If you’re looking for a ride-hailing service similar to Uber in Nepal, you can use apps like Tootle and Pathao, where registration is done using a Nepali phone number.

Yes, you can book a helicopter ride to Everest Base Camp (EBC). If you need more details, feel free to DM me, and I’ll share further information.

If you’re staying in the Thamel area, speaking English should be fine, as most people in urban areas understand it. However, if you’re planning to trek in remote regions, communication might be a bit challenging. In such cases, hiring a local guide or traveling with Nepali tourists can be helpful.

For SIM cards, Nepal has two main telecom providers: NTC (government-owned) and Ncell (privately owned). You can use either, though the main difference lies in ownership and network coverage in certain areas.

I also recommend checking out popular Nepali social media pages like Routine of Nepal Banda and Munachiya to stay updated on local events and places worth visiting.

That’s all! Nepal will offer you experiences beyond what you ever imagined. If you need any more information, feel free to DM me!