1. Nepal, with its 14 zones and 75 districts, is predominantly safe for travel, with only 10 regions affected by earthquakes. This leaves 65 regions that are secure and welcoming for visitors.
2. Among the 10 National Parks in Nepal, only Langtang National Park is affected, while the other 9 remain safe for exploration and stays.
3. Among the 8 UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Nepal, 40% of only 3 sites have been impacted, ensuring that the remaining 5 sites are secure for tourists.
4. Nepal’s transportation infrastructure, including highways and subways, is entirely undamaged (0% harm), facilitating convenient travel and transportation connections.
5. Out of the 35 trekking routes designated by the Nepal government, only 2 (Manaslu – Gorkha and Langtang – Rasuwa) are affected, leaving 33 trekking routes as safe options for trekking and accommodation.
6. Communication facilities, including mobile phones and the internet, are fully operational, ensuring seamless connectivity worldwide.
7. Health-wise, Nepal is free from prevalent diseases, ensuring the safety of travelers from health-related concerns.
8. Hospitals and medical facilities are operational, providing secure healthcare options.
9. A significant majority (90%) of hotels are safe, and we ensure to guide you to the best accommodations, prioritizing your safety.
10. All TIMS (Trekkers’ Information Management System) and permit counters are functioning, allowing us to obtain necessary permits for your trip, enhancing your safety.
11. Both international and domestic airports in Nepal are safe and operational.
12. Nepal not only serves as a travel destination but also facilitates trips to Tibet and Bhutan.

Nepali people are resilient, and their care and respect for visitors are unwavering, ensuring your safety and well-being throughout your stay. We are actively engaged in ensuring the success and safety of your holidays and adventures, maintaining regular communication with our guides to ensure a secure experience.