Nepal offers one of the most varied filming landscapes in the world: Kathmandu Valley’s UNESCO heritage sites, Everest Base Camp, the Annapurna range, Upper Mustang’s high-desert canyons, Pokhara’s lakes, and the jungles of Chitwan. As a Nepal-based location scouting and film production company, we work directly from your script, treatment, or story, identifying locations that match narrative and character rather than pulling from a generic highlight reel.
Every location we shortlist has already been evaluated for what a production actually needs: road access, permit status, power and connectivity, nearby accommodation, and realistic logistics for crew and gear at high altitude.
Who This Is For
What’s Included
We begin with your script, treatment, or shot list rather than a generic library of scenic spots. Reading for tone, period, and the specific visual world a director is after, we produce a shortlist built around story requirements, not photogenic backdrops alone.
For documentary, factual, and branded content, we go beyond physical locations to help surface the human stories that give a location meaning. This is sourced through our own network of contacts across Nepal and handled with appropriate context and consent.
Location and permit work are closely linked in Nepal. We flag the permit status of every site during the scout itself, so your team can weigh creative fit against real-world feasibility from the outset.
Every location on a shortlist includes an honest assessment of how a crew can actually get there: road quality, trail difficulty, daylight hours, signal and power access, and the nearest point a vehicle can reach.
How It Works
We work from your script or treatment, not a generic list of scenic locations.
Candidate locations are shortlisted against story requirements, access, and permit feasibility.
Physical site visits confirm what photos alone cannot show: light, sound, terrain, and access.
A complete location package with photos, notes, and permit status, ready for your director and DOP.
FAQ
Yes for documentary or factual projects, we often scout based on a treatment, theme, or story brief rather than a locked script, and can help identify local stories and characters as part of that process.
We assess permit and permission requirements as part of the scout itself, not as a separate step afterward, so every location on your shortlist comes with a realistic read on access not just how it looks on camera.
Our scouting work extends into high-altitude and trekking-route terrain, including areas near Everest Base Camp, where access depends on trail conditions, permits, and crew fitness as much as the visuals themselves.
Both every shortlist we hand over includes photos, access and logistics notes, and permit status for each site, so your director and DOP have what they need to make a real decision, not just a mood board.
Your Vision. Our Craft.
Tell us a bit about your project whether it’s a feature film, commercial, documentary, or high-altitude shoot and we’ll get back to you soon.