• Before taking pictures, make sure you have permission.
• It is common practice in Nepal to greet a stranger or friend by saying "Namaste" by bringing your palms together.
• The gesture of appreciation and respect may be conveyed by using both hands while giving or receiving something.
• Avoid discussing delicate subjects like religion or politics. There is a fine line between lighthearted conversation and heated discussion, which may lead to difficult situations and bad sentiments.
• Be mindful of local traditions, customs, values, and sentiments while visiting a new country.
• Involve yourself in cultural events. We all know that in Nepal, every day is a holiday. This is a great way to learn more about the lives and cultures of the people who live in the area while also having fun.
• Meet the people in the area and interact with them. The people are kind and accommodating to visitors. Tourists are well-liked and respected in a few nations in the world, like Nepal.
• Try some of the local delicacies while being there. When you visit Nepal, you'll have the opportunity to experience a broad variety of excellent local cuisine. Hike or trek in Nepal, which offers some of the world's top trekking routes.
• When taking a taxi, always insist on using meters to ensure you are paying a fair price.
• None of these behaviors are acceptable: no drugs, no stealing, no physical fighting.
• As a civilized human being, please don't litter when you go camping, hiking, or trekking. After all, we all want to live in a clean environment.
• Instead of drinking from the tap, use a sealed bottle.
• Encouragement of beggars and street children should be avoided.
• Use environmentally friendly or green methods.
• Regarding the tourist visa, the maximum permitted stay is 150 days in one calendar year (Jan-Dec). It is illegal to remain in Nepal without a valid visa (or to overstay) under Nepalese law.
• Beef is illegal and forbidden in Nepal.