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🇳🇵 Nepal

Weather +16°C
Exchange Rate 1 USD = 152 NPR

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When to goBest time: Mar–Apr, Oct–Nov
  1. Jan Fine, with caveats: cold
  2. Feb Fine, with caveats
  3. Mar Good
  4. Apr Good
  5. May Fine, with caveats: heat
  6. Jun Fine, with caveats: monsoon
  7. Jul Fine, with caveats: monsoon
  8. Aug Fine, with caveats: monsoon
  9. Sep Fine, with caveats
  10. Oct Good
  11. Nov Good
  12. Dec Fine, with caveats: cold

Good Fine, with caveats Hard cold heat monsoon

Cheaper and fewer tourists: May–Sep, Dec–Feb - the trade-off: cold, heat, monsoon

Country-wide average; mountains, coasts and the far north or south can differ.

What to bring and knowC, D, M · 230 V
  • Sockets: type C, D, M · 230 V, 50 Hz
    Phone and laptop chargers usually work (100–240 V); you may need a plug adapter.
  • Traffic drives on the left
  • Drink bottled or boiled water, not from the tap
  • At temples, mosques and churches cover shoulders and knees and take off shoes where asked
  • May: sunscreen, a hat, light clothes, a water bottle
  • Jun–Aug: a light raincoat or umbrella, a waterproof phone pouch
  • Dec–Jan: a warm jacket, hat and gloves
Medicines, bans and the law
  • CBD is illegal, including in skincare and e-cigarette refills; even small amounts of cannabis can mean over 5 years in prison. source
  • Declare cash over US$5,000 in notes or US$10,000 including cheques. source
  • 🥾 The main trekking regions require a permit and a TIMS card; trekking without them can mean a fine or removal from the protected area. source
  • Non-Hindus are not allowed inside certain parts of Hindu temples; follow the signs and ask before entering. source
  • Carry prescription medicines in their original packaging with a copy of the prescription.
Paying with a foreign card28 of 50 services in our catalogue accept one

Based on our checks of each service. Banks may add a fee for payments abroad.

Phone and internet

Checked: October 15

Useful phrasesNepali

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  • Hello नमस्ते namaste
  • Excuse me माफ गर्नुहोस् maaf garnuhos
  • I don’t understand मैले बुझिनँ maile bujhina
  • Do you speak English? तपाईं अंग्रेजी बोल्नुहुन्छ? tapai angreji bolnuhunchha?
  • Where is the toilet? शौचालय कहाँ छ? shauchalay kahan chha?
  • The bill, please बिल दिनुहोस् bill dinuhos
  • Please take me to this address (show it on the map) कृपया मलाई यो ठेगानामा लैजानुहोस्। Kripaya malai yo theganama laijanuhos.
  • How much will it cost? कति पर्छ? Kati parchha?
  • Please turn on the meter मिटर लगाउनुहोस्। Meter lagaunuhos.
  • Stop here, please यहीँ रोक्नुहोस्। Yahin roknuhos.
  • Please wait a moment एकछिन पर्खनुहोस्। Ekchhin parkhanuhos.
  • Thank you धन्यवाद। Dhanyabad.
  • Please help me, I am a foreigner कृपया मलाई मद्दत गर्नुहोस्, म विदेशी हुँ। Kripaya malai maddat garnuhos, ma videshi hun.
  • Please take me to a hospital कृपया मलाई अस्पताल लैजानुहोस्। Kripaya malai aspatal laijanuhos.
  • I am allergic to… मलाई यसको एलर्जी छ: malāī yasko elarjī cha
  • Where is the nearest pharmacy? सबैभन्दा नजिकको औषधि पसल कहाँ छ? Sabaibhanda najikko aushadhi pasal kahan chha?
  • Please call the police कृपया प्रहरी बोलाउनुहोस्। Kripaya prahari bolaunuhos.
  • I have lost my passport मेरो राहदानी हरायो। Mero rahadani harayo.
  • Where is the nearest ATM? सबैभन्दा नजिकको एटीएम कहाँ छ? Sabaibhanda najikko ATM kahan chha?