Trekkers in Nepal are allowed to trek as FIT (Free Individual Trekker) or in a group of various sizes. However, there are certain trekking regions known as ‘Restricted Areas’ that are highly regulated by the Government of Nepal and hence FITs are strictly forbidden. Trekking in these areas is allowed only upon acquiring permit from the Department of Immigration.
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Tootle is one of the easiest and possibly the cheapest and fastest means of commuting in Kathmandu. All you have to do is request a ride via their app and someone nearby will pick you up in their motorcycle. The charges are minimum compared to a Taxi or other services. However, tootle is feasible only for a solo traveler within the city.
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If you have stayed in Nepal, then you must be aware of how Taxis operate here. Unfortunately, some to many cabs do not take to your destination on a fair meter, instead they ask for certain amount which is quite discomforting as you do not know if it’s a right price or overpriced. Thus, Sarathi Cab can be of your help – they run on a fair meter and even give you a receipt.
Sarathi Taxi Service offers a great service, they come pick you up and drop your at your destination and on a very fair price, even during night hours. The cab operates 24/7. However, due to the high demands and limited supply you might have to wait 45 min – 1 hour to get a Sarathi Cab, depending on their availability. This means if anyone needs a taxi promptly chances are rare that you’d get a Sarathi Taxi. But during night hours this Taxi service can be quite useful. Give it a try!
To Book a Sarathi Taxi all you have to do is call at the following number(s) and give you name, number, pick up location and drop of destination. They will let you know the wait time [you can then decide accordingly if you’d want to wait or get other Taxis]. Once confirmed the Driver from the Cab will call you as the approach the destination.
Contact Number to Book a Sarathi : 9810100600 / 014217171
The Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation (MoCTCA) has planned to organise ‘Visit Nepal Year’ in 2020 to attract more tourists to the country.
Further details can be found in the following PDF :
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If we could do this too it would be amazing !!!
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Our team are currently working on the long term support understanding that this is one of the most essential requirements now. We wanted to work on the locations where relief had not reached and on the working areas which is very important. We, together, decided to support in rebuilding a school which, we believe, in the long run will be very much beneficial to the whole community.
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Undoubtedly, the devastating earthquake of 25.04.2015 has done lots of damage in Nepal with thousands of life lost and billions worth of properties destroyed. In order to overcome this tragic, everyone is working in their best possible ways to help and support each others to rebuild Nepal. We, the team of BikerzAus Nepal & Direction Kathmandu have also been very active since the first day of the quake, and currently are involved in various areas to support the quake victims with the help of our donors and supporters.
Despite our limited resources and manpower, we tried our best to support the earthquake victims in every way possible. Initially we focused on Communication and information circulation using our networks and Social Medias, followed by immediate relief and now currently we are working on rebuilding – long term support.
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