Blissful Nepal Tour - 08 Days

Spring (February to May) and Autumn (October to December) are generally considered one of the best times to visit Nepal. Although you may tour the destinations in lower altitudes throughout the year, Spring (February to May) and Autumn (October to December) are the best times to trek in high altitudes as well. Nepal receives monsoon rain from June through September, which is not a great time to travel. Winter is very cold in the upper mountains with heavy snowfall which cause obstructions in the trekking routes.

Yes, all UNESCO World Heritage sites in Nepal and almost all other places of attraction (museums, historical, cultural sites and others) require entrance permits. The entrance fees are generally collected before entrance at the gate. The package costs are generally inclusive of such fees unless mentioned otherwise.

During the trek, we provide as much chlorinated water as you need. You may also refill your bottles at refreshment stops or at the hotel if you happen to carry chlorine tablets or other water purification options. You can also buy bottled water along the trail on most treks. A litre of bottled water ranges from USD 1 in shops and teahouses at lower elevations up to USD 4 in high-altitude teahouses.

The nationwide expansion of mobile networks has made it possible to enjoy 4G and 3G networks in most parts of the trek up to moderate altitude. A sim card for NCell and NTC, the leading mobile telecommunications providers can easily be availed. Uninterrupted connection however is greatly affected by weather conditions and terrain. 

If you fall sick or get injured despite precautions, our first-aid trained guides would be your first help. Depending upon the nature of the sickness or injury, you would either be immediately taken to the best nearest medical facility or evacuated by a rescue helicopter for special medical attention. We would require your insurance details to arrange for a rescue helicopter if you are injured in a remote area and in no condition to trek further.

The safety of all our guests is our utmost priority. Nepal has been well-known as a safe destination and the Nepalese as friendly and welcoming people. We generally tour in small groups in the constant care and company of our experienced and expert guides. The places that we frequently utilize as our stops have been known to be reliable and safe over the years that we have been served. As such the safety of all travelers is ensured.

Your insurance is mandatory and should cover emergency air ambulance and/or helicopter rescue services and all related medical expenses for injury, death, loss of baggage, theft and trip cancellation. You are required to send in your insurance details while booking the trip. For more information, please refer to Travel Insurance.

A sturdy yet comfortable pair of walking boots with ankle support is recommended for trekking. Always pick a broken-in pair of boots over new ones to prevent blisters and other inconveniences while on the trek. The soles must be thick enough to protect your feet from sharp rocks and have a good tread for grip. If possible, opt for water-resistant boots that help keep your feet dry. Use woollen socks to keep your feet warm and do not forget to pack in extra pairs. A pair of crampons make walking on ice easy.

Tipping your guide and porter is not obligatory, but it has become a standard practice to tip your guide and porter in Nepal in appreciation of their care and service. Most of the guides and locals belong to communities in the trekking regions and even a small support can help them look after their families better. Although the tip amount depends upon your satisfaction and financial conditions, trekkers normally tip around 15% of the trip cost.

Since our costs are calculated on the basis of a minimum of two persons, a single supplement charge would be applicable for a private solo traveler.

If at all, the tour is not completed due to health and other reasons or completed before the designated date mentioned on the itinerary, no refund can be offered. Please be informed that we are not in a position to offer any refund as we are obliged to pay for our guides’ and driver’s efforts and time for the original entire trip duration, pre-booked services, and cover our administrative expenses.

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