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Never encourage children to beg. It might give you momentary satisfaction to give them something but the begging child could also turn a professional beggar tomorrow. Give to a local charity, school or orphanage instead.

Try to be friendly with your porters & guides. You will enjoy your trip more

While taking photographs be sure that you are not intruding onto public privacy

Respect the villagers and their traditions. In return they will give you warm hospitality

When you trek, ultimately you enter wilderness. There you are alone with your porters and the fragile nature. The slightest negligence and misunderstanding on your part can directly have a jarring cumulative impact on the delicate balance of nature. Please do not spoil this natural heritage by thoughtless negligence.

Carry enough kerosene or fuel for your cooking. Never buy fuel wood from the villagers, it will encourage cutting down more trees and stocking them unnecessarily.

We discourage the use of camp – fires, if you really need one, you can ask your porters to collect dead branches and twigs from the ground. Be sure the fire is out and the refuse is buried before leaving the camp-site

Never buy any wildlife trophies animal products from the local poachers

Do not collect any wild flowers, plants, fossils, orchids, rocks, etc. unless you have the permission from the concerned office for scientific research

Cutting trees, shooting wildlife and fishing without licenses is strictly prohibited

Always camp at the prescribed sites. If there is not arrangement as such, then camp on open ground or on the bank of a river. Do not camp inside a bush cutting away branches of trees

Never pollute the clear mountain water or litter the path with cigarette butts, tin cans, toilet papers etc. Please bury them

Do not mark initials on trees and rocks. Nature is more beautiful when left undefined by human hands

In some areas, local communities have established their own conservation practices. Please make an effort to understand them and to observe them.

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Après cette catastrophe naturelle qui a frappée le Népal en avril et mai 2015 nous comprenons bien que ça fait réflechir de s’y aventurer cette année et nous en sommes bien conscients.

Comme vous savez le Népal sans le tourisme la situation peut s’agraver d’avantage. Nous avons vivement besoin de vous pour rebondir. Nous vous demandons de ne pas exclure cette déstination qui reste malgré tout le plus beau pays montagnard.

N’hésitez pas à promouvoir autour de vous c’est en venant au Nepal que vous apporterez un bon soutient. Nous comptons sur vous pour que le Népal devienne à nouveau le pays du sourire.

Nous vous remercions beaucoup de votre précieuse aide en vers les Népalais.

Très cordialement,
www.evasiontrekking.com
www.kathmanduheritage.com
www.sagarmathatrek.com

English Version

Good morning all,

After this natural disaster that struck Nepal in April and May 2015, we understand that it makes one think about venturing there this year and we are well aware of this.

As you know Nepal without tourism the situation can get worse. We really need you to bounce back. We ask you not to exclude this destination which remains despite everything the most beautiful mountain country.

Do not hesitate to promote around you it is by coming to Nepal that you will provide good support. We are counting on you to make Nepal a smile country again.

Thank you very much for your invaluable help in Nepali language.

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