Yes, tourists need a license to drive a car in Nepal. Here is a list of the required documents for tourists to drive a car in Nepal:

• A valid passport
• An international driving permit (IDP) issued by the country of residence
• A valid driving license from the home country
• Proof of vehicle ownership or a rental agreement
• Third-Party Insurance coverage for the vehicle

• Speed Limitations: The general speed limits in Nepal are as follows:
  • 40 km/h (25 mph) in urban areas
  • 60 km/h (37 mph) on rural roads
  • 80 km/h (50 mph) on highways
• Mobile Phone Use: The use of mobile phones while driving is strictly prohibited. It is illegal to use a mobile phone without a hands-free system or a Bluetooth headset while operating a vehicle.
• Drunk Driving: Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs is strictly prohibited in Nepal. The blood alcohol concentration limit for drivers is 0.04%. Violators can face severe penalties, including fines, license suspension, and even imprisonment.
• Insurance: It is mandatory to have third-party liability insurance in Nepal to legally operate a vehicle. This insurance covers damages caused to third parties in case of an accident.
• Age Limitations: The minimum age to obtain a driving license in Nepal is 18 years for motorcycles under 50cc, 20 years for motorcycles above 50cc, and 21 years for cars and other vehicles.

To rent a car, you need:

• Specify the pick-up and drop-off location;
• Specify the dates and time for pick-up;
• Choose the best option;
• Select the necessary additional options;
• Complete the booking;
• Receive the booking confirmation to your email.