Himalayas Are Calling!
Travel To Nepal Introduction
Travel To Nepal (TTN) is a local agency specializing in remote and truly unique trekking experiences in Nepal. We distinguish ourselves by crafting ‘special moments’ for our guests, including unexpected surprises and exclusive activities that we can’t quite reveal just yet!
But our passion goes beyond the trail. We are committed to breaking the cycle of unsustainable tourism. By prioritizing conservation and community, we strive to avoid the environmental and cultural mistakes of the past. Our mission is simple: to guard the world’s living Shangri-La, Nepal.
Our Best Nepal Treks
As selected by “Travel To Nepal” expert local sherpa guides:
Langtang Valley Trek 8 Days (Itinerary, Map and Cost)
Trek Difficulty: Medium | Price from: USD 990
Nar Phu Valley Trek 13 Days (Itinerary, Map and Cost)
Trek Difficulty: Hard | Price from: USD 670
Our Motto: Guarding The First Living Shangri-La
Tourism brings prosperity to the Himalayas, but rapid growth has also accelerated pollution, rural depopulation, and the melting of our snow-capped peaks.
Nepal is the “First Living Shangri-La.” It was the first nation to open its hidden valleys to the world, revealing a place where nature and humanity exist in balance. We call Nepal the “Living Land” because the Himalayas are vibrant ecosystems revered as living deities. Similarly, our culture is a breathing tradition kept alive by our ancestors. When the people migrate or the nature collapses (melting of glaciers, extinction of wildlife, unpredictable weather, flood, and landslides), this living spirit dies.
We are committed to guarding this life. We protect the mountain silence by refusing recreational helicopter tours and by educating travelers about the negative impacts of loud noise on the trails or at cultural sites. We ensure clean trails through our “1kg Pledge” partnership with Khaalisisi. To combat rural emptiness, we guide treks to forgotten villages and educate locals against destructive infrastructure.
You can read more about it on our Travel To Nepal detailed sustainability page, if you are interested in the full scope of our environmental initiatives.
Why Choose “Travel To Nepal” Company?
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Special Moments
Our itineraries feature exclusive, unrevealed activities designed to create lasting memories and ensure your satisfaction.
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100% Local Experts
All our expeditions are led by guides who call the Himalayas home and know these trails inside and out.
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Safety First
Our team is trained in mountain safety and health standards, ensuring you are in safe hands every step of the way.
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Responsible Travel
Our main mission is to protect our living land, the first Shangri-La, Nepal. It requires sacrifice and hard measures, which we are ready to commit
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Top-Tier Service
Our guides and staffs are dedicated to delivering a seamless travel experience that exceeds expectations.
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Passionate Local Youth
Dedicated to building a better Nepal, our young team offers fresh experiences mixing culture, mountains, and local flavors.
Free Jungle Safari
Book Our 14 Day Trek + Get 2 Nights Chitwan Stay FREE.
(for limited time, by Travel To Nepal only)
Our Testimonials
“The Langtang Valley trek was absolute magic. The guides were professional, and the tea house arrangements were perfect. Highly recommended!”
“I have trekked all over the world, but the hospitality I received from this team was unmatched. They handled all permits seamlessly.”
“Safety was my biggest concern traveling solo, but I felt completely secure with the guide Tsering. The view from Kyanjin Ri was the highlight of my life!”
Travel Insights by Nepalese Travel Experts
Frequently Asked Questions
Answered by Travel To Nepal team
What is the best time to travel to Nepal?
Spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November) are perfect for trekking in Himalayas. These months offer clear skies, moderate temperatures, and stunning Himalayan views ideal for Everest Base Camp, Annapurna Circuit, and Manaslu Trek.
For wildlife safaris in Chitwan and Bardia, the best months are October to April. For local authentic experience, the best months are autumn and spring when major festivals take place.
Do I need visa to visit Nepal?
If you’re visiting Nepal and you’re not from India, you will need a visa. You can get a tourist visa on arrival at Kathmandu airport.
- 15 days visa: $30
- 30 days visa: $50
- 90 days visa: $125
You can also fill out the visa form online. Indian citizens do not need a visa.
How much does it cost to travel to Nepal?
Cost depends on facilities. At a minimum, it can start from $500 for a budget-friendly trip, including basic stay, meals, and transportation. Luxury trips cost significantly more.
What currency is used in Nepal, and can I use credit cards?
The currency is the Nepalese Rupee (NPR). Visa and MasterCard are widely accepted in major cities like Kathmandu and Pokhara (approx 3.5% fee), but you must carry cash in remote areas.
What languages are spoken in Nepal?
The official language is Nepali. English is widely spoken in the tourism industry (Kathmandu, Pokhara). In remote areas, learning a few basic Nepali phrases is recommended.
Do I need trekking permit in Nepal?
Yes. Common permits include the TIMS Card (~$20) and National Park Permits (~$30). Restricted areas like Upper Mustang require special permits ($10–$100 per day).
Do I need a guide for trekking in Nepal?
New rules require foreign trekkers to hire a licensed guide in national parks and conservation areas. While enforcement varies, it is highly recommended for safety.
Is Nepal Safe to Travel?
Yes, generally safe. Precautions: Trek with a licensed guide, avoid tap water, get vaccines, and watch out for petty crime in crowded tourist hubs.