Send campaigns, OTPs and alerts to NTC and Ncell numbers in Pokhara from a web panel or a REST API — in English or Nepali, with a delivery report for every message, from Rs 0.70 per SMS.
Pokhara sells arrivals. Hotels around Lakeside, trekking and rafting agencies, paragliding operators and the tour desks that book them all work to a calendar of confirmed dates — and every one of those dates is a message somebody has to send, usually to a phone that will be out of Wi-Fi range within a day of receiving it.
That last part is why SMS still wins in Gandaki. A trekker on the way to Ghandruk, a guest whose flight into Pokhara has been shifted, a driver being told which hotel to collect from — none of them are reliably reachable on a messaging app once they leave the valley floor, and all of them are reachable on a plain SMS.
NTC and Ncell numbers in Pokhara are sent to from the same account, at the same rate, with no separate arrangement to make.
Devanagari is sent as Unicode and arrives as Nepali on the handset. Preeti text can be converted first with our free converter.
Per-recipient delivery status in the panel or over the API — the record you need when somebody says they were never told.
A registered sender ID puts your business name on the message instead of a number. We handle the operator paperwork with you.
Booking confirmations, check-in details and a thank-you with a review link — sent to guests who may have no data plan in Nepal at all.
Permit and departure reminders, weather and route changes, and the pickup time for a paragliding or rafting slot.
Flight and tourist-bus schedule changes between Pokhara and Kathmandu, and the vehicle and driver details a guest actually needs at the gate.
Off-season offers, festival campaigns and loyalty messages to a local customer list that shrinks and swells with the season.
The rate is set by the size of your top-up, not by where you or your recipients are — a Pokhara number costs exactly what any other Nepali number costs. There is no setup fee and no monthly minimum.
| Message | Per SMS part |
|---|---|
| English only (GSM-7), single part | 160 chars |
| English, each part of a longer message | 153 chars |
| Nepali or any Unicode, single part | 70 chars |
| Nepali, each part of a longer message | 67 chars |
One credit sends one part to one recipient. A 200-character Nepali notice is three parts, so 500 recipients in Pokhara spends 1,500 credits — the same notice in English would spend 500. Count your message first.
Registration takes a few minutes and costs nothing. No office visit, no setup fee, and nothing to sign before you can test.
Import your list from a file and group it however you work. Pay with eSewa, Khalti or ConnectIPS and the credits land immediately.
Send from the panel, schedule it for a date, or call the REST API from your own system. Delivery reports come back either way.
One account reaches every Nepali number on NTC and Ncell — these pages just answer the question for each place in turn.
Free account, no setup fee, and prepaid credits that do not expire on a monthly cycle. Verify your mobile number and the first 100 SMS — 50 Bulk and 50 API — are free. Or tell us your volume and we will quote you a rate.