Nepal is a landlocked country which has borders with India & China. You can either fly in or enter by land borders that are attached to China or India.

Yes, you can get a visa on arrival. The rates are as follows-
Multiple Entry – 15 Days – 25$
Multiple Entry – 30 Days – 40$
Multiple Entry – 90 Days – 100$

Absolutely, Nepal is safe. Nepal is considered one of the safest countries to travel. Chances are Nepal is safer than your own home country.

Yes, the food and water are hygienically standard during trekking. Our experienced guides check the food before preparing in the kitchen to make sure its Okay. You will get boiled water in the lodges, you can also buy sealed water or purify water using tablets.

Your guide will be a Nepalese with fluency in English. They are government licensed guides and are carefully selected with the appropriate experience, attitude and leadership skills. We can also provide French, German, Chinese, Japanese, Korean and Spanish speaking guides.

Yes, you can bring your medication. Please make sure to put it in your original packet and if possible bring your original prescription with you or bring the photocopy of it.

The central office of Nepal Tourist Police is located inside the Nepal Tourism Development Board’s office premises in Bhrikutimandap. There are also other offices spread around the nation. They are well trained and fluent in English to assist foreigners. You can always call 1144 on the emergency dial to contact Nepal tourist police or just call on 100 for police assistance. You can also contact them via policetourist@nepalpolice.gov.np

Kathmandu valley

No. 1 State Police Office

No. 2 State Police Office

No. 3 State Police Office

No. 4 State Police Office

No. 5 State Police Office