Aee hajur kasaile recently Nepal TV lera janu bhayeko chha bhane kei information dinu paryo hau. I am planing to go this month so was wondering if i can take TV from US to nepal without any hassel? Since i am going thru India, do you guys think i shud buy in india? Please suggest me guys.Appreciate for the suggestions in advance.

Most tvs in usa are not compatible in nepal in terms of power
And Broadcast protocol. Also you will be paying good custom tax at TIA about 500 rs per inch. My recommendation is buying from nepal itself is good option.

@Awayfromhome.. Thank you, but i heard nepal ma ta atti mahango chha re ni ta compared to India. I dont know since i havent been for a while. I understand the broadcast protocal is different and i have to buy some kind of invertor or whatever they call it is but if it is really pain in @$$ taking it may be i should consider buying in Nepal itself.

i was in your shoes couple of months back. tv kinera ready pari sakya thein but i didnt have the guts to take a chance. even though, north american tvs are not compatible in nepal but still you can get a ntsc to pal converter and a good voltage converter, but really good ntsc/pal coverters will cost you around 400-500 or more. however you can get cheap ones around 100 dollars. but i thought , yetro dukha garera tv lagyo , nepal ma picture ramro aena bhane? So, I decided not to. not tryin to jynx you or anything, just sharing my thoughts. Economically, its a very wise decision though. Good luck

Hand carry ma haalera lagna mile, I'd do it. Else, it's just not worth the hassle. You'll also draw a lot of unwanted attention. Imagine stepping outside the airport with a 55" tv.  

Best, buy it in Nepal by paying some extra sum.

What is this about the power?. Are not electrical equipments these days made that they can be used all over the world?. All one would need would be the adapter so as plugging on the wall is possible. Correct me if i am wrong.

it is supposed to be like that one product one design, but well TV from us cannot be used in nepal except to surf net and watch DVD

Thanx a lot guys. I think it would be lot better to buy there.Reason i am too confussed is manche pugda saman pugchha bhane why not take it but listening to you guys i dont think it worth it.Pheri i heard lotta thing about delhi airport mostly bad things. I dont want to jumo into conclusion yet but i sure will consider all of your suggestion.Thnx again. But if you do find anyone who didnt had anyproblem please do share that would be great help.
BTW what about the phone? will i be in trouble if i have more than 2 phones? Everyone i know is trying to send one phone min and i am like WTH.I have been telling them you might loose ur phone and if you do dont blame me but again if i wont have any trouble why not take it. Atleast i wont have to listen tyasle lagidena or something.

 You don't need to worry about taking 2 phones. I've heard of people taking 4-5 iphones and some laptops and tablets - all in the same trip. 

If you're going via Delhi, you should totally forget taking a TV - you might end up w/o dhoti/topi (dhoti na topi). 

I know someone who took a tv with them...They did pay tax, but wasn't much. I am no trying to motivate you too much, they were pretty happy with their decision. 

 THNX RIDDLE....NOTED...I MADE UP MY MIND..ILL CALL HOME TOMOROW AND SAY TYAHI AYERA KURA GARULA....REALLY APPRECIATED.

 @IDKZOI3 YEAH ACTUALLY IV NEVER MET ANYONE THAT I KNOW TAKING TV BUT GHAR MA ESLE LYAYO RE USLE L;AGYO RE BHANERA HAIRAN K. BHAKO TV LE VAYENA RE. THANKS ANYWAYS..