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Budget Friendly Nepal

22nd December, 2019 | Highlander
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Most of the tourists or visitors land on Nepal with a dream or goal to scale the highest mountains in the world or to view them as close as possible. Nepal is home to 8 out of top 10 highest mountains in the world. Nepal sits on the lap of the Himalayas and the fact that Nepal has a wide range of high peaks and mountains to choose from makes it a desirable destination. There are numerous peaks suitable to climb even without climbing experience. Many tourists come to Nepal with the vision of scaling them.

Nepal, being a developing country, makes it one of the most budget friendly nations to visit.

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Gorgeous Mountain Views in Nepal

VISITING NEPAL ON BUDGET

While it comes to travelling in Nepal on budget, it might sound quite confusing as traveling to Nepal is already a budget friendly travel and when you add the term “On Budget” to it, imagine lessening the expenses you will be making while travelling to such a beautiful country. As already mentioned, Nepal is listed as one of budget friendly travel and trekking destination in the wolrd by the famous tripadvsing website – lonely planet.

Nepal is blessed with abundance of natural beauties and geography. Even with minimal effort, it is possible to welcome more and more number of tourists and provide them quality services. With a bit of care and effort into tourism sector, we can uplift the lifestyle of the Nepal and its people.

You might have been reading a lot of articles while you making plans to make Nepal or any other countries to decide your next travellig destination and realized that Nepal is a really budget-friendly and an affordable country to enjoy your vacations. If you compare the Nepali currency with the currencies of other countries, you can see that Nepal is easily one of the most budget-friendly countries.

1 USD equals to the approximately 110 Nepali Rupees (NPR). The exact value obviously changes, but the fact is justified that Nepal is in fact budget friendly.

Check our 5 ways to save money in the Himalayas if you are already planning to visit Nepal.

Most of the people prefer comfortable travelling and buying expensive things while travelling hich leads you to higher expenses less essential things. You can cut off those expenses and save a few dollars. You are here to enjoy the rural lifestyle and beauty of Nepal. Opting for a road trip rather than going on an airplane will also save you some mney. Another thing you can do is avoid staying at fancy hotels and restaurants and try finding a room at guest house or tea house that provide fine services at reasonable cost.

Most of the tourists who come to nepal are trekkers and they possibly spend money on buying trek related essentials be it down jacket or trekking shoes or gears. For some, it might sound really cheap and low standard, but you can rent the downjacket. You will not be needing it on a regular basis back at your home country, so you can definitely save some money there. You can find a numbers of trekking shops in Kathmandu. The most famous tourist destination site for shopping in Kathmandu is Thamel. As the shops are in numbers, the competition is equally high. The more the competition, the more you can benefit from it and purchase your essentials in the least price or costing possible.


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