Traveling in Nepal?

Question

Exciting news all looks like i might be going to nepal with my school....its going to be a self funded trip so i want to get the most out of it as possible.

What i was wondering is how much does it cost to survive a day there how much is a place for the night meals and things any people who know thanks for your answers

ps any advice on things NOT to do as in cultural differences and stuff would be apreciated to thanks all

Answer 1

hey i might be going on a school trip to nepal also later this year i'd say $100 US is enough per week, that is, excluding hotel fees.

Answer 2

nepal is d**n cheap place to travel. If u choose a normal restaurants 3-5 dollars must be enough for ur breakfast to dinner.

hotels are pretty cheap too.try finding less than 10 dollars  u ll get good accomodation for that ,more than u pay sometime.

people in cities or place you go might be used to foreign behaviour.just avoid outrageous behaviour im sure u ll .

not hug or kiss native people it is out of culture.

Answer 3

Nepal is a nice place to travel and it is comparatively cheap in terms of hotel rooms and food. As a student, you may find budget hotels or lodges for around US$ 10 or even less per night. Sometimes that include breakfast. You can get warm meal as dinner or lunch (Nepalese take two times warm meal) for less than 3 dollars. If you go to small restaurant and ask for 'Dal bhat tarkari' (Rice, lentils, vegetables), it costs even less than 2 dollars. Hence, if you try to live and eat as a student  (no drinks and party), 20-30 dollar per day is enough (excluding travel).

About other advices, I would like to suggest you to go through the section "SOME DOS AND DON'TS" in the following official link.

http://www.welcomenepal.com/brand/travel...