Digital nomads are able to work anywhere in the world – why not make Pokhara, Nepal your next stop? Crucial Constructs is here to tell you why you should take your laptop lifestyle to the Himalayan ranges.
Tired of working in a boring office? Carry out your digitally-based business with mountains in your line of sight - read this Crucial Constructs guide to find out why Pokhara could be right for you!
Its new release, part of an extended series of digital nomad-focused guides, centers on the Nepalese city’s potential appeal for remote workers like you. The guide examines Pokhara’s main qualities for you to consider as you look for a temporary base for your business operations.
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Throughout the guide, Crucial Constructs aims to illuminate facets of life in Pokhara that you’ll need to know. It looks at aspects such as weather, internet speeds, and local cuisine in an attempt to provide you with vital information prior to your prospective trip.
The guide opens by listing possible transportation routes to Pokhara, explaining that the city is not accessible via direct flight. By revealing possible car routes, bus journeys, and connecting flights to Pokhara, Crucial Constructs seeks to help you as you prepare to travel to the city.
Once there, the guide states that you’ll experience a varied range of seasonal temperatures. With monsoon-rife summers and snowy winters in Nepal, Crucial Constructs argues that you’ll need to ready yourself for different outdoor conditions when taking a break from your work.
As part of a wider effort to demonstrate Pokhara’s pros and cons in a way that’s relevant to your lifestyle as a digital nomad, the Crucial Constructs guide includes submitted user comments from those who have lived in the city.
One such user left the following comment about Pokhara: “I stayed in Pokhara for a few months and it is a friendly place with a good music scene. Internet speeds are good, but power cuts are frequent in the summer monsoon months. Many hotels and guest houses are fitted with an inverter to combat this - make sure your place has an inverter and your modem is plugged into one of the working sockets.”
Crucial Constructs continues to assess cities all over the world in terms of their suitability for the digital nomad way of life. Prior entries in its ongoing series have featured places such as Athens, Dubai, Johannesburg, Marrakesh and others. You name it, they’ve covered it.
So, ready to cement yourself as a globetrotting remote worker? You’re not truly a digital nomad until you’ve brought your business to Pokhara!
You can find further details about Pokhara by clicking https://crucialconstructs.com/how-to-be-a-digital-nomad-in-pokhara-nepal and reading the new Crucial Constructs guide in full!
