hey guys,
i bought round trip ticket to Nepal online from expedia.com. and they don't issue any paper tickets. I am sure that while flying from here to nepal  will be just fine but i am little worried about coming back because at the nepal airport you have to show the paper ticket to get in. Does any body any any experience or knowledge on this? Please share. Also, i am travelling via Delhi. Do i have to check in my baggages again in Delhi ? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.

Absolutely you DON'T have to worry about "Paper Ticket". Now every airlines uses e-Ticket (or computerized ticket: size of your boarding pass). Last February I flew back to SFO and there was no problem with my e-Ticket at the TIA.

I have never flown via Delhi, so I don't know what you need to do there.

 

 

For the outbound flights from KTM via Delhi you have to identify your luggage in Delhi at transit hall.You have to ask at KTM while checking in to put in transit tag (Green Colour) on your luggage.Do not ever tell you are flying out towards State or any third Country because Nepalese immigration official might put you in trouble to get some GHOOS so just tell them I'm going to Delhi.In same way arriving at TIA if you hold Nepalese PassPort just tell them I'm coming from Delhi on so on so Flights(Air lines) to escape from hastle at TIA.Because now days there is no any rule regulation and law jasle jslai pani dukha dine ra tharkaune kam hunchha.CDO pitinchha,Gyane ko chhorilai Blackmail garinchha bhane tapai ta State bat ayeko Murga green dollor jharn je pani garchhan.

E-tickets shouldn't be a problem man. Don't worry about it.

Btw, how much did you pay? Never heard of anybody buying Tickets to Nepal off Expedia before!

Thanks to all you guys again....quagmire...i paid about 1900. it might have been a little more expensive coz i am flying during the thanksgiving weekend.

for 1900 you can fly on emirates avoiding delhi altogether...

E-tickets are fine. Just keep the printout of booking with you. Expedia should have a international toll free number where you can reach them in case there is an ticket issue somewhere outside the US.