Before you send the phone, please make sure that it’s IMEI will be activated by nepali carriers. You can no longer send a phone (even unlocked) to Nepal and expect to work. These days, Nepali carriers won’t activate any phone that has not been bought legally or tax/customs paid if imported from foreign.

I have used Fedex in past and they were on time.

I sent a phone through Fedex back in 2011.I paid around $60 for fedex fee and custom charged us another rs25,000 in Nepal.I dont know if things has changed now.

Rs 25,000 custom charger...So its like sending two mobiles generally....tetro custom charge tirnu parcha ra

I have sent 2 phones at 2013 from USPS (Probably the cheapest one around $50) . Those phones are used purchase from ebay, I phone 4 , they charged RS. 7000.00 custom fee