By Air

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The flight is the quickest and best means to arrive in Nepal, regardless of the country you belong to. A large number of flights land in the runway of Tribhuvan International Airport (the only International Airport of Nepal) in Kathmandu every day.

Some of the airlines that serve this airport are:

• South Asian

• Druk Air
• IndiGo
• Air India
• Jet Airways
• Biman Bangladesh
• Bhutan Airlines (Tashi Air)
• US-Bangla Airlines
• Regent Airways

• South East Asian

• Thai Airways
• Malaysia Airlines
• Thai Lion Air
• Malindo Air (from February 6, 2015)
• Silk Air
• Batik Air Malaysia

• China/Korea

• Air China
• China Eastern Airlines
• China Southern Airlines
• Tibet Air
• Cathay Dragon (previously called “Dragon Air”)
• Sichuan Airlines
• Korean Air

• Gulf

• Air Arabia
• Etihad Airways
• FlyDubai
• Oman Air
• Qatar Airways
• Salam Air

• Europe

• Turkish Airlines

• Airlines of Nepal operating international flights:

• Buddha Air
• Nepal Airlines
• Himalaya Airlines

[Note: Gautam Buddha International Airport is under construction and will be in operation soon.]

By Land

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You may also come to Nepal via the border of India, or through Tibet. It is a cheaper option than flight, but not recommended means of transportation as it takes long time to arrive in Nepal.

Customs Formalities

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All baggage must be declared and cleared through customs on arrival and departure. Prohibited goods are not allowed to take in and out of the country.