Trekking Information

Trekking Information Management System (TIMS) is necessary for every trekker in Nepal.

Nepal is a small country in the world, but there are different adventure activities among Trekking trails, hiking trails, and tours. Similarly, here is some of the most important information about 2023 and 2024.

A-How long do we walk every day?

=Depending on your walking/hiking speed, normally between four to six hours daily, including lunch and a short break.

B-How is hiking trails?

=The trail leading you through the forest up to 4200 meters is easy to breathe. From over 4200 Miters will not any forest. According to the itinerary, Days 2, 4, and 6 are a bit climbing (challenging), but the rest are gradual / genteelly up and slide down. Sometimes, there will be snow from day 4. (Tyangbouche)

C-Drinking water available?

=Yes, mineral and boiled water are available at every teahouse/ guest house along the trekking trail. You can take chlorine, filter, and iodine with you. Our guide will help you to get water for the filer.

D-Where do we eat meals?

=Breakfast and Dinner at the same hotel where you are staying at night, But Lunch will be on the way. There will be continental meals. Local food made with potatoes, Pasta, and Noodles is available.

E= How much money shall we bring with us?

=Boundless Adventure covers daily board packages from Kathmandu to Everest base camp and back to Kathmandu. (Accommodation, Lunch, Dinner, Breakfast with tea)

You can have a small amount of money for your bottle of drink water, Denotation, and Tips, and if you would like to buy some souvenirs and cola, US$ 20/- per day/person is logical.

F-Does ATM and Visa cards accepted for trekking?

ATM= people withdraw by ATM at Lukla, which is the Starting point of Everest Base camp Trekking (Sagarmatha National Park) and Namche Bazaar even though they get some amount of money every time. But the rest of the area cannot get ATMs because; the rest of the area has no bank.

Master and visa cards= Master and visa cards are acceptable at Lukla, Namche, Tyangbuche, Dingbouche, Lobuche, and Goreshkep. But some of the areas have poor exchange rates and huge taxes. People can use them for emergency cases only.