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tea tours
Experience the tender ways of Nepali
teas and the social change it garners.
This tour is perfect for you, if you are
A tea lover
Purpose driven
Culturally curious
Eager to experience Nepal
But we promise you, there’s plenty of room for magic and serendipity! And everything is customizable to your needs.
TALK TO US!We have the following dates ready for you
This 10 days personalized tea trip, let the wonders of tea melt away your worries!
We will take care of:
Local Transport
Three meals a day
Tea tasting by experts
Introduction to local cultures and cusines
Deep exploration of the Nepali tea world
Unlimited cups of tea for the entire duration
Will we have a driver and a tour guide?
Yes. The $3300 tour will cover all transportation in Nepal. On top of that, you will be guided around town by the founding member of Nepal Tea.
What is included in the Tea Tour package?
What is your cancellation policy?
Fully refundable up to 30 days in advance notice.
Do I need a passport? Do I need a visa?
Yes! You'll need to apply for a tourist visa online or at the airport when you land. It is a simple form and we encourage you to fill it out online beforehand. Here's the application form: http://online.nepalimmigration.gov.np/tourist-visa
The tea tour will not cover your passport and visa costs. We will however cover all local transportation, accommodation, and meals.
Do we need travel insurance?
Yes, after Covid, it is generally required to have travel insurance. The tea tour will not cover the travel insurance fee.
How many people do you cater to?
The trip is completely customizable and can be catered according to your group and your needs. We will need to know the details which can be planned in calls. Book a call with Nishchal to discuss any concerns now.
What level of fitness is required for this tour?
Nepal is best experienced through walks. The walking will be short and should be manageable for all. There will be short walks and hikes in the tea gardens. But if you have any concerns, do let us know beforehand. Book a call with Nishchal to hash out any concerns you may have.
Is this tour suitable for children?
It’s a no and a yes. According to the NHS, tea (Camellia sinensis) isn't suitable for babies and young children due to the caffeine content in tea leaves. But tea gardens are a sight to behold and we think witnessing the majesty of passionate tea makers will be a great experience for young minds. We will leave the decision up to you.
Are there any other fees I should be aware of?
No. There are no other fees you should be worried about.
Who will be my contact person in Nepal?
Nepal Tea Collective team is spread between the U.S. and Nepal. You will be in touch with the founding member throughout the tour as they will be your tour guide.
What do I need to bring with me?
We’ve prepared a general packing item list with short hikes and city exploration in mind-
The tea tour can be as comfortable as you desire it to be. So bring the items that make your tea explorations easy and convenient for you.
Do you cater to dietary requirements?
Yes! Tell us everything and we’ll make sure you get the best of Nepali cuisine!
Is tap water safe to drink in Nepal?
The tap water and river water in Nepal is not safe to drink. You have a choice between bottled water, purification tablets, or boiling water. All the water will be provided to you during the trip and they will all be safe to drink.
Do we need to bring toiletries with us?
If you have specific requirements for your hygiene and care routine, then we encourage you to bring your own toiletries. But if you are okay with the basic toiletries, then everything will be provided for you.
We are vegetarian- will we be able to find vegetarian options in the restaurants?
Yes! Nepal has great variety of vegetarian dishes. Almost every restaurant will be loaded with vegetarian dishes. Most of the typical Nepali vegetarian dishes are vegan as well.
What are some of the most common greetings that I need to know?
Namaste, Namaskar (hello)and Sanchai hunuhuncha (how are you doing/are you well?) are the most common greetings in Nepal. You will find your favorites as you explore the local areas more!
What will the weather be like?
The best times of year to visit Nepal for warm weather are from early April to early June. The weather has a little nip in the air during late September to October. For our tea tours, summer months are perfect since this is when you will be able to get to witness the tea world in action. The tea gardens will be full of life with pluckers singing and talking as they pick young tea leaves and tea processing centers will run for days on end with producers’ heads completely in the game!
We don’t speak Nepali. Can we manage well with English?
We think you shouldn’t have a problem especially since you’ll be traveling with our founding team who are fluent in both English and Nepali.
Is tipping expected?
At the farms where you visit, it is definitely not required but please feel free to tip the cooks and other people if you’re happy with the service!
Is it safe to travel in Nepal?
Nepal is a beautiful country and it’s safe to visit. We know we’re biased but Nepal is full of extremely friendly people and are known for their hospitality towards tourists and visitors.