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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
Viewing
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)
Please also visit our blog, www.exoticbuddha.com/blog for the up to
Is it safe to travel to Nepal?
Yes, Nepal is safe for travelers.
Until 3 years ago there was a Maoist insurgency, which since has been solved by having a successful peace process – the Maoists were leading the government. Right now, the country is building a new constitution after having a successful election for the members of the constituent assembly.
Although there have
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