Nepal jadai chu may ma tara ma paisa kasari lane hola ....cash lagyo vane ta haraucha hola kati lamo transit cha travel check banayera lada k huncha hola...please expert suggest ........

How much are you taking?

Go to walmart moneygram, or western union and send money on your parents name,, then when you arrive in nepal you can get it.,

 Dude, if you r talkin' about carrying thousands; why don't u just wire transfer the money? It costs around 50 bucks with most banks. If its a small amount then its not worth it however its its a reasonable amount of money like 8k or more then its worth it to spend 50 bucks to wire transfer the money rather than carrying it around.

If it's $2000 or less, take cash (or traveller's cheque, some banks provide for free).  

If the amount is over $2K, I suggest do bank transfer.  From my experience, it costs around $30 on States side and few hundred rupees on Nepal side.

I have never used Western Union, but I imagine it is costly.

Taking wads of cash can be risky.  Plus, if the chutiya bhukhmari customs in Nepal find out, they will make you pay through nose - on bribes or otherwise.  They are legally obligated to let you pass with $2K or less, as it is stated on the wall at Tribhuvan International Airport.

I didn't take any money. Used the ATM's in Nepal to take out money. Limit was NPR 50,000  a day I think. NIBL had no charges for the transfer - and the exchange rate was better than what the Thamel currency traders would have given me.

 wow helped me a lot....i guess i will put on my bank and used ATM on KTM.....i have an account on NIBL so i guess that will bet idea.....cash lagyo vane chai bato haraucha jasto lagcha coz......its too long way....

Thanks guys greatly appreciated......

 Wouldn't withdrawing cash from ATM in Nepal with your US debit/credit card incur significant bank fees in the form of overseas transaction cost?  

 i talked to the banker they said that wherever you took the cash from ATM it will charge you only the fees like here the fee is $2.00 on out of bank right i don't know.......clearly.....i guess

Let me know if you wish to transfer it to NABIL Bank. I could even help you set up an account. We offer reasonably cheaper options of remittance. 

 no no i don;t want to transfer...thank you for offer though

It would cost 3% of amount withdrawn from ATM in Nepal as foreign ransaction fee in addition to the ATM fee. I heard capitalone bank and paypal debit card has cheaper options.