Attention to Nepal tourism

Travel abroad must be prepared. Today, Xiaobian will introduce you to the relevant precautions about Nepal. The first thing to pay attention to is definitely the safety issue. There are other aspects below. In short, the most important thing is the safety issue.

First, there are many rules for entering and leaving Nigeria, and the customs clearance should be followed.

Nepalese laws and regulations prohibit bringing more than 50 grams of gold jewelry or 100 grams of silver jewelry into or out of the country, and prohibit bringing any unprocessed gold and silver. Offenders face detention and heavy penalties. If you bring more than US$ 5,000 or equivalent foreign currency into the country, you must declare it to the customs and keep the declaration form for future reference to avoid being detained and severely punished when you leave the country. If you carry gold, silver and foreign currency, you should avoid concentrating on one person for safekeeping. When buying gold and silver and its products, jewelry, beeswax, thangka, cordyceps, Buddha statues and other valuables, be sure to ask for formal bills for customs inspection when leaving the country. It is strictly forbidden to bring fresh animals and plants, endangered rare animals and plants and their products into or out of Nepal. During your stay in Nepal, please do not buy or carry ivory, mahogany, tortoise shell, rhinoceros horn and other prohibited items and suspected ornaments.

2. Never use drones without application and permission.

Nepal is a country controlled by drones. Before using drones to shoot, it is necessary to apply for permission in advance from the Ministry of Information and Communication and the Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation. There have been many cases of using drones without permission, being fined, confiscating drones, and even being detained for a long time.

Third, traffic safety often reminds you to be patient in case of delay.

Nepal's transportation infrastructure is poor, so please choose travel routes with good road conditions and safe and reliable means of transportation when traveling in Nepal. In case of bad weather, please take the regional small passenger plane and public transport vehicles to and from the mountain area carefully. Try to avoid riding or renting light motor vehicles such as motorcycles. Flight delays or cancellations often occur in Nepal due to weather or air traffic control, and traffic jams are common due to road conditions. Please make good travel arrangements and be patient.

Fourth, the visa is carefully checked, and the entry procedures cannot be less.

China's ordinary passport is granted free visa on arrival, while China tourists can apply for a free visa for up to 90 days upon entry. Please pay attention to the entry stamp, the number of days of visa stay in Nepal, etc. when entering the country, so as to ensure the scheduled departure. If you forget to stamp the entry stamp, you must go to the immigration office to stamp it and pay the handling fee. If you need to extend your visa, please go to the Nigerian Immigration Bureau in time to avoid overstaying. According to Nigerian regulations, foreign tourists stay in Nico for no more than 150 days in a year. Tourist visas are only used for tourist purposes, and may not be used for business activities or work in Nepal, otherwise they will be detained and punished if they are suspected of breaking the law.

Five, risk projects must be cautious, solid preparation to experience.

Nepal is rich in tourism resources, and there are many high-risk tourism projects such as hiking, mountaineering, gliding and rafting at high altitude. Please carefully participate in the above-mentioned high-risk tourism projects according to your own conditions and conditions, combined with the meteorological conditions at that time. In the event of an accident in such projects, the cost of rescue and medical treatment is high, and the conventional insurance can't pay for it, all of which are borne by the parties themselves. Please know and buy the corresponding international travel rescue insurance in detail before you leave, choose a regular travel agency in the local area and sign an agreement, receive the necessary technical training, obey the guidance of professionals and abide by the management regulations of nature reserves. The communication signal in the mountainous area at high altitude in Nigeria is weak, and the communication with the outside world is not smooth, so tourists often lose contact. Please inform your relatives and friends of your itinerary before entering the mountain, and contact them in time to report your safety after leaving the mountain, so as not to worry them. In addition, the hydrogeological conditions in Nepal are complex, so please don't swim in the river.

Six, law-abiding and civilized quality, safety awareness to ensure peace.

Please abide by local laws and regulations, respect customs, religious beliefs and management requirements of tourist sites, and stay away from pornography and gambling. The border between Nepal and India is open, and there are few signs on the border zone. Citizens of Nepal and India can travel freely, but citizens of other countries cannot travel freely without visas. When traveling in southern Nepal, please don't cross the border at will. Respect and cooperate with law enforcement personnel to avoid disputes or physical conflicts with law enforcement personnel. Please don't provoke street dogs and ornamental monkeys to avoid being attacked and causing adverse consequences.

During the trip, please firmly establish safety awareness, improve prevention awareness, avoid going out at night, and keep in touch with relatives and friends. In case of natural disasters, accidents, personal injuries, robbery and theft, tourism disputes, etc., please call the police nearby (local alarm telephone number 100, tourist police telephone number 1144) in time, and contact the Embassy of China in Nepal (embassy insurance telephone number 00977-9801037888) or call the global consular protection and service emergency call center hotline of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China at 86-10-12308,888.

1. There is a great difference in temperature in Nepal during the tourist season. From May to October, the average temperature is between 18 and 29 degrees. It is recommended to wear light clothes. From November to April, the average temperature is between 4 and 22 degrees. It is recommended to wear long-sleeved T-shirts and coats or thin sweaters to adapt to the large temperature difference between morning and evening.

2. Nepal is a country with many religious beliefs, and all people are religious. When visiting Hindu temples, you usually need to take off your shoes, and you should not bring any leather items, such as belts or purses.

3. Be careful when taking photos in Nepal. In most cases, taking pictures of temples, pagodas and monuments is allowed, but you should ask and get permission before taking pictures. When filming local residents, especially the elderly and children, their consent should be obtained first. Children may ask for tips, and it is recommended to bring small denominations of cash to give.

In Nepal, fire is regarded as sacred, so don't throw garbage into the fire, especially in temples or rooms, and don't smoke.

In Nepal, the head is regarded as a noble and sacred part, and children should not be touched.

6. Nepal's diet is dominated by hotel buffets, and Kathmandu provides Nepalese Chinese food. The taste of non-Chinese food is usually Indian curry, which is spicy and spicy. In the RESORT in remote areas, meals may be relatively simple, so it is a wise choice to bring some dry food and snacks.

7. The air quality in Kathmandu is poor, so it is recommended to wear a mask and bring cotton gloves, motion sickness medicine, diarrhea medicine and gastrointestinal medicine.

8. Don't drink raw water. It's better to drink mineral water. Tour buses usually provide enough mineral water.

9. Foods related to raw water, such as fruit salads and drinks containing ice cubes, should be eaten with caution.

10. The official currency of Nepal is rupee, and the exchange rate between RMB and rupee is about 1:11. Visitors can exchange US dollars for rupees. After the exchange, the receipt should be properly kept so that the excess rupees can be exchanged back into US dollars or RMB before leaving Nepal. As there are few banks in Nepal where RMB is exchanged for rupees, it is recommended to carry US dollars as much as possible.

There are various modes of transportation in Nepal, including taxis, human tricycles, motorcycles, tricycles, LOCAL BUS and bicycles. Taxi fare depends on distance and negotiation ability. Human tricycles is a leisurely way to enjoy the street view. LOCAL BUS is an economical mode of transportation, but it may be crowded. Bicycle is an ideal choice for wandering around Boccara, and the rent is cheap.