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Panche Baja: Nepal’s Traditional Ensemble of Auspicious Celebrations
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24 November
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You can fly to Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu. There are also international airports in Bhairahawa and Pokhara. Nepal Airlines is the national flag carrier of Nepal with flights to/from Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Kuala Lumpur, Dubai, Bangkok, Tokyo, Doha and Hong Kong. Nepal is also connected to different parts of the world through top international airlines. For details, please visit Book Flights (https://ntb.gov.np/en/plan-your-trip/book/flights) page of Nepal Tourism Board.
Political situation in Nepal is stable. Parliamentary elections are scheduled to take place on Thursday, March 5, 2026.
Spring is a good time to visit Nepal. Weather is moderate, air is crisp and views are clear. Tourist areas are always safe. Due to the upcoming election, we exercise travelers to exercise caution while venturing out of tourist areas.
You can visit Kathmandu, Pokhara, Chitwan and Lumbini if you have limited time. Where you can go also depends up on your interest and time. For details, please visit Places to go (https://ntb.gov.np/en ) on Nepal Tourism Board website.
You can engage in trekking, city tours, jungle safari, spiritual activities etc. For details, please visit Things to do (https://ntb.gov.np/en ) on Nepal Tourism Board website.
A country of diverse culture and joyful people, every other week is a festival here. For details, please visit Events & Festivals (https://ntb.gov.np/en ) on Nepal Tourism Board website.
Nepal is safe. Safety of tourists is of prime concern for all in the Government and private sector. Tourist Police, special unit of Nepal Police, is designated to ensure safety of tourists.
Head Office of Tourist Police is in Tourist Police is Bhrikutimandap, Kathmandu. (Inside the premises of Nepal Tourism Board), Tel: +977-01-4247041, +977-9851289444, 1144 (Toll Free, Hot line). For details, please visit Tourist Police (https://ntb.gov.np/plan-your-trip/before-you-come/tourist-police) page on Nepal Tourism Board website.
Yes, we suggest you get in touch with a registered and licensed travel/ tour/ trekking agency to arrange traveling to Nepal. Please do check profile of service provider before booking your trip.
It is a good idea to be in touch with your Embassy in Kathmandu when in Nepal.
Please carry cash enough for daily expense. Major debit and credit cards are also accepted in most parts of city areas. Do carry cash or arrange phone pay options when traveling to rural parts of Nepal.
Nepal is a developing country. Therefore, infrastructure in some parts may be under construction. However, most tourist areas have necessary infrastructure to facilitate tourists.
Yes, tourist sites and services in Kathmandu, Pokhara, Chitwan, Lumbini and other tourist destinations are open for tourists. Any disruption of tourist sites and services shall be published on Travel Updates (https://ntb.gov.np/en/latest-travel-updates) page of Nepal Tourism Board website.
Please stay informed and in communication all the time during your travel. Please stay updated through Travel Updates (https://ntb.gov.np/en/latest-travel-updates) page of Nepal Tourism Board website. Please observe local rules and regulations. Please listen to local guides and community members. Please respect local culture. Please get in touch with Tourist Police (link) or Nepal Tourism Board Crisis Cell (link) in case of crisis.
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