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Traveling in Nepal is absolutely safe. It is one of the safest countries in Asia with relatively low crime rates. Nepal is also popular and safe for solo and female travelers. The locals are also warm and welcoming to their guests. However, travelers are advised to follow proper safety precautions and respect local customs while traveling.
Nepal is a relatively inexpensive and budget-friendly country. Food, accommodations, and transportation are cheaper than in most other Asian countries. Budget travelers can go around with $15 to $30 per day in Nepal. Although it is a budget-friendly country, you can also get a luxury and premium experience if you are willing to spend on it.
Nepal is a country with diverse landscapes and a rich culture. It has some of the most popular trekking destinations catering to varying trekkers. Similarly, the country is home to eight of the top ten highest mountains in the world. The river that originates from these Himalayas offers some of the most adventurous whitewater rafting experiences in world.
March to May (spring) and September to November (autumn) are the best times to trek and raft in Nepal. These months are popular among travelers for the favorable weather and moderate temperature. Similarly, the vegetation is lush and vibrant, coloring the entire landscape of Nepal. Visitors can also witness the diverse flora and fauna, which are most active at these times.
Yes, you can customize the trip itinerary to fit your requirements. You can consult with our experts on the team and tailor the itinerary according to your needs and preferences. From trip dates to duration and other services, you can easily customize any trip factors. Likewise, you can also add special requests, and we are happy to bring your dream trip to reality.
Participants must have a reasonable health and fitness level for trekking and rafting in Nepal. There are many destinations in Nepal that cater to different types of participants. Whether you are a beginner or seasoned adventurer, there is something for everyone. However, participants must be physically and mentally fit to join these activities for safety purposes.
Yes, it is safe for non-swimmers to join the rafting trip. A certified and expert rating guide will accompany you during the trip, who will provide you with a safety briefing and techniques before the trip. You will be equipped with a certified life jacket and helmet. Our support and rescue team will be on standby for additional safety during the rafting trip.
In case of bad weather, the trip will be delayed or postponed. The trip will continue with proper gear and adjustments in case of drizzle or light snow. However, if the weather turns severe, we may have to adjust the itinerary and delay or reschedule the trip. Your safety is our top priority, and we closely monitor the weather forecast at all times.
There are plenty of different accommodations available in Nepal. You can find budget-friendly hostels, lodges, and luxurious hotels and resorts in cities like Kathmandu and Pokhara. While trekking and traveling rural areas, you will mostly find rustic teahouses, basic lodges, and simple homestays. You may have to camp in a tent while trekking in remote parts of the country.
Tipping your guide and porter is not mandatory in Nepal, but a highly appreciated gesture. It is a common practice in the tourism industry to tip guides and porters for their services. Guides and porters often rely on the tips from their clients to supplement their income. Usually, the tip is around 10 to 15% of the total travel package.
Yes, you can use a credit or debit card in major cities of Nepal. However, you may not be able to use the cards in rural and remote areas. The accommodations, restaurants, and shops mostly prefer doing business in cash. You may find ATM services in some rural areas, but they are often unreliable and out of service. So, it is best to carry cash during the trip.
You must cancel the trip in writing, which will be effective from the date we receive it. If you cancel the trip after booking, you will lose the booking deposit (30% of the trip cost). If you cancel the trip after it has commenced, no refund will be issued, and unused services (transportation, accommodation, etc.) will not be refunded.
There are plenty of equipment rental shops around the Thamel area in Kathmandu and Pokhara. Before you rent the equipment, check the condition thoroughly. You can negotiate or bargain for the price to get a better deal for the equipment rental.
The total weight allowance on the domestic flight in Nepal is 15 kg. You are allowed 10 kg for luggage and 5 kg for hand carry. In case of luggage overweight, you will have to pay additional fees of $1 per kg.
Yes, communication is possible during the trip in Nepal. Most accommodations, including rural areas offer internet services (may cost additional fees) that allows you to communicate. You can also buy local SIMs to stay connected during the trip. In remote areas where there are no mobile or internet coverage, Raftrek Nepal guides carry satellite phones for emergency communications.