Food & Accommodation

Food and accommodation are always major concerns for anyone who is traveling to Nepal. Food and accommodation are the major concerns for any travel trip. As Nepal is a landlocked country surrounded by India and China, you can get food influenced by these countries however you will get different cuisines from all over the world in major tourist destinations like Kathmandu, Pokhara, and Chitwan National Park. Lumbini etc. You will also get Continental food, Indian food, Chinese food, and so on.

The major food of Nepal is Dal, Bhat, and Tarkari (rice, lentils, and curry). People consume that food for Lunch and Dinner. If you want to try a different taste you can go for Dhido which is the national food of Nepal. Momo is to Nepal what pizza is to Italy, and is available in almost every restaurant, hotel, and even household, in Nepal. The dish is prepared from wheat flour, vegetable oil, chopped onion, garlic, sesame, green chilies, tomatoes, meat, mustard powder, ginger juice, and a blend of Nepalese herbal spices that add a bit of uniqueness and originality. Momos can be termed as a special type of dumpling and have become part of the Nepalese food habits and culture.

If you are planning to try local food, you should not forget Newari cuisine. Newari cuisine is the most celebrated food variety in Nepal consisting of over 200 dishes. Newari khana is also a subset of Newari cuisine.

Beaten rice is a staple food in Newari culture. At feasts, various preparations based on buffalo meat are served along with curries of vegetables and pulses. Home-made liquor (thon) is also served along with the food. Similarly, kwati (soup of different beans), kachila (spiced minced meat), chhoila, which is buffalo meat marinated in spices and grilled over the flames of dried wheat stalks, wo (lentil cake), paun kwa (sour soup), stuffed lung, fried liver, fried tongue, tripe stuffed with bone marrow and jellied fish soup are some of the popular Newari food.

Thakali khana, and other cuisines according to different regions of Nepal. You will also get to drink local handmade alcohols which we term as Rakshi or you can try Tongba, Chhyang. You will also get to taste the Nepali popular Dada Ghare wine.

Nepal offers a wide range of tourist-friendly accommodations throughout the country. From high-end five-star hotels to mid-range family-friendly hotels to backpacker-friendly guest houses.

Most hotels offer a choice: bed and breakfast ( BB Plan), bed, breakfast, Lunch or Dinner ( MAP Plan), and bed, Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner ( AP Plan) During the spring and fall seasons, hotels and restaurants are works on full capacity. Therefore, it is always a good idea to check well in advance and book hotels as per your need for traveling to Nepal during the high season.

Regarding accommodation in Nepal, moderate as well as high-end hotels/rooms from basic guesthouses to luxury five-star Hotels & Resorts are available in the major tourist areas. The lodges have limited service available with sharing toilets and showers in such cases are generally communal and heating may require additional charges. These lodges are meant for budget tourists who prefer to see more and compromise on comfort and budget.

Accommodation facilities are widely available in the mountainous regions where tourism flourishes. While trekking in remote areas, camping in tents may be the only alternative if accommodation is not available and the route is a long way off trekking routes. However, most trekking routes have lodges or tea houses to accommodate tourists. But to be on the safer side, we recommend that tourists look upon such information before venturing out on their journey.

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