Travel Guide

How to get Nepal's visa

A Visa is required to enter Nepal unless you are an Indian National. Visas can be easily obtained for 15 days 30 days or 90 days from Nepalese Consulate in your country (if present) or upon your arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) or any other entrances. You need to provide a passport size photograph and complete a visa from.

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Trekking Equipments

Dear guests, please always check the weather forecast and adjust your trekking equipment accordingly. And pack according to the duration of your trek and your personal needs. Ensure all your gear is well-tested and familiar before the trek.

Here's a comprehensive trekking equipment list to help you prepare for your adventure:

Essential Gear

1. Backpack
   • Capacity: 40-70 liters depending on the duration
   • Rain cover
2. Trekking Poles
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   • Special Trekking Permit Fees for Restricted Areas

     A special trekking permit is required from the Department of Immigration, Kalikasthan, Kathmandu, Nepal, for trekking in areas classified as Restricted areas.However, Himalayan Joy Adventure will assist you get all necessary special trekking permits for your trekking routes without any servicing charges. Trekking outside the designated routes or areas is considered a legal violation. The trekking permit must be ...

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   • Trekking permit fees for Nepal Trek

     Entry fees for national parks and conservation areas in Nepal vary on the park/conservation and the visitor's nationality. A park entry permit is required to access protected areas. National parks and Conservation area Permits can be purchased at the Tourist Service Center(Tourism Board) in Bhrikutimandap, Kathmandu, or any of the selected entry points. However, in advance, Himalayan Joy Adventure ...

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   • Typical foods in Nepal

     Have you ever tried Nepali food!

     Nepal offers various foods influenced by its diverse culture, geography, and traditions. Here are some popular foods you can find in Nepal.

     Main Dishes

     1. Dal Bhat: Lentil soup (dal) paired with steamed rice (Bhat), vegetable curry, pickles, and occasionally meat, form a staple meal enjoyed daily by many Nepalese. This beloved combination has inspired the popular saying ...
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