TIMS Card (Trekkers' Information Management System) for most treks. National Park Permits (e.g., for Annapurna, Langtang, Everest regions). Restricted Area Permits (for areas like Upper Mustang, Nar-Phu Valley, and some areas in Manaslu and Dolpo).
Do I need travel insurance?
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Yes, travel insurance is mandatory.
What are some of the things I should be aware of before coming to Nepal?
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Please check our blog Trekking in Nepal for detailed information. You can also visit through here
Can I get a visa on arrival?
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Yes, you can. For more information on similar questions, please check our Trekking in Nepal section.
What is the best time to trek in Nepal?
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The peak trekking seasons are autumn (September to November) and spring (March to May). These seasons offer the best weather conditions, with clear skies and moderate temperatures.
Do I need a guide or porter for trekking in Nepal?
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While not mandatory, hiring a guide and a porter is highly recommended for navigating unfamiliar trails, learning about the local culture, ensuring safety, and carrying your stuff.
How difficult are the treks in Nepal?
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Trek difficulty varies widely, from relatively easy treks like the Annapurna Base Camp to more challenging ones like Everest Base Camp and Manaslu Circuit.
What is altitude sickness and how can I avoid it?
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Altitude sickness occurs when you are not accustomed to high altitudes (usually over 3000m). Symptoms include headaches, dizziness, and nausea. To prevent it, ascend slowly and spend a day or two acclimatizing for high altitudes ahead. If altitude sickness hits you, descend to lower altitudes and seek medical help.
Do you do customized trekking?
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Yes, we do customized trekking as per your needs.
Is the drinking water safe during trekking in Nepal?
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Tap water in most trekking regions is unsafe to drink. You can purify water by boiling, using a filter, or chemical purification tablets.
Can I charge my devices on the trail?
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Yes, most places offer charging devices for a fee (usually Rs. 100-500 per hour). However, carrying a power bank is highly recommended.
What do I need to carry on the trek?
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Please check our Trekking in Nepal section for detailed information.
What kind of food can I expect to find on the trek?
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Both local, traditional food as well as western food can be found in most regions of Nepal.
How safe is it to travel in Nepal?
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Nepal is generally considered safe for travel.
What should I do if I encounter wildlife on the trail?
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If you encounter wildlife on the trail, don’t panic. Stay calm, avoid sudden movements, and don’t try to frighten the animal. Use your walking stick to drive away the animal if it tries to approach you.
Can I trek solo in Nepal?
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Solo trekking is allowed but requires proper preparation. However, traveling with a guide is highly recommended.
How can I pay for the trek?
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Please check our Payment Methods section for detailed information.
What is your cancellation policy?
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Please check our Terms & Conditions section for detailed information.
Do you give a refund if the trek is cancelled in advance?
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Please check our Terms & Conditions section for detailed information.
Do I need to pay any advance or deposit?
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Please check our Terms & Conditions section for detailed information.
Can I cancel the trip after it has started?
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Please check our Terms & Conditions section for detailed information.
