Where to get nepalese rupee

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The NPR was introduced in , replacing the previous currency, the Nepalese mohar. Its exchange rate is based on a peg set against the Indian rupee INR. However, since the peg has been adjusted to 1 INR per 1. The NPR is divided into units known as "paisa" and is circulated in both coin and banknote forms.

One rupee is made up of paisa. Today, the NPR's coins are denominated in units of 1, 2, 5, 10, 25, and 50 paisa. The banknotes are denominated in units of 5, 10, 20, 50, , , and 1, paisa.

Sometimes difficult to do I accept. Yes — I agree with above — But they will come in handy next time you visit Nepal — Not too many people restrict themselves to one visit ;-. Our staff may also remove posts that do not follow our posting guidelines, and we reserve the right to remove any post for any reason.

Thanks for being a part of the Tripadvisor travel community! What would be a good amount of rupees to take on a trek? I'm only trekking for 3 or so days between visiting Pokhara and Chitwan , will I need much money when trekking?

All my accommodation and food is covered already. You won't need much for three days if food and accommodation is covered. It is worth checking exactly what you have paid for - there will be limits.

After food, the main expense is drinks and it would very unusual for all drinks to be covered. A few hot drinks per day is welcome, cokes and the like can be expensive and the cost of drinking water needs to be factored. Beers too I would estimate between NPR and NPR depending on if you want to drink beer and how many showers you want to take — Also you should add a bit more for tipping your trekking staff, Usually a minimum of one extra days pay for each week of trek.

Depends on your tastes and how much you drink! I'm in KTM now, just been 2 weeks trekking in Everest region. The only jarring note was porter Bhais going up to Khumde past Syangboche 4 days ago carrying 2 walloping packs each! Greed I suppose! Unfortunately I couldn't see the name on the packs - but one tour operator at least needs a good kick!