FAQ and helpful details
Practical details before you book.
Use these notes to prepare for your Nepal trek request. The Green Pastures Adventures team can still fine-tune route, dates, paperwork, guide style, and backup plans around your exact itinerary.
06 Questions travellers ask
01What should I know about visas and passports?
Most U.S. and European travelers can arrange a Nepal visa on arrival, but your passport should have at least six months remaining and spare pages for permits and entry stamps.
02What kind of insurance should I buy?
Choose travel insurance that clearly covers high-altitude trekking and helicopter evacuation. This is not the place to save money; buy more cover rather than less.
03Do permit and guide rules change by route?
Permit rules vary by region. Routes such as Manaslu, Nar Phu, Upper Mustang, Dolpo, and Kanchenjunga require licensed guides and additional restricted-area paperwork.
04How much should I rely on cards or mobile signal?
Card acceptance fades quickly outside Kathmandu and Pokhara. Carry enough cash for tea houses, charging, snacks, and tips, and assume mobile signal becomes patchy at higher altitude.
05When should I start planning a Nepal trek?
For the busy spring and autumn seasons, start early enough to book guides, rooms, domestic flights, and any restricted-area permits. If you are booking at short notice, the classic routes with simpler permits are usually the easiest.
06Can the itinerary change after I submit a request?
Yes. Your first request is just a starting point. Before we confirm the final proposal, the team can change the pace, hotels, guide, private transport, helicopter options, and side trips.
Ready to move forward?
Send your trip brief to the Green Pastures Adventures desk.
No payment required. First proposal within 24 hours. Adjustments welcome.