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Where do I start to find information about travel in Nepal?
We have summarized a set of guides and links to give you a head start to finding as much about travel in Nepal as you want.
Here is the breakdown by different stages of a travel journey.
Deciding:
You might be interested to travel to Nepal for:
Trekking
Rafting, kayaking and boating
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Bungee Jumping, canyoning
Pargliding, parahawking
Sightseeing the ancient heritages, temples, stupas
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Can I register online with my embassy?
Yes. You can register online with the US Embassy , Australian Embassy and New Zealand Embassy (click on ‘India’) and British embassy (by sending email to ukconsular@mos.com.np) .
While registering, include contact details of your next of kin, travel dates, itinerary, passport number and insurance details.
Please read Embassy Consulate in Nepal for the addresses and contact
Where are Nepalese Embassies and Consulates situated?
Nepali Embassies and Consulates can be found at the following locations. Please look at the individual country to find contact details.
Australia
Suite 2.02, 24-Marcus Clarke Street
Canberra City, ACT 2601
Australia
Tel: 0061 (02) 6162 1554 / 1556
Fax: 0061 (02) 6162 1557
Email: embassyofnepal@grapevine.com.au, nepalembassy@bigpond.com
http://www.necan.gov.np
Bangladesh
United Nations Road, Phone 02-9892490, rnedhaka@bdmail.net, Road 2, Baridhara, Dhaka .
Canada
Royal Bank Plaza, South
Where are the foreign embassy and consulate in Nepal located?
The foreign embassy and consulate in Nepal ( located in Kathmandu) are given below. Please click on the link below to download the file about the location and contact details.
Embassies and consulates in nepal
The foreign embassies and consulates located in Kathmandu and their contact details:
Australia
Phone 01-4371678, www.nepal.embassy.gov.au; Bansbari, beyond the Ring
Where is the American Library in Kathmandu?
It is located within the premises of the American Embassy in Maharajgunj ( Phone 977-1-400-7200, opening hours- Mondays through Fridays, 0930 to 1630). The membership fee is Rs.400 ( around 7 dollars) for students and Rs. 600 (around 9 dollars) for non students and service holders. In order to borrow the books you have to
Should I register with my embassy or consulate?
It is strongly recommended that you register with your embassy or consulate before making your journey. This is particularly helpful when you are in trouble as they can arrange for your evacuation if required. They can also help in locating you, if you go missing in the trail. Click here for the contact details of
Can I ask for a helicopter rescue in Nepal?
Yes, you could request for a helicopter rescue through Himalayan Rescue Association (Phone: 977 1 4440292 / 4440293), police, national parks, army or airport’s radio system. The cost of the helicopter rescue has to be paid in advance which is around US$ 3,000. If you are trekking independently, register with your embassy, consulate and they
Where can I find travel advisory to Nepal?
You could check the travel advisory published by following governments.
Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (Phone 1300- 139 -281)
Canadian Consular Affairs (Phone 1-800-267-6788)
New Zealand Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade (Phone 04-439-8000)
UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office (Phone 0845-850-2829)
US Department of State (Phone 1-888-407-4747, 1-202-501-4444)
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