Nepal trekking document guide

Namaste, future Himalayan explorer! 🙏

We are thrilled that you are choosing to journey to the heart of the Himalayas with us. In Nepal, we say Atithi Devo Bhava- "The guest is equivalent to God."

Don't stress about the paperwork—we will handle all the local route permits, municipal fees, and national park passes for you as part of your Himalayan trekking documentation.

Here is all you need to pack in your daypack to get trail-ready:

Your to-do list:

Valid Passport – Must have at least 6 months of validity left from the day you land.

Nepal Tourist Visa 🇳🇵 – Grab it easily on arrival at the Kathmandu airport (TIA) or apply online before you fly as one of the travel requirements for Nepal.

4–6 Passport Photos – Even with digital systems, our remote mountain check-posts still require physical paper copies.

High-Altitude Insurance – Must explicitly cover trekking up to 5,000m–6,000m (depending on your route) and emergency helicopter evacuation.

What We Handle For You:

What You Bring ,What We Secure

• Passport & Tourist Visa

• National Park & Conservation Fees (ACAP / Sagarmatha)

• 4–6 Passport Photos           

• Regional Municipal Permits & E-TIMS QR Codes

• High-Altitude Insurance Policy        

• Restricted Area Permits (if required) & Guide Logistics

Friendly Sherpa Tip: Keep your physical documents in a waterproof zip-lock bag inside your daypack for the trail checkpoints, and save a digital copy on your phone for offline use.  

Jam Jam (Let's go)!