The Grand Himalayan Escape

Nepal: The Roof of the World


Experience the breathtaking beauty of the Himalayas, with towering peaks, serene temples, and vibrant cultural heritage.

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Amadablam and Everest from Khumjung

The Majestic Mount Everest


Marvel at the world's highest peak, a symbol of adventure and natural grandeur.

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Vendor selling ritual items to devotee in the festival

Festivals & People


Nepal's soul shines brightest during Dashain and Tihar—our grandest festivals. Dashain celebrates the triumph of good over evil with joyful family gatherings, soaring bamboo swings, and sacred blessings of red tika. Soon after, Tihar illuminates the nation with thousands of clay lamps, flower garlands, and colorful rangoli, honoring the sacred bonds between siblings and our deep connection with nature.

Beyond the vibrant colors of our traditions lies the true essence of Nepal: its people. Rooted in the philosophy of 'Atithi Devo Bhava' (The Guest is God), you will be welcomed with genuine smiles, warm cups of spiced chiya, and an open-hearted hospitality that makes every traveler feel instantly at home.

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Yogi in Kathmandu with his pet

Spiritual Kathmandu Valley

Discover the ancient temples and vibrant squares of Kathmandu, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

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Authentic Nepalese Dal Bhat platter served on traditional brass tableware

Authentic Nepalese Flavors

Indulge in the rich culinary traditions of Nepal, from hearty Dal Bhat to delicate Momos. Prepared with mountain herbs, authentic spices, and centuries of heritage.

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Travel Essentials


Nepal, the crown jewel of the Himalayas, is a sanctuary of profound spirituality and untamed natural beauty. Home to eight of the world's fourteen highest peaks, it seamlessly merges ancient medieval cities, sacred pilgrimage sites, and lush subtropical jungles into an unforgettable journey.

Visa-on-Arrival: Most nationalities can effortlessly obtain a tourist visa upon landing at Tribhuvan International Airport (KTM) in Kathmandu. Standard options are structured for durations of 15 days ($30 USD), 30 days ($50 USD), or 90 days ($125 USD). Make sure your passport is valid for at least six months and have passport-sized photos ready.

Trekking Permits: Venturing into the mountains requires proper documentation. Trekkers generally need a TIMS (Trekkers' Information Management Systems) card alongside specific Conservation Area or National Park Permits (such as Sagarmatha or Annapurna fees). These help fund local environment conservation and trail safety infrastructure.

Nepal at a Glance

Solo trekker Kiki Yuan in Annapurna Base Camp

Why Travel with Evergreen Tours?


Navigating the unpredictable terrain and rich, layered traditions of the Himalayas demands more than a map. Independent travel can expose you to avoidable safety hazards and logistical bottlenecks. Traveling with our elite guides gives you absolute peace of mind, flawless logistical execution, and deep cultural immersion that casual travelers never experience.

NEPAL CLIMATE GUIDE

Current Weather in Nepal

Whether you are sightseeing in Kathmandu Valley or planning a high-altitude mountaineering trek to Everest, tracking real-time regional microclimates ensures a safe and spectacular journey.

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Kathmandu

VALLEY REGION • ELEV. 1,400M
Kathmandu, NP
20°
Mostly Cloudy
Feels like: 20°C
Wind: 3km/h E
Humidity: 94%
Pressure: 1017.95mbar
UV index: 0
5 am6 am7 am
20°C
20°C
21°C

Lobuche, NP

ALPINE ZONE • ELEV. 5,364M

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