General Information about Nepal:

 

Nnepal, political, geographical, information, visit nepal, travel guides, trekking, information, nepal's mediaepal is a land blessed with an incredible diversity of natural beauty and a consequent opulence of natural variety. It is the destination of thousands of tourists from all over the world. This land is the home of the world’s highest peak (8 of the 10 highest mountains are within Nepal’s borders) and deepest gorge. It is an enchanting country landlocked by Tibetan autonomous region of the People's Republic of China in the north, and the Indian (sub -continent) to the south. Nepal is also ‘one of the grate trekking paradise’ and probably the finest country in the world for trekking. Nepal occupies an area 147,181 square KL. It is 21 million Nationals are manly Hindus and Buddhists. Also, the birth place of Lord Buddha, who is regarded as an apostle of peace and compassion.

 

Foreign Currency

 

Nepalese Rupees, obtainable only in Nepal. Dollar Traveller’s Cheques may be cashed at any bank or Money Exchange. Visa and Mastercard may also be used to obtain cash, although there are no ATMs in Nepal.

 

Electricity

 

220 v American plug.

 

Travel Insurances:

 

It is advisable to acquire insurance policy for the full duration of your holiday to cover against accident, sickness, loss of baggage, cancellation or curtailment of your holiday.

 

Others

 

Religion Nepal: a Hindu Kingdom. Clothing: Light woollen in Kathmandu, Chitwan National Park and Pokhara. Warm clothes for the trekking. Things to Buy: Tibetan carpets, woollen jumpers and jackets, genuine Tibetan art pieces and semi- precious stones, high quality Darjeeling Tea. Etiquette: It is customary to remove one's shoes before entering a temple or shrine or any scared places. Always pass to left of Buddhist monuments and turn prayer wheels clockwise. Photography: Ask permission before taking photos. Respect people's privacy when taking photograph. Security: Security in Nepal is considerably safer than many cities in the West. Beware of pickpockets in crowded places. Keep your bags, backpack and camera close to you while in crowded places and inside buses.