Frequently Asked Questions

What about the Nepal Visa Information? 

• Single entry visa is $ 25/30/90 days at Kathmandu's Tribhuwan International Airport. The fee is payable in any Major currency, but land borders officials will probably require; payment in cash US dollars.

 What about the Time of Nepal?

• Nepal is five hours and 45 minutes ahead of GMT. When it is noon in Kathmandu, the Standard time is 6.15 am in London, 4.15 am in Sydney, 1.15 am in New York, and 10.15 pm the previous night in San Francisco. The strange 15-minute difference is said to be a reflection; of the exact time at the summit of Gauri Shankar.

During; winter time is short - the first light is about 6: am, and it gets dark by 6: pm. Nepal has no daylight saving time, but by March, the trekking days are about two hours long.

What kind of accommodation do we get during the 

Trekking and Hiking?

• There are Normal accommodations during the trekking. The accommodation is like a common; room. It means no private bathroom. Everyone has to use the same bathroom but someplace is an available private bathroom.

 What are the meals likes?

• You can get different kinds of western food during trekking. But it is not well made. They make food their way. They make it locally.

How do you determine the trip cost?

• The cost is dependent on what kind of services you require. You can do budget, standard and luxurious trips in Nepal. We offer your best trip as you require.

What do we use as drinking water during the trip?

• There is available natural spring water. You can use the spring water by putting a water-purifying tablet. It is also possible to buy mineral water and boiled water.

What do we use for emergency or rescue in case we get altitude sickness during the trek or any accident?

• In case you get; altitude sickness or any accident during the trekking. It is possible to call a helicopter. If it is not serious sickness. There are Ponies or men. Who carries you in the basket?

How do we make payment?

• When you book your trip. You have to deposit as an advance 20 % and then the rest of them you have to pay when you arrive in Kathmandu.

How do we respect the local culture?

• Ask permission to photograph people,

do not remove or purchase antiques. It is illegal.

Avoid wearing revealing clothes and avoid outward displays of physical affection.

Is there available electricity during the trek?

• Blackouts (load shedding) are a fact of Nepal, Even in the cities (Kathmandu suffers from scheduled power cuts for 15 hours a day, especially in the winter).

Mini hydro plants in many villages on the Annapurna, Everest, and Langtang treks have hydro-generated electricity, and lodges will let you power up your rechargeable batteries for a fee.

Can we get many health care’s during our trek?

• There are hospitals at trailheads or health posts in large villages. Himalayan rescue association operates aid posts in Pheriche( Everest region) and Manang ( Annapurna region). In general, once you are on a trek in the wilds of Nepal, you are on your own, and your medical kit and preparations must reflect this reality.

Is there any telephone and internet during the trek?

• Telephones are available in most of the trekking region. You also can find Internet service in a Certain places.

How do we get a permit?

The permits are essential to do any kind of; trekking in Nepal. It is available offices in National parks and conservation areas. We organize this for our clients.

Is a single woman trekking safe to trek in Nepal?

• We have a female trekking guide for single women trekkers. There is no problem for a single woman to trekking in Nepal.

Do we have to do insurance to travel to Nepal?

• Traveler Insurance is necessary who would like to trek in Nepal. You have to do it from your country, or we also help you by doing your insurance from the local insurance company.

Do the guides and porters Good and safe?

• We have permanent staff for trekking and any other activities. They all are knowledgeable, trained, local, experienced, and qualified.

How do we book the trek?

• You may book your trip through the internet, by telephone, and by letter. It is better. If you book your trip in advance.

What is the business hour of Nepal?

• Most government offices are open 10: am to 5: pm Sunday to Thursday during summer and 10: am to 4: pm during the winter (roughly Mid- November to Mid-February). Generally, offices close at 3: pm Friday and are closed for an hour at lunchtime. Banks and airlines are open from 9: am to noon and 1 to 5 pm Sunday to Friday. Restaurants are open from 10:30 am to 10: 00 pm and shops from 10: 30 am to 9:00 pm.

Can we hire and buy equipment in Nepal?

• If you bring your trekking gear from your country. It is great, but it is also possible to buy; hire trekking equipment in Nepal. It is cheap as well.

Can we extend our trip?

• Yes, there are sightseeing, short hiking, and adventure sports like (Bungee Jumping, jungle safari, paragliding, Cycling, White water rafting, and many other options.

Is there safe to trek in Nepal?

• Nepal has a political problem. We have no stable government, but it is no problem for travelers who want to visit Nepal. It is a safe and nice place to enjoy your holiday.