Ans. A visa is required to enter Nepal except SAARC* and Chinese nationals. One can get a visa at the Royal Nepalese Embassy or consulate or at the airport upon arrival. Two copies passport sized photograph are required to get visa. If a visitor already visited Nepal and intend to visit again within same year (within Jan-Dec) can obtain entry visa paying US$ 30 for 30 day.

Families will fly into and out of Kathmandu, the nation's capital, and will likely have no reason to leave the city at all while on either trip. The orphanage where your child resides is located in Kathmandu, as is the U.S. Embassy. Families may choose to do some local sightseeing, but it is advisable that you always stay with a knowledgeable guide. See similar questions...

When you book one of our trips we provide you with a Trip Dossier that gives you all the information you need to prepare. This includes instructions on obtaining the relevant visas. It is your responsibility to obtain the entry visa, whether through the Nepalese embassy in your home country or at the Airport in Kathmandu. We recommend you obtain your visa in the home country to expedite your passage through customs when you arrive. See similar questions...

Traveling to Nepal doesn't require a prior visa. You can get visa after the arrival at the Tribhuwan International Airport Immigration Office. You will be granted 60 days visa at a charge of USD 30. You can extend your visa each time to 30 days by paying an extra charge of USD 30. See similar questions...

Most nationalities are given visa on arrival at Kathmandu Airport, but its best to check with the Nepal Embassy in your country. See similar questions...

Nepal has been suffering with political unrest since the Maoist insurgency started. This is, so called public movement that is being campaigned for constituent assembly. According to rebel chairman the current constituent is not able to address 25 million of people in Nepal. The mission of this insurgency is to reform a constituent assembly on round table talk with all parties and leaders of civil society. See similar questions...

Yes. The main tourist centres like Pokhara, Chitwan and Lumbini are connected by good roads and all main routes are well serviced by tourist buses. However, roads to other towns for example Jiri and Dhunche are steep and narrow and only local buses are available. We advise you to hire a private jeep (4WD) to travel these roads safely. Typically tourist buses are driven with more care than local buses. See similar questions...

Yes you can. But we strongly advise you to buy your insurance in your home country before you leave. Insurance cover incorporating helicopter evacuation is a must! See similar questions...

All of the trips we offer at Himalayan Frontiers will be enjoyed by anyone who is in good health, has an enthusiasm for hill walking, the great outdoors, different cultures and travel overseas. We pride ourselves on the relaxed and informal style of our trips, yet providing the best possible experiences in the Kingdom. See similar questions...

Any time of year is a great time to be in Nepal. If you wish to trek the best times are from September through November and March through May. The summer is the rainy season and as a result trekking is difficult. The winters are mild in Katmandu with no snow. Even though Nepal is home of the worlds highest mountain range, the country is at a warm latitude, the altitude offsets the sub continental heat leaving a very pleasant climate. Nepal is not always as cold as people think. See similar questions...

You must pay for the initial visa in US dollars, cash. There is a change facility available at the airport. The longest visa you can obtain initially is 60 days - you can extend it once you are there if you need to. See similar questions...

Yes. All visitors require VISA to enter Nepal. Tourist Visa is available from entry point such as from airport terminals like Kathmandu Airport or by land through immigration offices located at the borders or through the Royal Nepalese Embassy located near your region. See similar questions...

The length of time between the date you submit your application and the date on which your interview will be scheduled varies depending upon fluctuations in the number of visa applicants. We recommend you schedule your appointment approximately two-three weeks prior to your desired departure date. This will provide for unexpected surges in the number of applicants or other unplanned delays in the process. See similar questions...

The Consular Section strongly suggests that you apply well in advance of your intended travel date. While many visas are issued the day after the interview, certain applications require additional administrative processing, which can last, on average, between one (1) and four (4) weeks. See similar questions...

The Maoist since June 2006 has come out from the arm conflict and had began process of peace talk with Government which just recently culminated by them joining Government. The Maoists now have 5 Minister on the and around 75 Parliament members. As per the peace accord the Maoist has been surrendering their arms to UN peace monitoring team. Most of the foreign mission has lifted travel warning to Nepal. See similar questions...