Volunteering during your trip to Nepal is entirely possible. However, we do not encourage humanitarian trips to schools or orphanages. If you don’t have the right skills and this “help” is only for a limited time, it could have a negative impact on the people …
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How is the trek briefing organised during my stay in Nepal?
To ensure you have the best possible trek during your stay in Nepal, a briefing is essential. Your trekking guide will come to meet you one day before departure for the trek at the hotel where you will be staying. The briefing generally takes place …
What are Teahouses?
A teahouse is a place where you can stay during your trek. These small guesthouses are run by local families. You will also find a bathroom (often shared) and breakfast is included.
Is there a project where I could do a donation?
There are many places where you can make donations, such as schools, NGOs and associations. We can suggest some places for you to make donations, so that you can be sure where your donations are going.
Can I bring something, for children on the way, or for the homestays I am staying in?
You will be able to bring things for the children or in the community homestays during your trip to Nepal. For example, you can bring chocolate, candy, balloons, etc. As far as money is concerned, it would be better to make donations to schools or …
Which festivals are interesting for me to attend during my trip?
Tihar (fall): Tihar is one of the most important festivals in Nepal. It takes place over 5 days in October/November. The main aim of the festival is to celebrate life and the deities and here’s an example of one of the celebrations during Tihar: Mah …
How do the roads in Nepal look like?
No matter what type of transportation you take on your trip to Nepal, it is important to know that the roads are quite broken. The trip is quite bumpy, so it may be better to rent a car for a less hectic trip.
Are domestic flight safe and reliable?
Domestic flights in Nepal are notoriously unsafe. Indeed, the safety problem arises from the altitude, with airstrips located in the mountains, but also from the recurrent weather changes in Nepal. Nevertheless, it remains a very practical means of transport, given the long car and bus …
How does the taxi system works in Nepal?
The functioning of taxis in Nepal is quite the same as in the western countries. Indeed, you will be able to present yourself in front of any cab so that it can take you where you wish. Most of the time, they see if you …
What is the difference between local busses and tourist busses?
Local buses are more rustic and less expensive, while tourist buses have air conditioning, are more spacious and allow for longer trips. However, the road is the same so it is likely that your trip will be hectic in both cases.