Q: Do I need any previous trekking experience to join your treks? A: Our treks cater to all levels of experience and fitness. However, some of our treks are more challenging than others, so we recommend that you choose a trek that is suitable for your level of fitness and experience.
Q: When is the best time to go trekking in Nepal? A: The best time to go trekking in Nepal is from September to November and March to May. During these months, the weather is generally clear and dry, and the views are spectacular.
Q: What type of accommodation can I expect during the trek? A: Accommodation during the trek depends on the route and the type of trek you choose. We provide comfortable lodges, teahouses, and camping facilities. Although, generally in Nepal you will stay in teahouses during your trek.
Q: Do I need to carry my own luggage during the trek? A: We can provide porters to carry your luggage during the trek if you choose. You only need to carry a daypack with essential items.
Q: What type of food do you provide during the trek? A: We provide nutritious and delicious meals during the trek, including traditional Nepali dishes and international cuisine. We cater to dietary restrictions and preferences.
Q: How do I prepare for high altitude trekking? A: It is essential to prepare for high altitude trekking by staying hydrated, maintaining a healthy diet, and gradually increasing your physical activity. We also recommend consulting with a doctor and taking appropriate medication for altitude sickness.
Q: What safety measures do you take during the trek? A: Your safety is our top priority. We provide experienced and knowledgeable guides, first aid kits, and emergency evacuation plans. We also follow responsible tourism practices to ensure the safety of the environment and the local communities.
Q: What equipment do I need to bring for the trek? A: We provide a comprehensive list of necessary equipment for each trek. We also offer rental services for equipment you may not have.
Q: How do I book a trek with your company? A: You can contact us through our website, email, or phone but we recommend you to simply fill out our booking form and we will contact you promptly to organize the trek and sort out the payment. We will provide you with all the necessary information and assistance to ensure a smooth booking process.
Q: Is travel insurance necessary for trekking in Nepal? A: Yes, travel insurance is mandatory for all trekkers in Nepal. It should cover emergency medical evacuation, trip cancellation, and medical expenses.
Q: Can I customize a trek according to my preferences? A: Yes, we offer customized treks to meet your preferences and requirements. You can contact us with your specific needs, and we will create a personalized itinerary for you.
Q: What are the visa requirements for visiting Nepal? A: Visitors can obtain a visa on arrival at the airport in Nepal or apply for a visa at the Nepalese embassy or consulate in their country. The visa fee depends on the duration of stay and the type of visa.
Q: Can I rent trekking equipment from your company? A: Yes, we offer rental services for trekking equipment, including sleeping bags, down jackets, and trekking poles. You can rent or buy the equipment from our office.
Q: What is the maximum group size for your treks? A: Our maximum group size is 12 people for most of our treks. However, we can accommodate larger groups upon request.
Q: What are the cancellation policies for your treks? A: Our cancellation policies vary depending on the trek and the time of cancellation. We provide detailed information about our cancellation policies during the booking process.
Q: How do I pay for the trek and what are the payment options? A: You can pay for the trek through wire transfer, credit card, or cash. We provide detailed information about payment options during the booking process.
Q: Can I use my credit card to pay for the trek? A: Yes, we accept major credit cards, including Visa, MasterCard, and American Express.
Q: How do I communicate with my guide during the trek? A: Our guides are fluent in English and can communicate with you during the trek. We also provide a local SIM card for communication in case of an emergency.
Q: What is the level of physical fitness required for your treks? A: The level of physical fitness required for our treks varies depending on the difficulty of the trek. We provide detailed information about the level of fitness required for each trek.
Q: Are children allowed on the treks? A: Yes, children are allowed on our treks. However, we recommend that you choose a trek suitable for your child’s age and fitness level.
Q: What are the toilet facilities during the trek? A: Most of our treks have basic toilet facilities, including squat toilets and pit toilets. In some remote areas, you may need to use natural surroundings for toilet purposes.
Q: What happens if I fall ill during the trek? A: Our guides are trained in first aid and can provide basic medical assistance. If necessary, we can arrange emergency evacuation services.
Q: Can I bring my own food and drinks during the trek? A: Yes, you can bring your own food and drinks during the trek. However, we recommend that you carry lightweight and nutritious food items.
Q: Is it safe to drink water during the trek? A: It is not safe to drink tap water during the trek. We recommend that you drink only bottled or purified water.
Q: How do you deal with altitude sickness during the trek? A: We follow a gradual ascent and proper acclimatization process to prevent altitude sickness. Our guides are trained to identify and manage altitude sickness.
Q: What is the role of a porter during the trek? A: Porters carry your luggage during the trek, allowing you to focus on the trekking experience. They also help in setting up camps and preparing meals.
Q: Can I charge my electronic devices during the trek? A: Yes, most tea houses and lodges along the trekking routes have charging facilities available for a small fee. However, we recommend bringing a portable charger or extra batteries as power outages and limited charging availability can occur in some areas. It is also important to note that charging fees may increase as you ascend higher into the mountains.
Q: Is it safe to trek in Nepal? A: Yes, trekking in Nepal is generally safe. However, it is important to take necessary precautions, such as hiring a licensed guide, sticking to marked trails, and being aware of your surroundings.
Q: What happens in case of an emergency during the trek? A: Our guides are trained in first aid and can provide basic medical assistance. In case of a serious emergency, we will arrange for immediate evacuation by helicopter or other means of transportation. We highly recommend purchasing travel insurance that covers emergency medical evacuation before embarking on the trek.