Tour with Kailashzone
Kailashzone aims to promote Limi as a
tourist destination to help the local economic. We will guide
you a special cultural tour of Limi, (see
Limi photogallery) and show you region of Humla district,
northwestern Nepal.
If it is your wish to do the holy pilgrimage
of Mount Kailash, and visit historical and natural attractions
of Ngari, western Tibet, we can escort you to get to the border
northwestern Nepal and western Tibet and even guide inside
in Tibet.
Tsewang Rigzin is a trained and experienced tour guide. He
speak English, Tibetan, and Nepalise. If you like to do tour
with Kailashzone, he is one of our guides take you wherever
you like to be and tell you whatever you like to know. Tsewang
also does buddhist sight tours and trekking inNepal.
Simply send an email to Kailashzone and
Tsewang and tell us what your dream tours are to come true:
Tsewang's email:
or Kailashzone email:
We will give you all the information you like to know before
you make your decision to leave comfort of your home!!
Travel Information
Many parts of Nepal require travel permit.
Nepalise Embassies issue visa but not travel permit. If you
don't have much time to stay in Kathmandu, the capital city
of Nepal and you know that you are going to countrysides of
Nepal, you need to find out whether you need travel permit
or not. To do it, contacting a travel agency in Kathmandue
is the best. Search travel agencies in Nepal and ask them
how you can get a travel permit.
If you like send emails to the following travel agencies.
They may be able to give the information you like to have.
You always welcome to contact Kailashzone.
Karnali Excursions (p)Ltd
Email:
web: www.trekkinginnepal.com
Tourism is one of best business industries
in Nepal. It is possible to get almost all tourist equipments
to by and to hire. Things and services in Nepal are cheap
and easy to shop comparing to other big cities.
Links
It is wise to check up-to-date news of
Nepal. Search news or visit following new website:
Web: www.nepalnews.com
Culture
Difference
Many Tibetans and non-Tibetans don't like
to be taken photographs. It is better to ask first before
you take a photo of anyone. Some Tibetans even believe that
shooting photos shorten their life-spend.
General public of Nepal don't know much
about cultural differences, especially western culture. Pay
attendion what you wear and how to keep your relationship
with your partners, boyfriend & girlfriend. Short-trosers,
mini-skirts, and kissing & hugging in public can be really
offense for local people.
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