How to say please go slowly in Nepali
Please go slowly
बिस्तारै जानुस्
Bistāri jānus
Pronunciation: bis-tah-rai jah-noos
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When to use it
The single most useful phrase to a porter or guide who is two switchbacks ahead. Said with a smile, it asks for a sustainable pace without complaint.
Example sentence
बिस्तारै जानुस्, मलाई थकाइ लाग्यो।
Please go slowly, I'm getting tired.
Bistāri jānus, malai thakai laagyo.
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Common questions
Quick answers travelers ask about Nepali.
Do I need a guide for Everest Base Camp?
Since 2023, Nepal requires a government-licensed guide for trekking in national parks including Sagarmatha (Everest region). Enforcement is uneven — many solo trekkers still complete the trek — but at Namche checkpoint you can be retroactively required to hire one. Safest path: a porter-guide for the high-altitude segments.
What permits do I need for Everest Base Camp in 2026?
Two permits, both cash-on-arrival at trail checkpoints: (1) Sagarmatha National Park entry — NPR 3,000 at Monjo; (2) Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality permit — NPR 2,000 at Lukla. Total NPR 5,000 (~$37). The old TIMS card requirement was dropped in 2023 for this region.
How much does the Everest Base Camp trek cost?
Self-organised with a porter-guide: ~$1,600 inclusive of round-trip Lukla flights, permits, on-trail food and lodging, tips. Mid-tier agency package booked from abroad: $2,200-2,800. Premium all-inclusive: $3,500+. Plan for hidden costs at altitude — hot showers, wifi, charging, snacks all add up.