Travel Guide
🗺️Getting to Nepal
Nepal is accessible via Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, with connections from major Asian and Middle Eastern cities. Overland entry is also possible from India and China.
🧾Visa Information
Most travelers can obtain a tourist visa on arrival at the airport or land borders. Visa durations range from 15 to 90 days and extensions are available. Be sure to check official updates before arrival.
🗓️Best Time to Visit
The ideal time to travel is during spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November), when the weather is clear and pleasant—perfect for trekking, sightseeing and cultural events.
🧳Packing Essentials
Pack light but smart—include layers for changing weather, comfortable walking shoes, sun protection, and any medications you need. If trekking, bring warm clothing and a good backpack.
🚐Getting Around
Nepal offers buses, microbuses, domestic flights and taxis. While public transport is budget-friendly, private vehicles or tour packages offer more comfort for long or remote journeys.
🏥Health & Safety Tips
Bring travel insurance, stay hydrated, avoid tap water and watch out for altitude sickness if heading into the mountains. Local clinics and hospitals are available in major towns.
💱Currency & Payments
The local currency is the Nepalese Rupee (NPR). ATMs are widely available in cities, but rural areas may be cash-only. International credit cards are accepted at many hotels and restaurants.
📱Connectivity
SIM cards are inexpensive and available with passport ID. Major providers like Ncell and NTC offer good coverage in most populated areas and even in some trekking regions.
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