Nepal is generally safe, but take basic precautions in urban areas:

✔ Keep valuables, cash, and documents secure (use hotel safes).

✔ Be cautious in crowded areas (markets, airports) to avoid pickpocketing.

✔ Avoid carrying large sums of cash or wearing flashy jewelry.

✔ Avoid quiet alleys and streets after dark.

✔ Keep photocopies of passports & credit cards separately.

Tipping

Tipping is customary but discretionary. Reward good service at your own comfort level.

Electricity & Charging

Voltage: Nepal uses 220-240V. Bring an adapter if needed.

Charging Electronics: Power may not always be available, especially during trekking. Carry extra batteries or a power bank.

Staying Connected

Many hotels and restaurants offer WiFi, but connections may be slow.

In remote areas, WiFi access is limited or unavailable.

Final Notes

📌 Travel Insurance: Mandatory—ensure it covers medical emergencies and evacuations.

📌 Emergency Assistance: We provide 24/7 support for insured travelers, including access to doctors and evacuation services.