Your trekking package includes everything needed for a comfortable and enjoyable adventure in Nepal:

• Professional English-speaking guide
• All domestic transportation (land and air where applicable)
• Accommodation during the trip
• Three meals per day during trekking
• Porter services
• Entrance fees to tourist attractions and national parks

Most importantly, it includes an unforgettable experience exploring Nepal’s incredible landscapes and culture.

The following items are not included in the package price:

• Bottled water
• Meals outside of the trekking days
• Tips for guides, porters, and drivers
• Personal expenses (snacks, drinks, laundry, gear, phone calls, etc.)
• Travel insurance
• Nepal tourist visa fees
• Services not mentioned in the itinerary
• Extra costs caused by unforeseen circumstances (weather delays, emergencies, etc.)

Our trips are designed for anyone who enjoys outdoor adventures and cultural experiences. Some treks can be physically demanding, so a reasonable level of fitness is recommended.

We offer treks with different difficulty levels and can customize trips to match your fitness level and preferences.

Yes. Many of our travelers join us as solo adventurers.

You may have the option to join a small group or another solo traveler. If you prefer a private room, a single supplement may apply. Please contact us for details.

October – November
The most popular time to visit. The monsoon has just ended, leaving clear skies, fresh air, and beautiful green landscapes with excellent Himalayan views.

December – February
Winter season. The weather is colder, especially at higher altitudes, but visibility is still good and there are fewer tourists on the trails. Some high passes may close due to snow.

March – May
Second most popular trekking season. The weather is warmer and rhododendron flowers bloom across the hills.

June – September
Monsoon season. Trekking is still possible in some regions, but heavy rain and humidity may limit options.

Yes, travelers usually book their own international flights. However, if you would like assistance, we can help arrange your flights.

Yes, we strongly recommend purchasing travel insurance before coming to Nepal. Although most trips run smoothly, insurance protects you in case of unexpected events such as medical emergencies, trip cancellations, or evacuation.

There are no mandatory vaccinations for visiting Nepal. However, it is best to consult your doctor or travel clinic before your trip.

Altitude sickness is possible during high-altitude treks. Symptoms usually begin above 3,500 meters.

Our itineraries are carefully designed to allow proper acclimatization, and our guides are trained to recognize symptoms and respond appropriately.

If you need to cancel your trip, please contact us as soon as possible at info@journeytoparadisenepal.com so we can assist you.

Internet is available in many towns and guesthouses, but availability may be limited or slower in remote trekking areas.

Mobile networks work in many trekking regions depending on your service provider. In remote areas, signal may be limited, but phone services are usually available in most villages.

Accommodation depends on the location:

• Kathmandu and Pokhara: Comfortable 3 star hotels
• During treks: Local guesthouses or tea houses along the trail

These guesthouses are generally clean, welcoming, and provide basic facilities needed for trekkers.

Our guides are experienced professionals with many years of trekking experience. They speak English well and are trained to ensure your safety and comfort throughout the trip.

No. Porters will carry up to 10 kg per trekker.

We typically assign 1 porter for every 2 trekkers, following international porter protection guidelines. You only need to carry your personal daypack with essential items.

Food served during treks is freshly prepared and safe to eat.

Tap and mountain water are generally not safe for tourists to drink. We recommend:

• Bottled water
• Boiled water
• Water purification tablets or filters

Tea and coffee are safe to drink.

Yes. We can design tailor-made trips based on your interests, schedule, and fitness level.

Whether you want to combine multiple treks, explore specific destinations, or create a completely unique itinerary, we will help you plan the perfect trip.

Yes, most travelers need a tourist visa to enter Nepal. You can easily obtain a Visa on Arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu or apply online before arrival. Visa fees depend on the length of your stay.

We recommend packing light but bringing essential trekking gear such as:

• Comfortable trekking boots
• Warm clothing (layers)
• Waterproof jacket
• Sleeping bag (for high altitude treks)
• Sun protection (hat, sunglasses, sunscreen)
• Personal medication and basic first aid
• Water bottle or hydration system

A detailed packing list will be provided after you book your trip.

Trekking difficulty varies depending on the route. We offer treks for beginners, moderate trekkers, and experienced adventurers.

Our guides maintain a comfortable pace and schedule acclimatization days for high-altitude treks to ensure safety and enjoyment.

During the trek, you will find a variety of meals at tea houses and guesthouses including:

• Traditional Nepali dishes (such as dal bhat)
• Rice, noodles, and soups
• Pasta, potatoes, and vegetables
• Eggs, pancakes, and porridge for breakfast

Vegetarian options are widely available.

Yes, trekking in Nepal is generally very safe, especially when traveling with experienced guides.

Our team carefully plans each itinerary, monitors weather conditions, and ensures proper acclimatization. Our guides are trained to handle altitude-related issues and emergencies if they occur.