While trekking in Nepal, you can charge your devices at most lodges and tea houses, especially on popular trekking routes. Charging usually costs USD 1-5, though many places offer it for free. As you trek higher, electricity becomes less reliable, so it’s advisable to bring a power bank. Nepal uses two-pin (type C) and three-pin (type D) plugs, so you can pack adapters or buy them in Kathmandu.
