
Address: Gorkha, Nepal
City: Gorkha
Country: Nepal
23. I am doing tea house trekking in Nepal. What can I expect?
You can get Basic lodges during the trek with neat and clean. Serving typical Nepali food but some of the area they have continental food also, Nowadays in Everest, Annapurna and Manaslu regions most of the guest houses have facilities of internet, WIFI, battery charge, hot and cold shower in the bathroom with some extra cost.
24. How long will we walk in a day?
You will walk around 6 to 8 hours in one day. You can cover the distance of 10 to 12 Km. Also we can arrange your itinerary as per your physical condition and fitness level.
25. Who will be our guide?
We provide you with an experienced mountain guide and strong porter to carry your language. We can even arrange guides to speak Multi language like Korean, French, Spanish, German, Italian and Chinese (additional cost) . All of our guides are professional, having many years of experience in the high mountains. Enough knowledge about the mountains, local culture, flora and fauna, geography, and the history of Nepal. We will provide Government license holder guides.
26. Is Nepal safe? Is a woman travelling alone safe with your agency?
Nepal is the safest country for travelling. Every Nepali gives respect to the guest as a God. Women can go alone with our agency, no worries at all. We are always serious about our guest’s safety and security issues.
27. What is the best time of year for trekking in Nepal?
The ideal time to trek to Nepal is favored by the spring, from the month of March to May, and Autumn season, from September to November. The climates during this season are usually stable with clear blue skies and pleasant temperatures, making trekking and view witnessing of the grand mountains in Nepal at its peak perfect.
28. Do I need a permit for trekking in Nepal?
All trekking routes in Nepal need permits. Such permits include the TIMS Card (Trekkers’ Information Management System), while specific conservation areas and/or national parks require area-related permits like the Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP) or the Sagarmatha National Park Permit. Your trekking company may help you to get those permits.
29. Do I need to have previous trekking or climbing experience to trek in Nepal?
Trekking routes in Nepal are suitable for all levels. For instance, short treks like the Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek are classified as beginner-friendly. For a trek like Everest Base Camp or the Annapurna Circuit, moderate fitness is needed. Some prior experience is recommended when high peaks are to be attempted; however, training can be arranged.
30. How physically fit do I need to be for trekking?
Moderate fitness is required to trek in Nepal. Most treks can be done by walking around 5-7 hours a day with a light pack. Regular cardio and strength training should prove helpful before your trip. For tougher treks or climbs, higher fitness levels are essential.
31. What is altitude sickness, and how can I prevent it?
Altitude sickness is a condition where the body fails to adapt to elevated heights. It becomes probable for altitude sickness to strike symptomatically in a headache, nausea, and fatigue. To prevent it, you can:
- Climb gradually, time should be allowed for acclimatization.
- Stay hydrated and avoid alcohol at such heights.
- Follow your guide and immediately descend when symptoms worsen.
32. What should I pack for a trekking trip in Nepal?
The essentials packing lists include trekking boots, insulation layers, a waterproof jacket, ideal sleeping bags, sunscreen, a hat, gloves, and a backpack. You may also need a headlamp, water purification tablets, and basic first aid supplies. A list of your trekking gear can be provided by your trekking company.
33. Is it safe to trek in Nepal?
Generally, trekking in Nepal is safe, especially if you go with an experienced guide or trekking company. They ensure appropriate acclimatization, safe routes, and also manage emergencies if required.
34. Do I need travel insurance for trekking in Nepal?
Yes, travel insurance is almost mandatory while travelling in Nepal. Get a well-tailored policy that covers trekking activities as well as provides treatment for medical emergencies and evacuation from any altitude (depending on the type of your trek, this may reach or exceed 6,000 meters).
35. Are there vegetarian or special meal options during the trek?
Almost all trekking lodges (or tea houses) have vegetarian meals such as dal bhat, noodles, and soup. Aside from these meals, simple dietary requests like gluten-free or vegan meals can also be catered to if arranged earlier.
36. How much does a trekking trip in Nepal cost?
The costs can vary according to days of the trek, the region you go to, and services provided. A tea-house stay during the trek can cost you $10 to $20 a day, including food and accommodation. Guided treks require additional costs as there are other services like porters and private transport that you avail. The expenses are higher in peak climbing and luxury trekking.