For decades, Nepal has been one of the world’s top leisure travel destinations. To help you plan your journey smoothly,
Trekking Mart has prepared the following essential travel information.

All travelers (except Indian nationals) must have a passport valid for at least six months from the date of arrival in Nepal.
Tourist visas are available:
Please note that visa fees are subject to change without prior notice.
Online Visa: Online Services

No vaccinations are mandatory for entry into Nepal. However, travelers may consider the following vaccinations based on personal health needs, travel plans, and medical advice:
It is recommended to consult a healthcare professional or travel clinic before your trip to determine which vaccinations are appropriate for you.

All Trekking Mart trek leaders are trained in first aid and carry essential medical equipment. However, clients are strongly advised to bring a personal first-aid kit to handle minor health issues during the trek.
Suggested Items:

ATMs are widely available in Kathmandu and other major towns. Credit cards are accepted in most hotels, restaurants, and shops in tourist areas, though smaller establishments may prefer cash.
Currency exchange services are available at Tribhuvan International Airport and throughout Kathmandu, including banks and licensed exchange counters.
When trekking in remote areas, ATMs and card facilities are often unavailable. Therefore, it is recommended to carry sufficient cash (in Nepalese Rupees) to cover:
Travel insurance is strongly recommended, especially for trekking and climbing activities. Your insurance should cover emergency medical treatment and evacuation. Although it is possible to travel without insurance, Trekking Mart requires a written declaration stating that you accept full responsibility if you choose not to have coverage.

Trekking in Nepal requires a good level of physical fitness, as it involves long walking hours on uneven, and often steep, terrain.
To prepare for your trek, the following are recommended:

Your safety is our highest priority. Trekking Mart guides are trained and experienced, and they have full authority to modify, cancel, or reroute any part of the itinerary if necessary due to safety concerns, weather conditions, or other unforeseen circumstances.
While every effort is made to complete all trips as planned, conditions in the mountains can be unpredictable. Therefore, a flexible attitude and cooperation from all participants are essential to ensure a safe and enjoyable trekking experience.

The climate of Nepal is largely influenced by the monsoon season, resulting in distinct travel periods throughout the year:
The best times to visit are October–November and March–May, when Himalayan views are at their clearest and the landscapes are especially vibrant.
From February to May, warmer temperatures make high-altitude trekking more comfortable and enjoyable.