Yes, Nepal is safe to travel for both male and female travelers. Nepal has least crime ratio,high security and tourist police to ensure their safety. Nepal is far safer than most of the nations in the world. The only issue Nepal had was instable politics but the politic is also stabilizing slowly. Strikes and bandas has been minimized drastically. However, if there is any gathering or demonstration, please stay away from it.
Nepali treat their guest as a god. People in Nepal are hospitable and welcoming. After entering Nepal, just expect welcoming smiles not threat and warmth elevates drastically when you trek/tour in the remote areas.All the tourist destination ispoliced and patrolled. However, taking a little precaution is always wise.
The most recent safety issue was earthquake which took life of many however it has been yearsand reconstruction work is going on. Moreover, earthquake hit only eight districts out of seventy-five, so there are lot of places you can visit.
It is not wise to trek alone in the remote areas, you may get lost or hurt so always hike in group so that you can get help if such situation arises. You can minimize the trekking risk by developing proper planning and follow the rules and guides. To enjoy a hassle-free holiday buy travel insurance.
Minor theft is not uncommon, so don’t carry expensive gadgets or jewels in the deserted area. Always carry the photocopies of your document. Stay healthy by avoiding tap water, raw vegetables and street food. Learn symptoms and remedies of altitude sickness if you are planning to trek in higher altitude.