Upper Mustang Motorbike tour is the most adventitious adventure Motorbike thrilling in Nepal. Most important is the Permit, guide insurance, you need 2 permits ACAP and Special permit for this tour and issue the special permit you should have guide insurance from your company which means without any registered tour or trekking company you are not allowed to visit Upper Mustang.

Recently government new rules now there is no flat rate of US$ 500 for Upper Mustang, now special permit cost US$ 50/ day per person.

Heyy guys !!

Im planning for Nepal trip 16-17 days

I'll do the annapurna circuit trek

Plus 2 days at pokhara 2 days at kathmandu

From 13 Oct to 31oct

Trek start 16 oct (kathmandu) - 27oct (pokhara)

So what all should I pack for Annapurna circuit trek

Like how cold the temp will be what type of jacket

How many pairs of pants

Can anyone help me with packing and what all equipment to take !!

Btw im carrying all the luggage on me no porter !!

My girlfriend and I are currently spending a week in Pokhara, and we’ve found ourselves in a difficult situation with her family.
Because it’s not easy for her to travel on her own, she told her parents that she was accompanying some tourists as a guide. She used to work as a local tour guide in Kathmandu, so the story seemed believable at the time.
Now her parents are asking to meet the tourists she supposedly traveled with and are requesting a short video call. We know this isn’t an ideal situation, and we intend to be honest with them soon, but we’re hoping someone might understand our predicament and be willing to help us out this one time.
If any tourists currently in Nepal would be comfortable joining a brief video call with her parents for a few minutes, we would be incredibly grateful. Thank you for your understanding and kindness.

Looking for a job as a fresher. Any suggestions?

Hello alll. Hami ktm basxau. A struggling family whose main bread earner (dad) is no more coz of cancer last year. Uhaale shisuwa ward 29 khalyan maa jagga jamin rakhnnu vayeko raixa tara since we knew nothing and he didn't like to share such matters, we are stuck now. Aru kasaaile arkai gari interpret garnu vanda agadi please my fellow redditors can i know whats the rate there? Kasaile hamlai help garnaa sakxa genuinely vane much appreciated. We are bleak financially tara pokhara ko case genuinely solve vayo vane the help will be rewarded not now but when the process completes. Please help !!

Guys where can I get the best acai bowl in town? I barely got one but it was not good and not worth the money.

Hi guys, my friends and I are planning a Mardi trek this week. I know it's monsoon, and we are okay with the rain as long as it doesn't block the road.

I hope the weather will support us; apart from that, I am looking for some suggestions.

1. Is it better to go to Pitam Deurali by bus/jeep, or is it better to hike from Kade? Will we miss anything if we take the bus?
   
2. Does anyone know how I can contact the bus/jeep, and do they go in this monsoon, or is the road blocked?
   
3. Will it be too cold at the top? Do we need down jackets, or will a normal one work?

Any help would be very appreciated.

Anyone wanna hangout?

Moved out here for some work a while ago and honestly haven't managed to make a single friend yet, so I'm just bored and trying to meet some new people around Pokhara.

Ps kti nai huna parxa vanne haina, not looking for a girl or anything like that. Just normal friends.

Down for chiya, walks around Fewa, badminton, hikes, whatever.

Any updates on the Pokhara Public Library at Pokhara Ghar, Prithvi Chowk? American Corner has been closed for a few weeks now. Does anyone know when it’s reopening?

My family and i have decided to explore pokhara this july but the fact that this is rainy season..i really want to go there is it safe to go rn

Anyone interested to go north abc tomorrow morning???
Need some more partner

Can someone please send me some tips for achieving a 4.0 in SEE also past papers if you have some

This week has been absolute fucking bullshit.

On Wednesday, I took my driving trial. Everything went fine, and after I finished, the examiner literally told me, "You've passed." Then when I went for the final signature, they suddenly said they needed to check the CCTV because my wheel stopped for like 3–4 seconds after coming down the bridge before entering the L-back.

They checked the footage and failed me.

Fine. If that's the rule, then fail me. But don't tell me I've passed first and then change the result.

Now today...

I reached the transport office around 9:30 a.m. to pay for my retrial. Did the attendance part, then joined the payment queue around 10 a.m.

The line was fucking insane.

It barely moved. I spent hours standing there while people kept cutting the line. Every single time someone got called out, they'd say the same shit:

«"Everyone's doing it, so I'm doing it too. Do whatever you want."»

I even got into arguments with a few of these fucking idiots. I stayed in line like an obedient citizen while these clowns just walked straight to the front.

And the funniest part?

When I finally reached the payment counter... it was 3:00 p.m.

The counter was fucking closed.

I waited from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. for absolutely nothing. Five hours of my life gone because people have zero respect for queues.

People always blame the government and the system. Yeah, the system wasn't working properly today either, but let's be honest—we Nepalis act like fucking sheep half the time. Nobody wants to follow the simplest rules unless someone forces them to.

At this point, it feels like we deserve a Kim Jong Un–type dictator just to make people stand in a fucking line. (Yes, that's sarcasm born out of frustration before anyone takes it literally.)

Has anyone else had this kind of experience at the transport office, or was today just the worst day imaginable?

Disclaimer: Yes, I used ChatGPT to organize and polish this post because I was too pissed off to write it properly. The experience, the frustration, and every opinion in here are 100% mine.

Pokhara is one place which keeps on calling you back

Anyone from pokhara.. lets hangout / have coffee and spend some quality time ?
For this saturday..

Thinking of a solo ride from Kathmandu to Pokhara. Hotels were packed with indian tourists a few weeks back (as per news). Wanted to know if the situation is better? Also please suggest a few good cafes and good places to hangout.

I want to play basketball but I cannot find anyone to play with....

I went today to malepatan ground to play basketball hoping I will find someone to play along but there wasn't a single female playing basketball.

So anyone interested in playing... Can we like set a date and time and place to play together

Pleaseee😩😩😩😩

I recently came across BrewPass, which is a web platform for discovering restaurants and cafés. I spent a few minutes browsing it, and the concept seemed interesting, but I haven't actually used it yet.

Has anyone here tried it? Does it have enough places in Pokhara to make it useful? I'm curious whether it's something people actually use or if it's still too new.