Yes, you can get visa on arrival in the Tribhuwan international airport in Kathmandu, Nepal. You can download an application form before hand and submit with required USD cash and 2 passport sized photographs.

You can visit Nepal any time of the year for a cultural tour and sightseeing in the countryside. However, for long travels like trekking and expeditions we suggest travelling in spring and autumn seasons. Also, please check our page trekking seasons in Nepal for more details

Yes, Nepal is deemed much safer country than its neighboring country in the south. There is even very less margin of crime in the tourism sector. Nepal is a peace loving country with friendly citizens. Solo travelling women are not rare and equally respected in Nepal. Moreover, our team will be with you on the trip to ensure your safety. Also, please check Nepal travel guide and do’s and don’ts in Nepal for more information on travelling in Nepal.

Yes, we have both airport pickup as well as drop facility if you have booked any of our trips. It is included in the package. We pick you up and drop at your hotel in Kathmandu.

Yes, we arrange flights hotel and other required services as per the itinerary prepared.

Your guide will be a Nepali citizen who can speak English and few other languages too. The guides are certified trekkers with ample experience in the mountain regions and keen leadership quality. The guides are mostly from diverse ethnic group of people from the mountains like Gurungs, Sherpas, Magars, Rai and Brahmins who also have ample knowledge on the ecosystem of the different places of Nepal. The guides are qualified in providing first aid, mountaineering, eco-trekking and being involved in the extensive wilderness adventures. Our guides are the ace of all successful travels.

We accept a maximum of 12 people in a group. A very large group makes the trip out of its control and overcrowded. However, a larger group can also be managed with more arrangements if it is required. We also accept solo travelers except to some secluded areas like Mustang, Dolpo, Manaslu and Kanchenjunga. These places require a minimum of 2 people in a group.

Can I get insurance there? You cannot get your insurance here, and we also don’t arrange insurance. Travel insurance is highly recommended to protect against the expenses incurred due to any possible injuries, accidents or sickness. You should also notify the insurance company about the itinerary of your trip and make an agreement to cover all the expenses of unseen accidents. Please visit the Travel insurance page for more details.

You will need trekking shoes, comfortable loose fitting clothes and personal equipments. We can lend you sleeping bags and down jackets during the trek. We also provide tents, mattresses and all necessary kitchen equipments in case of camping treks. Please check our clothes and equipments page to know more about the gears required during the treks.

Yes, you can. We ascertain your trekking experience and provide you with options that best match with your ambitions. We have range of packages, out of which one will surely fit your strength and liking.

Absolutely! Our guides and cook themselves check and test the food standard and water quality in the lodges and camps. Our guides and cook are very talented with such accurate judgments. They are well aware of food hygiene during travel and negative impact on the whole team due to bad food consumption. Drinking water is either boiled or filtered and purified with medicine. Even the food ingredient is organic and freshly plucked from the local gardens under the watchful eyes of our cook and guides.

Yes, our staffs are fully equipped to perform their job without any hassle. They are the back bone of the entire trek, so we know they need to be properly equipped too. We provide them quality clothes and all necessary tools for the trek. Our guide and cooks are part of our team and we care about their safety too. We provide them right to safety too, so rest assured they are fully insured.

Always eat thoroughly cooked food and boiled water or branded mineral water. Drinking contaminated water from taps and streams may lead to cholera. Avoid too oily and fast food that make you gassy and stay hydrated. The city is extremely polluted, so put on a mask to prevent dust allergies and nose congestion. It is also suggested to take vaccine for common diseases like the Japanese Encephalitis, elephantiasis and malaria if you are travelling through dense forests.