Nepal was the first country I ever set foot on outside of the UK for the first time in my life and the longest amount of time I spent in another country! I went in October to December 2018 volunteering in a village called koudi in the province of Gorkha with Raleigh int Unforgettable memories 🇳🇵 I hope to go back again in October this year I'm ashamed its taken me almost nearly 4 years to come back
Going to meet my partner in April in Nepal. I am Kiwi, he is Kashmiri and we met in Dubai. Super excited about our first visit there. Really loved learning your tips for Nepal and I've learnt a lot and totally taking your tips on board. Plan on visiting Kathmandu and Chitwan National Park plus I'd really like to see the Himalayas. I've been reading the comments for other ideas. Thanks for your video - absolutely awesome advice.
Wow! This is amazing. When you say you’re a kiwi is that NZ? Chitwan can be pretty humid and pricey. It’s the most touristy thing people do. We skipped it because obviously nothing compares to African countries. I’m so glad you found my video helpful. Welcome to my channel. Have fun on your trip!
Thanks for informing us about informing our banks. I generally never do that but I’ll remember to inform my bank about my visit to Nepal when I travel there.
Hey Vipasha, sure I’m happy to help you with everything. I just have some questions for you. Can you msg me on Instagram @justgowithamreen? We can talk in detail there.
Hi there! I’ll be travelling to nepal this Sunday and am planning to visit the Everest view hotel :) hope you could share some more tips that could help me! Thank you 🙏
Hey Arvin that’s great. How many days are going to Nepal for? And where is Everest View Hotel? I don’t think I stayed there? What’s your itinerary like?
actually this march was the hottest on record bc of a head wave actually during march the temperature goes as low as 3 degrees and in april it can get to about 8 degrees
Hi Amreen, awesome video and tips :) I'm traveling to Nepal in 10 days from Dubai as well and I need your advice for two things; as I only book my flight tickets only and I'm not sure yet which towns I'm going to visit and program etc.. Shall I precisely book everything before landing there or just the hotel in Kathmandu and then see tours and packages over there as I had done in Thailand it was so easy to plan there... My second question in term of cash, shall I go with dollars only or AED can also be converted into Nepalese Rupees? Many thanks and keep it up Amreen!
Don’t book anything and everything prior to the trip. There is a lot you’ll want to do once you get there and realize what’s there to do? About where to go and what places to visit? It really depends on how many days you’re going for. I wouldn’t recommend spending more than 2 days in Kathmandu. Then head out. Pokhara is also quite pricey. But it’s where most activities take place. Trekking, adventure activities etc. but if you don’t care about the activities, you’ll get the mountains in nagarkot and DHULIKHEL as well. As for the cash, take dollars and exchange it there all at once. Don’t take aed. It may not get exchanged easily.
So June is not the ideal time to visit. The ideal time to visit is October/ November. If you don’t go now and wish to join a group trip to nepal I’m launching something in November if you’d be interested.
Hello ma'am amreen i love your tips about traveling nepal.. I have some questions during arrival in nepal is it necessarily to show in the immigration how much money you carry and also necessarily to have a bank cards? Are they looking for it? And last question they need your hotel booking upon arrival? I'm planning to travel nepal and I'm glad to found your helpful vlog about nepal travel.😍❤
Hey Jaijai, immigration doesn’t ask for anything, especially if you’re Indian. Where are you from? Since Indians don’t need visa to enter Nepal, we don’t need to show bank cards or bank statements. They don’t ask. When are you planning to visit Nepal?
I'm from philippines but recently working here in hongkong ma'am. And it's my first time to travel in nepal soon . so I'm looking for someone to give me an idea when it comes money. Coz I've heard from other people said they are checking how much money u have and also bank cards just they make sure you have enough money for urself to stay In nepal.. So I'm worried coz i just to have cash but no bank cards.
Well if you have enough cash that’s also fine. You can tell him how much cash you are carrying. Don’t you have a bank account to show how much money you have?
Oh dear. Don’t worry about that. Honestly Nepali’s are very hygienic. Since they’re so spiritual, cleanliness is a big part of their culture. So don’t worry about all that. But ofcourse if your immunity is low anything can happen to you anywhere.
Hi there I am a big fan of your I have some few question this is my first travelling in Nepal and my budget is like really low right now I am caring just 30k and I am just visiting Nepal to meet someone and I guess I am just saying there for around one week or something like that so can somebody tell me how much money should I carry
Hi Krishna thanks a lot. I appreciate such fans. I’m happy to help. Honestly 30k is too low. If you have a place a time stay and for transportation then that’s good. Depending on what you’re planning to do you might run out of 30k in 3-4 days. If you’re planning go out, enjoy nightlife, drink etc. yea you’ll run out of 30k pretty soon. You need double of that to be comfortable for a week.
but still 400 AED is expensive for a flight from ktm to pkr.. coz its not that far .you need to buy tickets at least 3, 4 days earlier than you can get them pretty cheap...i always travel ktm by air from my home town and it barely cost me 2500 Rs or (around 73 to 74 AED) for one way
Yes we literally booked last minute and just one way each time. And Dhs. 400 is price for 2 adults. But yea your calculation seems right if you book in advance. Point I was making is don’t book from wherever you are. Because the international sites don’t give you the same rates.
Yes you can get your money exchanged easily now issues with that. Bodhi boutique hotel is where I’ve stayed multiple times. Highly recommend it. No lift though.
Travelling with family today to Nepal .. glad to have found Ur vlog, very informative .. we will be there for 7 days, cash management seems a concern..
Hey Manu, I’m glad you found my vlog helpful. When are you going? Well for cash I advice to either carry all the cash you’ll need or use card but you have to inform your bank prior to flying. My husbands bank is emirates nbd and his credit card worked. Debit didn’t. Although his debit card worked to withdraw cash from atms. I’m with Rakbank and I only have a debit card. Mine didn’t work at all. Not even for withdrawals. Plus withdrawals take transaction fee. Over all we ended paying NPR 4500-5000 in only traction fee. Collectively that seems like a lot. It’s a equivalent to 1 night’s outing.
@@JustGoWithAmreen hi Amreen.. Quite similar with me, enbd and rak, as per ur tip I called up enbd and atleast informed them I'm travelling, but I'll have to keep my Dubai Sim on to receive a call from them anytime they feel my card was compromised... couldn't get through RAK, lll try them again in the morning before I fly.. Its the same flight that u took at 11:30.. Have charted similar plans as u did, land at KTM, overnight stay, and then to Pokhara.. Ur Nepal vlogs did help me plan... Thank you
Ok that point of cash withdrawal and wasting 500 for each transaction was so ridiculous. That’s insane. You were withdrawing 20k every 3 days, practically. Omg 😱
Yes we ended up throwing away almost 4-5k Nepali rupees that way. That’s a cost of a lavish night of food, alcohol, dance and fun. That’s the cost of 1 party night. It was painful 😭
@@JustGoWithAmreen I got you but at same time would like to suggest you to try with Nabil, sunrise and some other bank's ATM they allows us to Widrawl upto RS 35,000 per transaction and RS100'005 per day.
We tried multiple Atm machine around nepal in different towns. Perhaps it works differently for local debit cards. We had international debit cards, right? Perhaps that’s why.
Where? In nepal? Where are you from? Nepal has either visa on arrival or no visa required for many countries. I’m an Indian so I don’t need any visa. Never had to show any bank statements whatsoever.
Firstly July August isn’t the best time to see this beautiful country. The best time to visit is in October/November. In case you don’t visit now and wanna do a group trip, I’m hosting one in November. Let me know. And secondly, if you do go now then here’s some info I got online about nepal visa for your passport - Step 1 : Philippine citizens can got to Nepal and get a visa on arrival. Step 2 : After arriving, Philippine citizens can go to Nepal immigration counter. Step 3 : Fill out the immigration form of Nepal. Step 4 : Submit the form and travel document to the immigration officer and pay any visa fee required. Hope that helped. If you need any assistance, happy to help.
@@JustGoWithAmreen Ohh.. I think I have to resched our trip then ☹️ Thank you very much. I’ll talk to my boyfriend about this. Nice meeting you, Ms. Amreen! Thank you for helping me. I appreciate it. Hoping to meet you in person, soooon. 💓
@@JustGoWithAmreen ma'am tourist visa application. When I go how many days before I have to fill that one bcz someone told me when I go before we can do it online if u know information give me plz
Where are you from Chathu? If you’re Indian you don’t need visa to visit Nepal. Most nationalities don’t need visa to visit Nepal. You should check if your nationality requires visa or not.
Nepal was the first country I ever set foot on outside of the UK for the first time in my life and the longest amount of time I spent in another country!
I went in October to December 2018 volunteering in a village called koudi in the province of Gorkha with Raleigh int
Unforgettable memories 🇳🇵
I hope to go back again in October this year I'm ashamed its taken me almost nearly 4 years to come back
Wow! That must have been quite the experience. It took me 3 years to go back too. Don’t worry you’re going back after all. Enjoy your trip.
Going to meet my partner in April in Nepal. I am Kiwi, he is Kashmiri and we met in Dubai. Super excited about our first visit there. Really loved learning your tips for Nepal and I've learnt a lot and totally taking your tips on board. Plan on visiting Kathmandu and Chitwan National Park plus I'd really like to see the Himalayas. I've been reading the comments for other ideas. Thanks for your video - absolutely awesome advice.
Wow! This is amazing. When you say you’re a kiwi is that NZ? Chitwan can be pretty humid and pricey. It’s the most touristy thing people do. We skipped it because obviously nothing compares to African countries. I’m so glad you found my video helpful. Welcome to my channel. Have fun on your trip!
Thanks for informing us about informing our banks. I generally never do that but I’ll remember to inform my bank about my visit to Nepal when I travel there.
Sure that’s an important point. Let me when you visit Nepal. It’s a wonderful country.
I really enjoyed your video. 👌🏼
Great channel. 🤝 ⭐️
Greetings from Albania. 👋🏼🇦🇱
Hey there, wow! Thanks. A lot. Appreciate it. Your country is next on my list. I intend to visit next month.
Hi Amreen, lovely coverage, useful tips and great spirit of a world traveler . Keep it up.
Regards to you and your husband.
Thanks a lot for those kind words. Appreciate it.
Hello ! I will be traveling to Nepal at the end of this month !
Great. Have fun
Any advice? I see this video is about 2 yrs old , any updates on your pointers in this video?
I am planning to visit nepal solo..
Ur video is very helpful
That’s great Pooja. I’m glad I could help.
Hey there thank you for the information. Planning to visit Pokhara, Nepal this Early June about 8-10 June for a week
Hey Vipasha that’s great. I appreciate you found my video helpful. Is there anything I can help you with?
@@JustGoWithAmreen can you just guide me up regarding what are the places we can visit and where can we stay. We're traveling from Bihar, India
Hey Vipasha, sure I’m happy to help you with everything. I just have some questions for you. Can you msg me on Instagram @justgowithamreen? We can talk in detail there.
Thanks for your awesome info about the preparation of Nepal trip
Your welcome Hari and thanks for watching it. When are you planning to visit?
Love the detailed info ! Super helpful 😄🙌🏼
I’m glad you found it helpful. Thanks for watching.
Leaving for Nepal next week. Thanks for the tips!
Hey Randy, thanks a bunch. I’m glad I helped.
Very informative N helpful vlog. Maashaallah.
Thank you so much for watching. I’m glad you found this helpful.
Tqq so much dear.....for tips
Your most welcome
Hi there! I’ll be travelling to nepal this Sunday and am planning to visit the Everest view hotel :) hope you could share some more tips that could help me! Thank you 🙏
Hey Arvin that’s great. How many days are going to Nepal for? And where is Everest View Hotel? I don’t think I stayed there? What’s your itinerary like?
warm welcome to Nepal beautiful miss❤❤🇳🇵❣️❣️
Thank you.
Loved it like always
Thanks a lot. I appreciate such loyal audience. 🤗
actually this march was the hottest on record bc of a head wave actually during march the temperature goes as low as 3 degrees and in april it can get to about 8 degrees
Yes I believe you. We were there in March and it was much hotter than the last time we visited Nepal.
Thank you for so informative video.
Is it good time to visit nepal in august?
Hey thanks a lot for watching. Not really. The best time is November to March.
Hi Amreen, awesome video and tips :)
I'm traveling to Nepal in 10 days from Dubai as well and I need your advice for two things; as I only book my flight tickets only and I'm not sure yet which towns I'm going to visit and program etc.. Shall I precisely book everything before landing there or just the hotel in Kathmandu and then see tours and packages over there as I had done in Thailand it was so easy to plan there...
My second question in term of cash, shall I go with dollars only or AED can also be converted into Nepalese Rupees? Many thanks and keep it up Amreen!
Don’t book anything and everything prior to the trip. There is a lot you’ll want to do once you get there and realize what’s there to do? About where to go and what places to visit? It really depends on how many days you’re going for. I wouldn’t recommend spending more than 2 days in Kathmandu. Then head out. Pokhara is also quite pricey. But it’s where most activities take place. Trekking, adventure activities etc.
but if you don’t care about the activities, you’ll get the mountains in nagarkot and DHULIKHEL as well. As for the cash, take dollars and exchange it there all at once. Don’t take aed. It may not get exchanged easily.
@@JustGoWithAmreen many many thanks Amreen much appreciated 👌🏻🙏🏻 have a beautiful time 😊
@@JustGoWithAmreen on the cash part, I've tried something unique.. Will share if my trick worked..
Hey, I am planning my trip to Nepal this month. I just wanna ask is it safe to visit during June as there is heavy rain during time. Kindly answer.
So June is not the ideal time to visit. The ideal time to visit is October/ November. If you don’t go now and wish to join a group trip to nepal I’m launching something in November if you’d be interested.
Did they ask for travel insurance before you enter Nepal
If you’re an Indian then you don’t need that. So no they didn’t ask me anything.
Hy mam can u tell me which Atm card easily work in nepal union pay available in nepal nd master card also available
MasterCard works. Are you traveling from dubai to Nepal?
No I am come from pakistan via dubai to nepal that y I ask u which credit card wirk there nd union pay also available there
Hey, can anybody please tell me how will be the weather in nepal at the time of 1st week of February? Is it foggy, cloudy?
It will be quite cold. Could be foggy. But I don’t think it will be that way everyday
very informative. grt
Thanks a lot. I’m glad you found this helpful.
How to go to waling nepal from kathmandu airport? How long it takes?
Sorry but I’ve no idea 🤷♀️
Hello ma'am amreen i love your tips about traveling nepal.. I have some questions during arrival in nepal is it necessarily to show in the immigration how much money you carry and also necessarily to have a bank cards? Are they looking for it? And last question they need your hotel booking upon arrival? I'm planning to travel nepal and I'm glad to found your helpful vlog about nepal travel.😍❤
Hey Jaijai, immigration doesn’t ask for anything, especially if you’re Indian. Where are you from? Since Indians don’t need visa to enter Nepal, we don’t need to show bank cards or bank statements. They don’t ask. When are you planning to visit Nepal?
I'm from philippines but recently working here in hongkong ma'am. And it's my first time to travel in nepal soon . so I'm looking for someone to give me an idea when it comes money. Coz I've heard from other people said they are checking how much money u have and also bank cards just they make sure you have enough money for urself to stay In nepal.. So I'm worried coz i just to have cash but no bank cards.
Well if you have enough cash that’s also fine. You can tell him how much cash you are carrying. Don’t you have a bank account to show how much money you have?
@@JustGoWithAmreen Pakistani PP needs a visa of Nepal or are they exempted too ?
May i know the uae bank name whose ATM card worked in nepal an the other bank that didnt work? I traveling to KTM next week...pls assist
Rak bank didn’t work. Emirates nbd worked. How can I help you?
Can anyone tell whether I should pack very warm clothes for my trip to Nepal in December or moderate one
Pokhara can be pretty cold. Actually December is a cold month. Definitely pack warm clothes.
@@JustGoWithAmreen thanks a lot for the information ❤️
Hello, Amreen. Any tips regarding how common severe traveler's diarrhea/food poisoning is? This is the only thing I'm worried about.
Oh dear. Don’t worry about that. Honestly Nepali’s are very hygienic. Since they’re so spiritual, cleanliness is a big part of their culture. So don’t worry about all that. But ofcourse if your immunity is low anything can happen to you anywhere.
@@JustGoWithAmreen That's so good to hear. Thank you!
Hi there I am a big fan of your I have some few question this is my first travelling in Nepal and my budget is like really low right now I am caring just 30k and I am just visiting Nepal to meet someone and I guess I am just saying there for around one week or something like that so can somebody tell me how much money should I carry
Hi Krishna thanks a lot. I appreciate such fans. I’m happy to help. Honestly 30k is too low. If you have a place a time stay and for transportation then that’s good. Depending on what you’re planning to do you might run out of 30k in 3-4 days. If you’re planning go out, enjoy nightlife, drink etc. yea you’ll run out of 30k pretty soon. You need double of that to be comfortable for a week.
but still 400 AED is expensive for a flight from ktm to pkr.. coz its not that far .you need to buy tickets at least 3, 4 days earlier than you can get them pretty cheap...i always travel ktm by air from my home town and it barely cost me 2500 Rs or (around 73 to 74 AED) for one way
Yes we literally booked last minute and just one way each time. And Dhs. 400 is price for 2 adults. But yea your calculation seems right if you book in advance. Point I was making is don’t book from wherever you are. Because the international sites don’t give you the same rates.
I think the ticket price for Nepalese and foreigners is different.
@@BaibhavKharel that's also true. But do indians fall int he bracket of foreigners? I dont think so.
how about money changer if credit cards not working.....also mention the best 4 star
hotels in khatmandu
Yes you can get your money exchanged easily now issues with that. Bodhi boutique hotel is where I’ve stayed multiple times. Highly recommend it. No lift though.
Travelling with family today to Nepal .. glad to have found Ur vlog, very informative .. we will be there for 7 days, cash management seems a concern..
Hey Manu, I’m glad you found my vlog helpful. When are you going? Well for cash I advice to either carry all the cash you’ll need or use card but you have to inform your bank prior to flying. My husbands bank is emirates nbd and his credit card worked. Debit didn’t. Although his debit card worked to withdraw cash from atms. I’m with Rakbank and I only have a debit card. Mine didn’t work at all. Not even for withdrawals. Plus withdrawals take transaction fee. Over all we ended paying NPR 4500-5000 in only traction fee. Collectively that seems like a lot. It’s a equivalent to 1 night’s outing.
@@JustGoWithAmreen hi Amreen.. Quite similar with me, enbd and rak, as per ur tip I called up enbd and atleast informed them I'm travelling, but I'll have to keep my Dubai Sim on to receive a call from them anytime they feel my card was compromised... couldn't get through RAK, lll try them again in the morning before I fly.. Its the same flight that u took at 11:30.. Have charted similar plans as u did, land at KTM, overnight stay, and then to Pokhara.. Ur Nepal vlogs did help me plan... Thank you
Oh I’m so happy to hear that Manu. Do share you experience with me. I’m eager to know how it goes. If you need any assistance let me know.
@@JustGoWithAmreen one last night at Nepal..back to DXB tomorrow . Will surely share our experience..
Hey Manu you must be back now. Please tell how was your experience and if my vlogs were of any help in your journey?
Ok that point of cash withdrawal and wasting 500 for each transaction was so ridiculous. That’s insane. You were withdrawing 20k every 3 days, practically. Omg 😱
Yes we ended up throwing away almost 4-5k Nepali rupees that way. That’s a cost of a lavish night of food, alcohol, dance and fun. That’s the cost of 1 party night. It was painful 😭
Ma'am we can Widrawl Rs35,000 per transaction from many of ATM.
It generally ranges between NPR 15000 to NPR 20000. It never allowed us to exceed these amounts.
@@JustGoWithAmreen I got you but at same time would like to suggest you to try with Nabil, sunrise and some other bank's ATM they allows us to Widrawl upto RS 35,000 per transaction and RS100'005 per day.
We tried multiple Atm machine around nepal in different towns. Perhaps it works differently for local debit cards. We had international debit cards, right? Perhaps that’s why.
Love from Adeel Karachi Pakistan
Thank you. Appreciate it. Welcome to my channel.
do we need to clear immigration and get a stamp to enter nepal??
Yes obviously. If you’re flying there, then immigration is before baggage claim.
Greeting from NEPAL❤️❤️❤️
Hello Sushil thank you. Hope you enjoyed the vlog.
hi do you still need to show bank statements or bank certificates upon arrival?
Where? In nepal? Where are you from? Nepal has either visa on arrival or no visa required for many countries. I’m an Indian so I don’t need any visa. Never had to show any bank statements whatsoever.
@@JustGoWithAmreen hi! Thanks for answering. I’m from the Philippines. And my partner and I are planning to got there this July/August.
Firstly July August isn’t the best time to see this beautiful country. The best time to visit is in October/November. In case you don’t visit now and wanna do a group trip, I’m hosting one in November. Let me know. And secondly, if you do go now then here’s some info I got online about nepal visa for your passport -
Step 1 : Philippine citizens can got to Nepal and get a visa on arrival. Step 2 : After arriving, Philippine citizens can go to Nepal immigration counter. Step 3 : Fill out the immigration form of Nepal. Step 4 : Submit the form and travel document to the immigration officer and pay any visa fee required.
Hope that helped. If you need any assistance, happy to help.
@@JustGoWithAmreen Ohh.. I think I have to resched our trip then ☹️ Thank you very much. I’ll talk to my boyfriend about this. Nice meeting you, Ms. Amreen! Thank you for helping me. I appreciate it. Hoping to meet you in person, soooon. 💓
@@JustGoWithAmreenBtw, if Nepal won’t be our destination this July, we’re planning to go to Uzbekistan instead. Have you been there? 💗
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Thanks a bunch for watching. 👍
Hy ma'am thank u are video 😊 I'm living in Dubai I m planing to go next month Nepal visit how I can get visa plx reply
That’s great. The weather is good now. Enjoy your trip. You won’t need to apply for visa in dubai. You have visa on arrival.
@@JustGoWithAmreen ma'am tourist visa application. When I go how many days before I have to fill that one bcz someone told me when I go before we can do it online if u know information give me plz
Where are you from Chathu? If you’re Indian you don’t need visa to visit Nepal. Most nationalities don’t need visa to visit Nepal. You should check if your nationality requires visa or not.
@@JustGoWithAmreen ma'am I'm from Sri Lanka living in Dubai plx help me
I Already booked the ticket!! Is it ok to watch now!!?
Yes ofcourse.
Update: no covid Tests or show of vaccine status is currently needed. No quarantine. Business as usual.
Yes I know. This was shot in 2022.
You sound like Vidiya balan.
Wow! That’s the first. Never heard such a compliment before. Thanks, I guess.
That accent is so funny, what accent is this ? 😊
Dubai accent! That’s where I grew up.