LGBT Travel

Though a developing country, Nepal is one of the most progressive country in context of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Intersex (LGBTI) rights. LGBTI rights has been recognized in our new constitution that contains some most open LGBTI laws in the world 

Some of the provisions in our constitution about LGBTI rights are as follows:

• The right to have their preferred gender display on their identity cards
• A prohibition on discrimination on any ground including sex or sexual orientation by the State
• A prohibition on discrimination on any ground, including sex or sexual orientation by anyone
• Eligibility for special protections that may be provided by law
• Substitution of gender-neutral terms for the previous "male", "female", "son", and "daughter"
• The right of access to state process and public services for gender and sexual minorities

If you belong to the LGBTI community, you are safe in Nepal. You are free to talk about your orientation here. Lots of LGBTIs around the globe have already visited Nepal. We take them no different than non LGBTIs.