When traveling to Nepal, what suggestions do you have for food, clothing, housing and transportation?

Nepal is located in the southern foothills of the Himalayas. It is cool and warm all year round. You can wear short sleeves in summer and a jacket in winter. If you are going to plateau areas or hiking, you need to bring a down jacket and a jacket. .

Nepalese people’s diet is mainly curry rice, which they eat with their hands. Tableware is provided for tourists. It’s okay if you’re not used to Nepalese food, because there are delicacies from various countries in the tourist area, such as Western food, Indian food, Japanese food, Korean food, etc., and there are many Chinese restaurants in Pokhara and Kathmandu, such as Peace Hotel, Chengdu Restaurants, Chinese noodle restaurants, Jianghu noodle restaurants, etc. can satisfy your Chinese stomach. If you go to some high-end restaurants to eat, you will have to pay a 10% service charge when you check out.

The hotel facilities in Nepal are relatively simple, so it is best to bring your own slippers and toiletries. The sockets are different from those in China, so you need to bring your own conversion plug. Many hotels use solar water heaters, so shower early to avoid running out of hot water. If you stay in a hotel with average conditions, pay attention to your personal financial security.

The vehicles in Nepal are different from those in China. The driver’s seat is on the right side and the vehicles drive on the left. You can usually take a taxi to go to various attractions, but drivers in Thamel area will charge arbitrary prices, so it is best to know the general price before traveling, and then negotiate with the driver. If you want to save money and experience the life of locals, you can take local buses. There are intercity buses from Kathmandu to Badgang and Patan. It only costs 25 rupees per person. Sometimes there are too many people on the bus and there will be passengers. On to the roof of the car. In Kathmandu, the traffic is relatively crowded and chaotic, so you should pay more attention to traffic safety when traveling.

In general, Nepal’s transportation, food and accommodation are relatively complete, but knowing some details in advance will avoid trouble.

Have a nice trip!