Please share you experience for the best place i can call for getting a good deal for airtickets to Nepal. Each place i call they give me different prices for the same route and same date. Thanks in advance for you help.
nepalkochoro · Sep 1, 2010 11:02 AM · 13,626 views
How you rate best it is personal choice but must of us are motivated by fare and which depends on your travelling date as well the deal the agency getting from the airlines. One time I fly for 1299 and the highest I paid is 1900. If I were you I will check every airlines agency that pops up on the top of this page. Tickets2nepal.com says that their price is lower or try to match with competitors price.Without checking you can not do it, Try each of them. Good luck and enjoy home. Go Via Delhi it is cheap. Last edited: 01-Sep-10 05:22 PM
Bhojpure01 · Sep 1, 2010 11:25 AM
Try statravels . If you are a student i guess they have some sort of discounts as well.
bhakte dai · Sep 1, 2010 11:31 AM
I have one question please help out it if you have faced it. I have heard that they need a valid visa on your passport to travel through certain countries. When i came to US i had f1 and it was for 5 years so if you look at the dates its still not expired. but now i am in h1 so technically that visa on my passport is of no use. So will i be able to travel though london for example with the vias on my passport.
nepalkochoro · Sep 1, 2010 3:00 PM
nepalkochoro, the answer to your question can be found from your Travel Agent. If you are travelling thru HK then I would say you have to have the visa stamped on your passport ( telling this with my exp ) . I dont know about london.
stylish · Sep 1, 2010 3:47 PM
But in my case i have a visa in my passport which is not expired if you look at the date. but my Status in US has changed from F1 to H1. So will that make a problem ??
nepalkochoro · Sep 1, 2010 6:01 PM
Bro, try landlocked travel . They game me the cheapest deal of all the Nepalese travel agents out there.
garibbakochhora · Sep 1, 2010 6:09 PM
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