How many routes are there to Nepal? What's the traffic situation in Nepal?

There are four routes to Nepal. Fly to Kathmandu, Shanghai: Nepal Airlines.

This flight actually originated from Osaka, Japan, and flew from Guangzhou to Kathmandu via Shanghai. China Southern Airlines flies from Chengdu to Kathmandu; Air China flies from Lhasa to Kathmandu; Air China, this line is actually a stop between Chengdu and Kathmandu; There are basically only two ways to travel to Nepal, from Tibet to Zhangmu Port by land and from Chengdu, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Hong Kong and other cities by plane. Choosing Zhangmu Port is the choice of healthy donkey friends. Cheap and beautiful.

The disadvantage is that it takes a long time. From Lhasa to Zhangmu Port, the road conditions are normal. It takes about 13 hours to rent a car like Toyota 4500. If you take the shuttle bus or chartered bus (such as IVEC), you can't get there without 16 hours. You'll need it after you pass the border inspection at Zhangmu Port. There is also a mountain road leading to the border of Nepal, called Friendship Bridge. You can walk or take the bus (there are many minibuses and buses for passenger transport, one person 10 yuan). There are two options from the Nigerian border to Kathmandu, the capital: local bus and chartered bus. A chartered car is basically 500Rs for one person, and it takes more than 100 Rs to take a local car. In addition, it takes about 5 hours to reach the card, with a stopover for dinner. If you go to Kadu by land, it is basically the route of Lhasa-Zhangmu-Friendship Bridge-Kadu, and Lhasa-Zhangmu is the most important part of this route, because there are many places to choose from, and the cost of different choices will be different.

Option 1: Take the bus from Lhasa to Zhangmu at the bus station in the northern suburb of Lhasa. This train passes Qushui, Nimu, Shigatse, Lasi, Dingri, Nyalam and Zhangmu. Departure time: 9: 00 am on Wednesday and Saturday in Lhasa.

Ticket location: Option 2: Take a chartered bus to the passenger station in the northern suburb of Lhasa. The most popular chartered car in Lhasa is Toyota 4500, which is the right choice. This car is not much different from other cars on the way from Lhasa to Shigatse, but it is very different on the way to Zhangmu on a fixed day. Basically, the Toyota 4500 can still gallop, and other cars can only stumble. The cost of cars varies greatly with the peak season. Even in the peak season, basically 500 RMB per person can definitely get it. If there is an empty car in Zhangmu, it is not impossible for one person to pay150,200. How to find a car: a, it is best to wait near the Nepalese embassy. There is a great chance of meeting a group car in Zhangmu.

There are also many drivers who park their cars there, basically going to Zhangmu.

B. Pay attention to information about Dongcuo, Balangxue, Jiri and the youth travel message wall where you live. Some drivers will release rental information, and some donkey friends looking for cars will recruit people.

C. Go to some travel agencies and ask them to help you find it. If they gain something, they are more willing to provide you with rental information. Catch one and ask one in the street. It's a bit inefficient, but I'm sure you won't encounter anything particularly cheap. Option 3: Shuttle Bus In April 2005, China and Nepal started regular land shuttle bus, which runs in both directions from Lhasa to Kathmandu, twice a week. Each bus is equipped with two drivers and a flight attendant who knows Chinese, Tibetan, English and Nepalese.

The through train covers 955 kilometers and takes three days and two nights. I didn't drive at night, and the halfway place was full of wax and camphor wood. The fare is $70/person or 560 yuan/person. The fare does not include meals and midway accommodation. Passengers can carry 5 kilograms of carry-on baggage and 15 kilograms of checked baggage for free, and the excess baggage fee is 1 USD/kg. If the luggage is lost due to the negligence of the driver and passengers, the maximum compensation for the luggage is 2.5 USD/kg.

Entry by land: China Zhangmu Port opens at 9: 30 a.m., which basically means queuing up to fill out forms and giving them to the staff for registration, stamp and passport. Then, you can walk (this is seriously not recommended, nor is it necessary, unless you are keen on self-abuse travel) or take the car you found before entering Hong Kong to the Nigerian side of Friendship Bridge. When you reach the China side of Friendship Bridge, you must stamp your passport to cross the bridge. So, in fact, you can only reach Nigeria through the Friendship Bridge.

After crossing the Friendship Bridge, we walked a few steps to a small bungalow, which is the entry border inspection of the Nigerian side. You need to stamp the entry stamp on your passport and indicate the date of entry (this will be the basis for whether you will postpone your exit). Pay special attention here. Some hikers will be charged an entrance fee of 200 rupees and will be charged 200 rupees when leaving the country. In fact, that is the Nepalese version of arbitrary charges, which is purely blackmail by the staff of Nepal Immigration Bureau.

Anyway, China people are unfamiliar with the environment, and there are not many people born after 200. Hand it in. You can play the fool, but you don't know what his money is. Anyway, you can't help it if you don't pay him, or you can tell him that you refused to pay because you know you shouldn't, and they didn't say anything to you. The same is true when leaving the country. Special reminder: when traveling abroad, take your passport with you in case the police check your identity. For the domestic traffic from the airport to Thamel, many previous strategies were written as 100Rs, and some even talked about 50. According to our experience, this may be out of date. Basically, 200 rupees is an average market price. Of course, it would be better if we could talk about 130~ 150.

Basically, don't expect 50, and no one will pull you (of course, it is also possible to divide cities from the airport. Tourists often want to know how to take a bus in Kathmandu immediately after arriving in Kathmandu. The traffic in Kathmandu is very backward and simple. There are no modern means of transportation such as subway and light rail. In addition to two legs, you can only consider traditional taxis first. Taxi: You can take a taxi from Tamil Street to the city center and its surrounding scenic spots (about 80Rs to Broadhafta, about 100Rs to Tina Temple in Pasa, about 100RS to Patan, and about 240Rs to Badgang). )。 Most cars are made in Japan, South Korea and India (TT brand). It is usually necessary to negotiate the price in advance before getting on the bus, and only a few vehicles are equipped with meters. In addition, Nepal is the capital of India.

After 23: 00 pm, it will be more difficult to make a phone call. For tourists who don't want to squeeze the bus, it is also very affordable to take a taxi around the valley for a long time. Generally speaking, the cost of a half-day chartered tour in Kathmandu Valley is 800 rupees per car. The full-day charter cost is about 1500 rupees. Take a long-distance taxi directly from Kathmandu, such as Boccara or Chitwan, which costs about 2,400-2,600 rupees. Car rental telephone number: 00977- 1-4420987 (daytime) /4224374 (evening)

Tricycle: Just like many cities in our country, there are many beautifully decorated human tricycles with Nepalese characteristics in Kathmandu, which is engaged in tourism business in the urban area of Kathmandu. It's cheaper, and some drivers will explain the scenic spots along the way to you in English.

Bike: You can ride a bike from Kathmandu to the wide Harvard Tower, Tina Temple in Pasa, Patan, Badgang and other scenic spots or cities. Those who are confident in their physical strength can rent a bicycle and visit more freely. 80% of the new mountain bike rental is about 150-250 rupees/day.