🛂 Hassle-Free Visa on Arrival
HKSAR, Macao SAR, and BNO passport holders require a visa for Nepal, but it's incredibly convenient. You can easily apply for a "Visa on Arrival" at Kathmandu Airport. Remember to bring around 30-50 USD in cash and a passport-sized photo with a white background!
🚁 "Helicopter Rescue" Travel Insurance is a Must
If your itinerary involves high-altitude trekking (like ABC/EBC), we strongly recommend purchasing travel insurance that covers "Emergency Helicopter Medical Evacuation" before departure! Altitude sickness is not to be taken lightly
⛰️ Preventing Altitude Sickness (AMS)
When trekking, remember to "walk slowly, drink plenty of water, and don't rush." Our professional guides will constantly monitor everyone's condition. We recommend consulting a doctor before your trip and bringing altitude sickness medication (e.g., Diamox) just in case.
🍛 The Magic of Dal Bhat Power
Nepal's national dish, "Dal Bhat," consists of lentil soup served with rice and curry. There's a famous saying in the trekking community: "Dal Bhat Power 24 Hour!" You can usually get unlimited rice refills, making it the absolute best choice for replenishing your energy on the mountain!
🔌 Prepare for "Pay-Per-Use" on the Mountain
When staying in high-altitude Tea Houses, resources become more precious the higher you go. You usually have to pay extra for hot showers, phone charging, and even Wi-Fi. We suggest bringing a high-capacity power bank and plenty of local cash.
💵 Bring USD for Smooth Transactions
Nepalese Rupees (NPR) are hard to exchange in Hong Kong. We recommend bringing crisp, undamaged, large-denomination US Dollars (USD) and exchanging them at money changers in the Thamel district for the best rates!