March Nepal Travel Guide Nepal Travel Guide

1. You must get permission before entering a Hindu temple. Many local temples do not allow other believers to enter. Ask the temple to enter. S to get permission first, and you must take off your shoes when you go in. It is important to take off your leather goods, such as belts and purses. Because leather products are considered uncivilized by Hindus, this is their taboo. After entering the house, don't touch anything inside, and don't. Don't take pictures. Remember to walk clockwise when you visit.

2. Fasting beef and not slaughtering female animals.

Nepalese people worship cows very much and regard them as national animals. Therefore, when you arrive in Nepal, never eat canned beef and use cowhide products in front of Nepalese.

3. In Nepal, shaking your head means agreeing, and nodding your head means agreeing. Boss s said no.

Nepalese don't shake hands when they meet, but put their hands together and say namaste, which is a traditional gathering way in Nepal. Different from the culture we are used to, they shake their heads to show their agreement and nod their heads to show their disapproval.

4. Pay attention to clothes, and female travelers should not be too exposed.

Nepal is conservative. Don't travel in Nepal, even in hot summer. Don't wear too revealing clothes, especially women, because they will be regarded as dishonest people and will be rejected in restaurants or public places.

Don't publicly express your love.

As mentioned above, the atmosphere in Nepal and the United States is conservative, so they don't I don't like intimate behavior in public. There is still a large part of traditional ideas in the local area. If couples get too close here, they will be rejected by the locals.

Don't touch the child's head.

Nepalese believe that God lives in people's heads, so it is not just a child. It's best not to touch the front of adults.

7. The left hand is not clean. Please use your right hand when passing things.

Nepal, like India, cleans with his left hand after going to the toilet, so it is unclean for them. If you want to accept other people's goods, never use your left hand, but use your right hand or both hands to show your respect.

8. Don't cross the Nepalese body or feet indoors.

Again, this is considered disrespectful. Please make a detour or ask the other party to make way. Don't touch Nepalese people or things with your feet, which is considered an offensive behavior.

9. Separate the tableware.

Be careful not to touch others with your used knives, forks and spoons, and don't take food or tableware. Nepalese don't. I don't like sharing a set of tableware with others.

10. Power outages are common in Nepal.

In fact, Nepal is a religious country. The people are generally kind and friendly, and the law and order is good, but power is often cut off at night. It is best not to leave the hotel alone, pay attention to safety in case of power failure.

2. Nepal's latest travel guide

If you want to go to Nepal, you must get a visa at the Nepalese consulate first. Nepal has two consulates in China, one in Beijing and the other in Lhasa, Tibet. It is recommended to apply for a visa in Lhasa. As long as you bring your passport and fill out the application form at the Nepalese consulate, you can get a visa in about 3 hours. After getting the visa, the problem is how to get there. It usually starts from Lhasa. Lhasa Gongga Airport can fly directly to Kathmandu, Nepal. This is the most time-saving method, but the cost is relatively high

3. Tourism map of Nepal

Nepal can use Google Maps. Enter the name of the place to go, and then navigate in Chinese. Navigation is convenient. Google Maps is the first choice abroad.

4. Nepal Tourism Road Map

Because of my work, I often go to all parts of the country to shoot travel-related movies. I have also been to many countries to share interesting things in my travels. I am glad to answer your travel questions and provide you with really valuable information.

1. Overview of Nepal: Nepal is a snowy Buddhist country, which is closest to God. Although extremely poor, the people here have the highest happiness index in the world.

2. Time suggestion: Three or four days is too short. I suggest at least 7- 10 days of free travel. Of course, if you don't have time, I strongly recommend five days. This is the most efficient trip in Nepal.

3. Travel advice: If you prefer self-help travel, if you are visiting Nepal for the first time, it is strongly recommended to find a tour guide from China or a reputable full-time tour guide who works and lives there. This is the best choice, which saves a lot of troubles such as language communication, itinerary, transportation, and ticket purchase at scenic spots.

4. Recommended attractions:

I recommended it to you from Guangzhou before.

Day 1: Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport-Kathmandu-Nagakout

Transportation: There are direct flights from Guangzhou to Kathmandu.

Itinerary: Himalayan observation deck

Introduction: You won. Don't be disappointed to see the Himalayas in Nepal. There must be a surprise!

Nakhod is an observation deck called Himalayas. If you are lucky, you can enjoy the panoramic view of the entire Himalayan snow mountain on a sunny day. Eight snow-capped mountains are in front of us, quite shocking! Give you a different visual experience. If your hotel is located well, you can see the Himalayas from the observation deck of the hotel. This scenic spot is a must.

The next day: Kathmandu, Nagakut-

Itinerary: Boda Hafta-Tamil Street, Badgang Monkey Temple.

Introduction of scenic spots:

Da Hada-Da Hada is the most important holy place of Tibetan Buddhism in Nepal and the largest circular pagoda in the world. There is a tower on the big white bowl, with huge Buddha eyes painted on all sides, which means that Buddhism is boundless and omniscient. It is printed with Buddhist scriptures to bless all beings. There is a horse in China, riding the wind and heading straight for heaven.

Badge- located in the east of Kathmandu 14km, 4km away from Changguna Layan Temple. It is one of the three major cities in Kathmandu Valley and the birthplace of medieval architecture and art in Nibir. Badge Hill is called an open-air museum. This is the malla dynasty Palace, which has existed for 500 years. It is famous for its exquisite bronze casting and wood carving, and it is a rare artistic treasure.

——Swayambhunath, also known as Swayambuna Temple, is an ancient temple in Kathmandu, Nepal. It was built in the 3rd century BC. Its main body is a huge stupa, conical, with eyes painted on all sides, symbolizing the infinite magic of the Buddha. Under every pair of wise eyes, there is a Nepalese number 1, which symbolizes the harmony and unity of the world. Unfortunately, on the afternoon of April 25, 20 15, the main building of the monkey temple was slightly damaged in the 8. 1 earthquake, and the surrounding auxiliary towers collapsed. I haven't been there since, and I haven't been there now. I don't know what the restored building looks like.

Tamil Street is the base camp for tourists from all over the world to visit Nepal. It is not only a foreign-related tourist area specially set up by the Nepalese government in Kathmandu, but also a tourist paradise integrating accommodation, food and shopping. This is an ideal kingdom that loves food, handicrafts and shopping. There are all kinds of gifts and handicrafts.

Day 3: No, Boraka in Kathmandu.

Itinerary: David Falls-Tower of World Peace.

Introduction of scenic spots:

David Waterfall-called Devil Waterfall by local people. It is said that the discoverer of this waterfall was at the expense of the disappearance of a pair of Swiss tourists David and his girlfriend. Now it has been built into a park. What is not so much a waterfall as an underground river. There is a cave about 200 meters across the street from the park, where gods are enshrined and no photos are taken. Most of them are visited by local people.

Peace tower-The tower was built by Japanese, Nepalese, Sri Lankans and Thais in 2000. They represent buddhas from Nepal, Japan, Sri Lanka and Thailand. Worship Buddha Sakyamuni, overlooking the whole Feiwa Lake, the Himalayas and the small town of Boccara. Snow-capped mountains and sunset are really beautiful! At 8 o'clock, it is the coolest time to take a walk in the sunset in the shops, bars or restaurants stretching for 3-4 kilometers by the lake.

Day 4: Boraka

Attractions: Sunrise in Boccara-Boating in Fava Lake-Hippie Street.

Introduction of scenic spots:

Boccara-Get up early and watch the sunrise from the observation deck in Boccara, and you can also watch the fishtail peak, a mysterious peak with an altitude of 6,993 meters in the Annapurnas Mountains. Although its height is not the highest, its unique natural features make it famous overseas.

Boating on Fiwa Lake-Fiwa Lake is located in the valley at the southern foot of the Himalayas in central Nepal and is the second largest lake in Nepal. It is one of the most charming scenery in Boccara, and it is a perfect match with Yu Weifeng. Go boating on the lake and enjoy the time alone.

-Hippie Street In the sixties and seventies when hippie culture prevailed, Nepal was a tourist destination for hippie youth. The Beatles also lives in this place.

Day 5: Boraka-Kathmandu-Home

Go home with the fatigue of the journey, full of harvest and happiness.

Summary: Nepal is beautiful, and there are more attractions than that. In addition, Nepal is the only Hindu kingdom in the world, and there are many taboos and travel precautions. If you have any other questions, please leave a message in the comments. Interested friends can pay attention to my headline number and update their professional travel problems in time. Thank you.

5. Tourist attractions in Nepal

Many people may have heard of Nepal, but not many people have actually been to Nepal. At least compared with Thailand and Vietnam, it is a secret place.

In fact, as long as you contact Nepal, you will fall in love with this small country at the southern foot of the Himalayas, be shocked by the snow-capped mountains here, and be moved by the smiling faces of the Nepalese people.

Let's share some strategies for travelers who come to Nepal for the first time, hoping to help you. It is not difficult to travel in this country, so it is also suitable for going abroad for the first time or traveling alone.

1. 1. Visa:

There are several kinds of visas in Nepal. Personally, first-time travelers are advised to choose e-visa or landing visa. In addition, I want to say that Nepal is a visa-free fee, but it is not. This does not mean visa-free, so all procedures must be complete.

Visa difficulty: extremely simple

If you happen to be in Lhasa and want to go to Nepal, how to apply for a visa:

It is very simple and convenient to apply for a visa to Nepal in Lhasa, Tibet. After getting the visa, you can take a bus directly from the Nepalese consulate to the port.

Venue: Beijing West Road 12, Chengguan District, Lhasa (Nepalese Consulate)

How to deal with:

Prepare the original passport, valid for more than 6 months, two-inch photo and English visa form. You can go to the embassy after that. Generally speaking, it takes 3 days to process. The handling fee is free. If it's urgent, pay a little.

Although many places in China have Nepalese consulates, what about them? Lhasa embassy is the fastest and most convenient to handle, so it is recommended to handle it here.

If you want to fly directly, you can choose e-visa or landing visa.

Visa on arrival: When you get off the plane, you can go to a place where you can apply for a tourist visa in China. If you can't find it, you can ask the staff. You can fill in the visa application form, entry form, original passport, exit ticket, color photos and other information at the counter. Then sometimes the staff will simply ask questions, which are basically basic questions such as where you are going to play. Don, don't worry

Electronic sign: Of course, if you want to be safe, it is also convenient to apply for an electronic sign in advance. Just log on to the Nepal visa website and follow the steps step by step. E-visa is also a free application.

Fill in the form with a certain English foundation. If not, find a network translation plug-in. Just be patient when you fill it out. It's simple and not difficult.

If not, if you have no time or are lazy, it is convenient to spend tens of dollars to help you online.

In addition, when entering Nepal, fill in the entry card. The specific form is as follows: (But I don't need to fill out this card until I enter Nepal. Anyway, it is more casual to enter Nepal. )

2. About calling cards

The most convenient: of course, after entering the country, there will be a place to buy a sim card as soon as the airport comes out. Be sure to ask the staff to help you install it after buying it.

Buy telecom and mobile overseas traffic without changing cards. Recently, the Belt and Road Initiative is 50% off, and the price is OK!

If you stay a long time, my personal suggestion is to buy a local card, because the tariff is very cheap. If it is within seven days, then use the S overseas traffic package set by the operator.

3. Do I need to bring my own adapter?

Sockets in Nepal are similar to those in India, with two small round holes or one big round hole and two small round holes, so it's best to prepare them in advance or buy them when they arrive. Of course, some hotels will provide transit ports for China tourists.

4. How to get there? What kind of transportation do you choose?

Land: suitable for tourists who have plenty of time and are willing to experience Tibetan customs more.

Specific strategy:

Next to the Nepalese Consulate in Lhasa, there is a shuttle bus from Lhasa to Geelong Port every day. The general cost is 400 yuan, about 20 hours.

After arriving at Geelong Port, you can transfer to the local shuttle bus from Nepal to Kathmandu and around 200 yuan, which takes 8-9 hours. Don't worry about not having a car, because this route is very mature.

By air: suitable for tourists who want to travel comfortably for a short holiday.

At present, there are direct flights to Guangzhou, Kunming, Chengdu and Lhasa in China. Flights from other cities need to be transferred to these cities. Take Hangzhou as an example. Generally speaking, you can buy a round-trip ticket of 2000 yuan in the peak season. In addition, Pony bought a round-trip ticket for 1800 yuan in the off-season, including the trip from Chengdu to Hangzhou.

Remember to choose a window seat in the front row, choose a seat on the right when you go, and choose a seat on the left when you come back, so that you can enjoy the magnificent Mount Everest from a better angle.

5. How to change money?

Traveling in Nepal is very convenient, at least you can exchange money, so if you don't want to have time, don't. I don't need to change dollars in advance. After arriving in Nepal, many shops opened by China people in Tamil area can change RMB or mobile phones into Nepalese currency, and the exchange rate is not bad. (Many shops in Nepal can pay by mobile phone. )

Remember to change more money in Kathmandu because the exchange rate in Patan or Badgaon is low.

I want to know how you went to Tibet.

It is also a good choice to drive to Tibet and then take a bus to Nepal. This is my first time to Tibet, isn't it? It is suggested to take the Sichuan-Tibet line. The 3 18 line is known as the must-drive line in this life and will never let you down.

There are photography paradise ~ xinduqiao, Tagong Prairie, Haizishan Sister Lake, Jingmei Ranwu Lake, 72 Road Turn, Linzhi, Midui Glacier and so on.

In Tibet, Potala Palace, Yanghu Lake, Namtso and Gangrenboqi are all good places. There is plenty of time, don't miss it. Remember your visa before you leave Nepal.

Nepal is considered a paradise for hikers.

Kathmandu and Dubai Square can feed pigeons, which is the most suitable place to be in a daze. The monkey temple, the place most like Tibet, can be used for prayer, such as the monkey in Doby, the goddess temple, Tamil Street night market and so on.

Boccara, here, you can go boating on the lake, experience paragliding, or go hiking, or do nothing, just quietly watch the snow-capped mountains in the hotel.

Boating in Feiwa Lake, paragliding, hiking on snowy mountains, etc.

6. Nepal's travel strategy is free travel.

It is better to go directly to Dhaka than to transfer in the nearest city in Nepal.

Zhangmu customs clearance: first go to Zhangmu Public Security Bureau to post a situation sticker, then take a bus to Friendship Bridge Customs, and then you can leave the country after customs inspection. It will be the same when you come back. Don't forget to put up an entrance label at the public security bureau. From Zhangmu to Nepal, you can only rent a car to cross the border, and S goes to Kadu. You can get off midway, but the toll is not refundable. At night in Kadu, it will be delivered directly to Phoenix and Taishan Hotel. It's easy to stay in Phoenix and stroll in Tamil. The next day, the bus left for Boccara. If you don't leave, you can take the shuttle bus to Wang Chi at noon on the third day, Bath Pirini on the fifth day, Kadu on the seventh day, Nagakout on the eighth day, Badgang on the ninth day, Patan on the tenth day, and the scenic spots near Kadu on the eleventh day. To explain, the time to visit the scenic spots depends on your own interests. The snow-capped mountains, drifting and virgin forests will be fresh in your memory, so Boccara and Wang Qi will stay one more day. In addition, it is not cost-effective to exchange US dollars and RMB for enough rupees in Nepal. Buy many roadside maps in Canada. It is very simple and easy to read, with only two pieces.

Thank you for inviting me! Shopping in Nepal: It is no exaggeration to say that Nepal is a shopping paradise. There are many kinds of souvenirs sold in Nepal, mainly musical instruments and decorations from China, Tibet, Buddhism and Hinduism, as well as local handicrafts in Nepal. Kathmandu, the capital, is a place where shoppers often get unexpected gains. Children sell Gurkha knives, belts and coins. Where there are tourists, there are vendors selling handicrafts, businessmen waiting on the steps of temples, and there are bargains, antiques and souvenirs everywhere.

One of the great joys of shopping in Nepal is that every product is unique. The process of choosing goods makes you deeply understand what is dazzling. Local commodities are deeply influenced by their religious culture. Whether it is daily necessities, such as clothing, bronzes, silverware, or special religious items, such as Buddha statues and Thangka, it is the condensation of local art and culture. Kathmandu is a shopping paradise. There are hundreds of local products and souvenir shops in Thamel area alone. All kinds of handicrafts not only give people a quaint feeling, but also make you feel the skillful hands of Nepalese people and their care and love for each handicraft.

The secret of bargaining: in Nepal, except for a few big shopping malls, most shops or roadside stalls require bargaining. Most shops or roadside stalls need to bargain. Before you decide to bleed for shopping, you must take a walk in the business circle, shop around and find out the approximate price level, so at least you won't suffer. When shopping in a store, the bargaining price is generally between 5% and 8% of the commodity price. However, it also depends on the specific goods, and the bargaining price of roadside stalls is even greater. You can try to start with a 30% discount. In a foreign country, you can pay the price in English for a while at the booth, and you will get not only the goods you like, but also a little fun of living in a foreign country. Shopping in Nepal is one of its highlights.

There are some precautions when shopping:

1. Nepalese officials have banned the sale of fur of endangered animals, but there will still be sales activities among the people. If yes, please refuse to buy. In Nepal, the intimate relationship between human beings and nature and their dependence and protection on nature is a beautiful and sacred feeling. Please help us maintain this rare relationship.

2. In some cities in Nepal, you may see vendors selling drugs aboveboard, so don't talk to them or buy drugs, because Nepalese officials prohibit selling drugs. If drugs are found in Nepal, you will be arrested.

3. Nepal has the principle of fair trade, which is unified by some organizations. These organizations will organize some low-income people (usually women) to make traditional handicrafts and distribute the income from selling handicrafts to everyone as reasonably as possible. If there is an opportunity, you can go to this kind of store to buy souvenirs. Quality can be guaranteed, and it can also help those poor people.