Nepal is the kingdom of the Himalayas, where thousands of tourists choose to trek and climb in this beautiful and exciting country. With diverse landscapes from the mighty Himalayan range to the flat expansive plains Terai region in the south and from the highest peak of the world to the deepest gorge in the world Nepal is the ideal destination. For adventures and cultural vultures, it is a suitable location. Our top four tips for travel to Nepal, help travelers who would like to visit the Himalayas.

Travel Agency / Trekking Company
Travel agents can book any trip, but you have to choose it wisely. Travel agents know what you want; they will be there when you run into trouble and can speak your language. Look for a Travel institute that offers courses on various destinations and travel specialties, and check for the right certification. Check out whether it is affiliated with a large organization or not. And try to stay with local one-on-one home-based agents with whom you can have personal visits. Please don’t pick the first agent that you find, have some interviews with them, talk with them and find out about them. How long s/he has been in the business and ask about fees and someone genuinely independent. Try to find a specialist who knows the destination where you’re going. While choosing a trekking and climbing company be aware to find the one which can make your trips memorial. We suggest SummitClimb if you are interested in trekking and climbing mountains. Everest expedition cost, Ama Dablam, Lobuche, Manaslu, and Island Peak are some of the trips offered by SummitClimb.

Carry Extra Passport Photographs
While visiting Nepal, you must be aware of the fact that you can either get a visa before your trip or you can apply for a visa on arrival. If you’re planning to get access on arrival then make sure to carry a few passport photographs with you otherwise it would be time-consuming for you to take a picture at the airport. Having a photo with you can save a lot of time, or else you can miss some of the great opportunities, nevertheless, you will never know when else on your trip it will come in handy.