Travel Guides

This is a list of essential equipment required for trekking in Nepal. Equipment requirements may vary based on the trek duration, route, and altitude. We will assess your itinerary and advise you on the necessary items. Bags & Storage

• Small day pack (25–35L)
• Backpack or duffle bag (60–90L)
• Rain cover for day pack
• Packing cubes or dry bags (waterproof)

• Down or fiber-filled jacket

Entry/ Exit Points in Nepal The entry and exit points for the purpose of the foreigners entering into and departing from Nepal are following. The Immigration offices in such points are opened 24 hours. Entering and departing from other places except the point is treated as the voilation of Immigration Act and the Regulat

1. Immigration Office, Tribhuvan International Airport, Kathmandu
2. Immigration Office, Kakarvitta, Jhapa (Eastern Nepal)
3. Immigration Office, Birganj, Parsa (Central Nepal)

How is trekking in Nepal? Trekking is one of the most popular activities in the Himalayan country of Nepal. Typical trekking holidays in Nepal involve 4–9 hours of hiking per day. The trails vary from easy walking at lower elevations to strenuous hiking at over 5000 meters in the Himalayas. It’s not only the stunning landscapes on the trail that hypnotize trekkers, but also the people from different ethnic groups they meet along the way—a rare opportunity to experience Nepal’s rich cultural diversity. What is a C...