Ensuring your safety and well-being is our top priority. Follow these guidelines to have a smooth, enjoyable, and responsible journey in Nepal.

1. General Safety

• Nepal is generally safe; violent crime is rare.

• Stay aware in busy areas like Thamel and Sanepa, secure your belongings, and carry a photocopy of your passport.

2. Political & Public Situations

• Avoid large gatherings, demonstrations, or protests.

• Stay informed via local news and adjust travel plans if needed.

3. Trekking & Adventure Safety

• Solo trekking is not allowed without a licensed guide; always travel with a registered trekking company.

• Avoid unregistered operators offering high-altitude treks, which can be unsafe.

4. Weather & Road Safety

• Himalayan weather can change rapidly; pack waterproof and warm layers.

• Avoid night travel and use reputable transport services, especially during the monsoon season.

5. Altitude & Health Precautions

• Acclimatize properly to prevent altitude sickness.

• Carry travel insurance covering high-altitude emergencies and medical care.

6. Food, Water & Common Health Risks

• Drink bottled or purified water and eat freshly cooked meals.

• Protect yourself against mosquito-borne illnesses, rabies, and air pollution.

7. Local Laws, Customs & Responsible Travel

• Respect local religion and culture; dress modestly and follow cultural etiquette.

• LGBTQIA+ travelers should exercise discretion.

• Avoid illegal drugs and restricted photography.

• Promote responsible and sustainable tourism throughout your journey.