Visa Information

All foreign nationals, apart from Indians, need a visa to enter Nepal. You can purchase a tourist visa on arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) in, Kathmandu. Other possible arrival points include:

Kakarbhitta

Birgunj

Belhiya

Nepalgunj

Dhangadi

Mahendranagar

Kodari

Visa fees at arrival points: US$25 for stays of up to 15 days,  US$40 for up to 30 days, and  US$100 for up to 90 days.

Cheques and credit card payments are not accepted and you will need to provide two passport photos to be granted your visa. There is a currency exchange and photo booth at Tribhuvan International Airport near the visa on arrival desks. You can also apply for a visa at your local Nepalese Embassy. We recommend you visit their website for queries and the latest information.

Nationals of the following countries are not allowed a visa on arrival. They must apply for a tourist visa through Nepalese Embassies:

Nigeria

Ghana

Zimbabwe

Swaziland

Cameroon

Somalia

Liberia

Ethiopia

Iraq

Palestine

Afghanistan

You can extend your tourist visa for a total of 120 days. An extra 30 days may be granted on reasonable grounds. Over the course of one visa year, a tourist cannot stay in Nepal for more than 150 days. You can apply for an extension from the Department of Immigration and Pokhara Immigration Office.

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Legality of LN Treks

Legality of LN Treks

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LN Treks Store

LN Treks Store

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First Aid Box

  • Anti-cold,
  • flu and cough medicines
  • diarrhoea medicines
  • Paracetamol
  • anti-inflammatories e.g. ibuprofen
  • antibiotic
  • eye drops
  • antiseptic eg. iodine plasters/band
  • aids bandages
  • ciprofloxacin (antibiotics)
  • cotton bandages
  • Diamox (for altitude sickness)
  • Moov muscle spray
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LN Treks Social

L.N. Treks is socially conscious and members of the team, including company founder Deepak, are associated with organisations such as the Red Cross, Amnesty International and various local projects. In natural disasters we help with rescues and donate financial aid when possible.

We try to recruit from and create opportunities in the local area. Our volunteering placements are in genuinely needy parts of the community and we believe it is wrong to charge volunteers expensive brokerage and registration fees.

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Equipment Check List

Equipment Checklist/Hiking Gear

Some people choose to bring their own equipment for trekking. Other people don’t wish to carry around or spend money on things they may only use once. For the latter we recommend renting equipment from L.N. Treks. We supply many essential items including: sleeping bags, down jackets, trekking poles and other accessories. We would suggest that trekkers may need the following:

Clothing Equipment Miscellaneous First aid Kit and Medicines
Trekking boots
spare laces
T-shirts (two or three)
long sleeved shirt with collar
waterproof and fleece jacket
down jacket (above 4000m)
Poncho
warm hat and sun hat
trouser (pants)
flip-flops/thongs or running shoes
shorts or skirt
thermal underwear (above 4000m) scarf and gloves
Backpack
backpack cover
sleeping bag with liner
water bottle
torch (flashlight) with spare bulbs
duffle bag
trekking poles
gaiters (for rain and snow)
Toiletries
quick drying towel
water purification eg., iodine or filter
laundry soap
sunscreen
Lip balm
polarizing sunglasses
cigarette lighter (optional)
books and magazines (optional)
binoculars (optional)
camera (optional)
Anti-cold,
flu and cough medicines
diarrhoea medicines
Paracetamol
anti-inflammatories e.g. ibuprofen
antibiotic
eye drops
antiseptic eg. iodine plasters/band
aids bandages
ciprofloxacin (antibiotics)
cotton bandages
Diamox (for altitude sickness)
Moov muscle spray
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LN Trekking Team

L.N. Treks offer trekking, hiking holidays, adventure tours and volunteering in Nepal. With 18 years of experience, we’re members of the Mountaineering Association and Trekking Agencies Association of Nepal (TAAN) and certified by the Nepalese Ministry of Tourism.

Our team is friendly, we have a sense of humour and like meeting other trekkers from around the world. We like to get to know people to help us apply our expertise and give the right advice for each individual. Company founder Deepak has travelled a lot and knows what makes a good holiday.

The team was raised in a beautiful Himalayan farming village where respect for nature and the local community are part of daily life. As children, we talked to passing trekkers and became inspired to work in the field ourselves and, since then, form our own company.

Where possible, L.N. Treks recruits and buy products from the local community and we are always conscious of our duties to the environment. Our volunteering scheme helps the neediest government schools and hospitals and we feel it is wrong to charge volunteers expensive fees.

Nature and the Nepalese mountains change all the time. We love experiencing this with new people and learning from all the different nationalities we encounter in our work. We enjoy giving people the information they need while drinking a cup of tea, and helping them to have a great time whatever experience they choose.

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