A: To secure the place in the trip, 25 % trip payments from the total trip cost is payable on booking. This deposit will help us to make confirm the reservation of Hotels in Kathmandu, domestic flights, and all other trip arrangements for the final trip. Along with the deposit, we need your Passport details as;  
> Full name as written in Passport
> Date of Birth
> Gender
> Occupation
> Nationality
> Passport Number
> Date Of Issue
> Date Of Expiry

B: You must pay your trip cost in full by the day before the trip dates. However, we can request you to make full payment before your arrival, If this is necessary (especially for trips to Tibet, Bhutan, and India).

C: The deposits/payments can be made by bank transfer to the following bank and account of our company;

Best Nepal Trekking (P) LTD.

Account No. 01906030420031

Himalayan Bank Limited, 
Durbarmarg Branch,
Kathmandu, Nepal 
SWIFT: HIMANPKA

Note: The Bank wire service charge should be paid by the clients themselves at the time of deposit.

D: CANCELLATION AND REFUND POLICY:

01. A Trek/Tour/Expedition member may cancel his/her participation on the following basis: A refund of 50% of the deposits within 2 months of the trip starting dates. After that, there will be no refunds. 50% of the trip cost will be charged for confirmed bookings within 24 hours prior to trip starting dates. NO REFUND for no shows or delay arrivals or whatsoever reason. Trek/Tour/Expedition members should take private insurance if they wish to be covered against cancellation due to medical or personal reasons.

02. No refund will be made to clients who drop out from the journey regardless of whatever portions remain unused in the itinerary. In case of the journey broken of early return upon clients' own wish or causes, Best Nepal Trekking shall not be liable to any refund of the days not utilized. Clients have to pay for the hotel or any extra costs incurred after leaving the itinerary.

03. The trips will not be canceled unless we are forced to do so because of unusual or unforeseen circumstances, such as a major natural disaster, major political unrest, or war. If we cancel the tour we will promptly refund all payments made to us, i.e. excluding the deposit. We shall not be liable to refund any additional expenses that you may have incurred (such as insurance, visas, vaccinations, and other incidental costs).

04. We reserve the right to revise the pricing rate posted at our website, under any circumstances, or under the pressure of various external factors that are further than our control, for instance, changes in the exchange rate, government action, etc. But we highly effort to keep on the present cost. In case of a minor increase in flight fares, hotels, or other related factors, we don’t revise the cost of the trip which was already confirmed & booked by deposit.

05. The Guide who represents Best Nepal Trekking, deserves all authority during your trip. If you commit any unlawful act, you are compelled to leave the tour. No refund will be made in such a case.

06. We highly advised the clients to have full insurance against medical, trip cancellation, and personal accident risk.

07. To make alterations of any trip itinerary, prior notice is requested. You’re advised to stay in touch with us thus. But occasionally, you may be obliged to do so en route under certain circumstances for instance bad weather, etc.

08. we are not answerable for any loss or damage of your luggage or belonging to you even when shouldered by porters, ponies, or vehicles. It means your personal possessions, luggage are at your risk at the times.

09. Bad weather in the mountainous region can cause domestic flight delays, mostly in Lukla, Jomsom, Phaplu, Simikot, Suketar, and any other remote parts of Nepal. On the flight delayed days, We will arrange the departing city accommodation costs prior to your trip, if the cost of accommodation is possible to cover by the Budget of that day. Best Nepal Trek reserves the right to redesign treks or use road transportations for extended delays but these changes may impact the trip cost, which you have to bear. 

10. Trekking in the remote areas or in as described above, especially during odd season, you’re highly advised to reserve extra days to prepare with some delays and avoid frustrating consequence

E: BAGGAGE ALLOWANCE
One piece of soft baggage (duffle bag) not weighing more than 10 kg, plus one carry-on baggage (a 30-40 liter day pack would be ideal).  Lock it up with a strong padlock. Please do not bring a suitcase or a backpack with an external frame.  There is no need to buy an expensive backpack specially for the Trek and Expeditions. 

F: HEALTH ISSUES/ALTITUDE SICKNESS
Trip members should have a moderate level of fitness to enjoy the experience to its fullest. But people with health issues including asthma, diabetes, high blood pressure, epilepsy, and cardiac problems should seek a doctor’s approval before embarking on this journey.

Some trek and Expedition in Nepal involves high altitude and can be strenuous. A simple headache, fever, loss of appetite, or stomach disorders can happen before the acclimatization. Altitude sickness, if not treated when symptoms first appear, can lead to death. Often known as AMS or Acute Mountain Sickness, it can ruin a Trek/Expedition and should be treated very seriously. The Himalayan Mountains begin where other mountain ranges end.  As altitude increases, especially above 3,000 meters, the air becomes thinner, creating certain difficulties for the human body. Youth, strength, and fitness make no difference here. The only prevention is to give one's body time to adjust to high altitudes. Those who go too high too fast are liable to be victims of Acute Mountain Sickness.  To minimize its threat, we recommend following this advice: 

01. Drink adequate fluids.  At 4,300 meters, for example, the body requires 3 to 4 liters of liquid a day.  At low altitudes try to drink at least 1 liter a day.

02. Accept the fact that you cannot go very high if your time is short. 

03. Learn to recognize the symptoms of AMS: headache, nausea, loss of appetite, sleeplessness, fluid retention, and/or swelling of the body.  The cure is to climb no higher until the symptoms have disappeared. 

04. Do not expect everyone in your group to acclimatize at the same rate.  If you experience such discomforts, tell the accompanying Best Nepal Trekking facilitators immediately. 

05. For the sake of safety, if the trek/tour leader deems it necessary to ask a participant who is suffering from AMS to descend, he will have the authority to do so even though it may go against the will of that Traveler.

G: STAFFS
We  Best Nepal Trekking (P) Ltd. only employs well-trained, responsible, and capable Sherpa staffs that have successfully lead many trips for the American, Asian, European, and all other country peoples to this vast region.  Each trip is staffed with an experienced Sherpa Guide who speaks English ensuring a pleasant and smooth journey for the group.  We are committed to providing the best and reliable service for each group for this journey of a lifetime!

H: MEDICAL SUPPLIES AND SERVICES
We will take the first aid medical kit as well as equipment for treating high-altitude sickness including an oxygen cylinder with mask and Gamow bag or PAC(Portable altitude chamber) with a group of more than 10 pax.  All travelers are requested to bring their own first aid kit with medicines and supplies recommended by their doctor.

 I. RISK AND LIABILITY
We will make every effort to ensure that your journey is smooth and as pleasant as possible. However, please be reminded that all programs are designed very carefully. Therefore, neither Best Nepal Trek nor its Agent shall be responsible for any changes in the itinerary due to unavoidable circumstances including but not limited to:  Government restrictions, landslides, road blockades, flooding, snowfall, political disturbances, flight cancellations, illnesses, or accidents.  Any additional costs that are a result of such circumstances will be borne by travelers.