How safe is it for a lone woman to visit Nepal following a local tour guide found online?

Answer 1

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Mc Bragg has visited Nepal numerous times. I've climbed Everest 10 times.As long as you're accompanied by Mc Bragg,you've nothing to fear! The natives are friendly.However on one occasion,I crossed paths with the monstrous beast the locals call"Yeti". There I was staring at the yeti eye to eye. His ferocious screams echoed through out the mountain chain,causing an avalanche which covered my sherpa myself and the beast.Facing certain doom,I used my superior intellect to devise a plan to free us.It was at that moment I noticed an ice cube wedged between the poor creatures toes! With a mighty tug I removed the instrument of pain from his foot. In gratitude the yeti carried my trusty guide and myself to the summit on his shoulders. Then back down to base camp. To this day we still exchange Christmas cards. Mc Bragg has spoken.

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Source?? Mc Bragg lived it! Mc Bragg knows all.

Answer 2

I would assume that should not be a problem, but that entirely depends on the attitude of the guide. You could be firm with him in regards to the behaviour that you would expect from him - this should sort out things for better.

As for the first reply, I found that amusing to read but hard to believe.

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http://exoticbuddha.com

Answer 3

I don't see any problem