Frequently Ask Questions

Frequently Ask Questions (F.A.Q.)

When is the best time to visit Nepal?

From beginning of September to till late December and from late February to till late May of are considered the best time of the year to visit Nepal. But for the tour and lower part of trekking would be possible to visit in Nepal whole year. The main Nepal’s biggest festivals of Dashain and Tihar (greatest Hindu festivals) fall during October/November months. The sky will remain clear and pleasant temperature. From beginning of February- late May are also best times for travel, as you will see colorful rhododendron bloom during the spring season.

Is trekking fitness for me?

No special degree of fitness is required and age is no barrier, except in the areas above 3000m altitude where extra care should be taken. So any one, with a pair of strong legs and the spirit for adventure to explore the exotic will enjoy the thrills of trekking in the hills of Nepal. Normally for weary trekkers we have a list of short, easy and exotic treks and for the experience trekkers we offer a longer trek with lots of excitement and adventure.

Is Trekkers too much in October & November?

Sure, it is high season for trekking in Nepal so the trails full of tourists. If you wish to Travel less crowed time better choose except October, November, March and April.

Where I will get Nepal Visa? 

A. Yes, you can obtain your entry visa upon arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu . Besides, you can also obtain your visa at a consulate in your home country. In either case, you need to submit 2 (two) passport size photograph and the visa fee. The visa fee is

- Multiple entry visa for 15 days or less from the date of entry US$ 25 or equivalent convertible foreign currency.

- Multiple entry visa for 30 days US$ 40 or equivalent convertible foreign currency.

- Multiple entry visa for 90 days US$ 100 or equivalent convertible foreign currency

Where I will get Tibet permit and visa?

A. You will get Tibet permit from Tibet tourism bureau (TTB) but you have to take a tour package from us (any tour company from Nepal or Tibet) then TTB give Tibet permit. Tibet visa you can apply from your city only if you enter Tibet from mainland of china but if you wish to enter from Nepal you should request your tour operator to apply the visa. China visa fee (US$ 198 for US national and US$ 114 for others)

Kathmandu to Lhasa or Lhasa to Kathmandu flight available?

Yes, there are regular flight every Tuesday and Saturday but season time more then two flights a week so please ask with your tour operator for flight cost and schedule.

How do I transfer from the Airport to hotel? 

Our Airport Representative will come to the airport to pick up you with your name card just look outside main airport gate; somebody will be displaying your name printed paper then you will meet with our representative and you will be transferred from our private vehicle to hotel.

What types of currency does we except?

We accept any currency or credit card (Visa and Master) but 4% will be extra charge and sometime credit card can be decline in Nepal so we kindly request you to pay in bank transfer or by Cash.

What type of insurance should I have? Can I get there?

It is necessary to have Travel insurance for all clients to take in any tour. It should provide adequate protection for the full duration of the tour to cover personal injury, medical expenses, repatriation expenses, helicopter evacuation, loss of luggage, etc. We request our clients to arrange their Travel insurance from their home town however, if you wish to arrange your travel insurance from our Company; we will arrange the travel insurance for you.

How many hours do we walk per day while on trekking? 

There is not any rule how many miles you work per day. It depends up on the physical fitness and interest of the guest. Normally we walk 9 km to 18 km per day depend on an altitude and condition of the way. All of our trekking are designed on the principle of working 5 to 7 hours per day and as your own request.