Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Planning an accessible trip to Nepal? Here are answers to the most common questions travelers ask about accessibility, booking, payment options, guides, and customizing your itinerary. Whether you’re wondering about wheelchair access at UNESCO sites, transport facilities, or how to book your dream trip, we’ve got you covered. If you don’t find your question here, feel free to contact us. Our travel experts are happy to help.

How does Accessible Nepal start?

Nepal is a unique destination for the people of the world. As a tour operator we have been operating tours in Nepal for a long time, and we realized that we should start going ahead with accessible travels and show this wonderful country to the people of the world. Thus, with the sole mission of making Nepal accessible and inclusive for all the travelers of the world, Accessible Nepal has been started.

I have access, can I travel to Nepal by myself?

If you have access needs also, you can travel on yourself. Nepal is safe for all kinds of travelers.

Nepal, though a mountainous country is accessible for people with disability. Even there are some shorter accessible hiking trails.

We always provide all the information related with travels and accessibility.

Accessible Nepal is the entity of Himalayan Circuit Team, which is a legally registered tour operator in Nepal. We have been in the business for the last 15 years. So, we are obliged to the Government of Nepal, and other tourism associations.

The transport facilities in Nepal are moderately good. Somewhere due to road constructions, the drive can be bumpy. The vehicles have extra Ramp to adjust the wheelchair users. Recently some transport companies have wheel chair adjustable buses which can be used only for groups of more than 10 persons.

All the UNESCO heritage Sites in Nepal are accessible. In Kathmandu Valley, there are 7 heritage sites, all of them are accessible. Also heritage sites like Chitwan National Park, Lumbini are also accessible.

The best Himalaya viewpoints like Nagarkot, Sarangkot, Dhulikhel are accessible travelers.

The Guides who have experiences in wheelchair travels will be the Guides during the program.

You can send an enquiry to Accessible Nepal and let the travel planners know about your interest and you will receive your travel offer. When you wish to undertake the offer, a special booking link will be created where you will get the travel contracts. Finally you will get the payment link and upon payment the trip will be booked.

Yes, we have an online payment system which is fully encrypted and transmitted securely with an SSL protocol provided by Himalayan Bank Limited Nepal.

However there will be an additional 3.5% charge will be applied.

All the online card payment will be processed throughout sister company GAP Adventure Programme Pvt Ltd.

Sure, you can also customize your trips, depending upon your need, group and interest. We will work with you to craft a unique itinerary tailored to your needs. Keep in mind working with a custom planner is typically more expensive.

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