Nepal holidays are breath-taking – both in terms of the soaring mountains and snowy scenery, and the altitude! Nepal’s majestic mountains are the highest mountains in the world. Nepal gives travellers the chance to stand among the Himalayas and contemplate the enormity of the snow-capped mountains, and of life. Keen hikers can trek to Everest base camp, at an elevation of 5,364 metres above sea level. Along the way you’ll trek through Sherpa villages, stumble upon tea houses and monasteries, and lose count of the colourful prayer flags dotted along the 65 kilometre journey from Lukla to Everest Base Camp. Aside from the Himalayas, Nepal’s natural wonders will leave a lasting impression on visitors. Whether it’s a safari in the Chitwan National Park seeking to spot Royal Bengal tigers, or exploring Kathmandu Valley, an adventure of a lifetime awaits you in Nepal.

FAQs
  1. What is the most popular part of Nepal for tourists?

    Pokhara, known as the city of lakes and caves, is a favourite among tourists, and is often used as a launching pad to Nepal’s most popular treks, including the Annapurna Base Camp trek.

  1. How many days do I need to see Nepal?

    You will need at least eight to 10 days to visit Kathmandu, Pokhara and Chitwan. Add in any days you plan to spend trekking, and allow a few days at the end to relax and recuperate afterwards.

  1. Is Nepal safe to walk around?

    Yes! The Nepalese are among the friendliest people in the world. Take the usual common-sense precautions you would anywhere and you are unlikely to run into any trouble.

  1. What to take on holiday to Nepal?

    If you are planning on trekking the Himalayas, good hiking boots are essential. You’ll be living in them, so make sure they are comfortable. It’s also a good idea to see your doctor before leaving for Nepal to get advice about altitude safety.

  1. When is the best time to visit Nepal?

    October to December is an excellent time to visit, but it does get very chilly in the mountains. June to September bring rain, so you may wish to avoid travel during this time.

  1. Where to go on holiday in Nepal?

    Kathmandu Valley, Pokhara and the Himalayas foothills make for an unforgettable holiday!

  1. What is there to do in Nepal?

    Do you like hiking? Well then you’ve come to the right place! Home to the Himalayas, Nepal has some of the most scenic treks in the world. Aside from hiking, you will discover a wide range of activities, from adventure sports to safaris.

  1. How do I go about cancelling my Nepal holiday package?

    Life happens - we get it! Read more here

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