Insurance
We strongly recommend that you take out baggage loss, accident and trip
cancellation Insurance. Trip cancellation insurance should reimburse you any
non-recoverable air or land expenses should you have to cancel your trip due to
personal or family illness as well as cover any emergency evacuation expenses
should you become ill during the trip.
Visa
A 60 days visa is available from Katmandu airport, you will require a
passport photo. A Visa can also be acquired before leaving your country from the
Royal Nepalese Embassies or Royal Nepalese consulate office. Mountaineering,
Trekking and Rafting permits are available in Kathmandu. You will need 3
passport size photo to make Mountaineering, trekking and rafting permit
Medication
All travelers should consult with their physician or update on vaccination
requirements Cholera, Typhoid, Tetanus and hepatitis A. None of this shots are
require . For Entry in to Nepal, but we recommend that you get inoculations or
boosters for these before traveling.
If you wish to go on a Jungle Safari to Royal Chitwan National Park you will
also require Malaria Tables. Seek your doctor advise in advance.
Personal clothing List
This list doesn’t represent what you must you take but it simply a guide to
help you
Tick of the things you might need and have to pack, Boot and shoes, Gloves,
Socks, Shirts-Blouses, towel Underwear, Sleeping bag, Rock sack or back pack,
Down Jacket and pant, Wind-rained jacked, Fleece pant, Bathing suit, Water
Bottle, Umbrella, Sunscreen sun Glass, Toilet paper and lighter, Toiletries
Torch, First aid kit, Camera Lip care, Tampons, pack-cover sun hat, Warm hat,
Water purification, Books and money belt.
Altitude Sickness (AMS)
AMS is only encountered by a small percentage of trekkers. A mixture of
problems like headache, nausea, shortness of breath, tiredness encountered at
high altitude above 3,000 meters, Because of less oxygen, low Pressure, rapid
ascent, possibly dehydration and hypothermia. Mild symptom of sickness. Not
feeling well, Tiredness, short of breath, loss of appetite sleeping disturbance
and dizziness. It can be happen after 1-3 days of arrival in the altitude then
increasing shortness of breath at rest, severe cough-dry very tried, High pulse
rate
I.e. 110 blueness of face, lip, fingers nails-that mean inability to
transport oxygen in to the blood. It can be happen after 2 night of arrival in
the altitude. The last severe symptoms of altitude sickness: -Severe headache, vomiting,
feeling of drunkenness, mental confusion, irritable unconsciousness.