round kailsh trek

Tibet is probably the only destination among the Himalayas that's not as known for its adventure circuits as the rest are. There's much more to Tibet than Buddhism, monasteries and cold desert-like weather. Climate & Trekking Season In Tibet Tibet's high altitude and the atmosphere allow the sun's solar radiation to strike the earth with unusual intensity. To protect your eyes and skin, you'd better to bring the sunscreen, which with a sun protection factor of 15 and sunglasses are also useful. Generally from April to October is the best season for opting a Tibet tour. Tibet tour schedule is quite comfortable, because in winter, the tourist rush is not much and you can enjoy the beautiful scenery freely. Tibet's high altitude and the atmosphere allow the sun's solar radiation to strike the earth with unusual intensity. To protect your eyes and skin, you'd better to bring the sunscreen, which with a sun protection factor of 15 and sunglasses are also useful. Generally from April to October is the best season for opting a Tibet tour. But it really depends on your route and a normal winter.

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Nepal

Most nationalities require a visa for Nepal, which can be obtained in advance or on entry. All Nepal tourist visas are multiple entry. We recommend that you apply in advance as queues on arrival. Please bring one passport-size photo for visa. Visa fees are US $ 25 for 15 days, US $ 40 for 30 days and US $ 100 for 100 days with multi-entry.

Money

Monetary unit of Nepal is Nepali rupee.  So you provide with €,$, of traveler’s check and of cash. You can also withdraw cash with your credit card (ATM machines) in the majority of the cities Nepal. For your payments, the credit cards are accepted in the large hotels and the majority of the shops.

Weather

The main trekking season in Nepal is from October to mid-May.

Pre-monsoon: March to May

Post Monsoon autumn: Mid-September to November

Foods

If you have a gluten free diet, then we strongly recommend you bring some extra food and snacks with you.

Drinking Water

We strongly encourage you not to buy bottled water during trek as this contributes to the growing problem of plastic pollution in Himalaya.

The teahouses sell boiled water which should not require treating.

Vaccinations

There are no mandatory vaccination requirements.

Recommended vaccinations are: Hepatitis A, Typhoid, Diphtheria, Tetanus and Polio.