Nepal

The fifth-largest city of Nepal is famous for its thrilling wildlife and the distinct culture. A place to go on jungle safaris, spot rare animals, watch colorful avian population, and spot the One-Horned Rhino too. Inhabited by the Tharu people, the fast current of the Rivers are used for Kayaking, Canoeing, and Water Rafting. One can observe the lifestyle of the locals and can visit the Devghat Dam, Ganeshthan, Harihar Mandir, and Bikram Baba temples. If a traveler is a looking for adventure in Nepal, the place they have to go is Chitwan. Bish Hajari or the 20,000 lake is a place to visit for the birdwatchers for its serenity. The cultural program organized in Sauraha and Meghaul by the Tharu people for tourists involves Ago Nach (Fire Dance), Danda Nach (Stick Dance), and Mayur Nach (Peacock Dance). A thrilling tower stays at night in the middle of Chitwan National Park is for the brave hearts. Similarly, Ox-cart rides through villages to explore the lifestyle of Tharu people is a must-do activity along with Chitwan Chepang Hill Trail. The people are so friendly, they invite guests to their homes and treat them with good food and accomodation. One can explore Gurung Village, get blessings from Jalbire Temple, and connect with raw nature in Lamo Jharana Waterfall.

Capital of Nepal The most accessible place in Nepal is the capital city of Nepal. Bustling city life, serene landscapes, peaceful zones, and untamed National Parks make Kathmandu an interesting place to visit. The place is not only known for its tranquil settings and healing mountains but there is a niche nightlife too. The city is nestled amidst the Himalayas and stands at a height of 4600 feet. More than 1.5 million people live in this pleasant place which has a blissful climate all over the year. Wooden Shelter is the meaning of Kathmandu and is a hub of culturally inspiring monasteries, meditation practicing spaces, and heritage embracing temples. From spiritual awakening to dangerous mountain pursuits, Kathmandu has it all. Buddhism and Hinduism are the two most prominent religious ideas followed here. Namasthe is mostly used as a welcoming sign while a firm handshake is a solid gesture too. Kopan Monastery, Swayambhunath Temple, Everest to Langtang hiking, Langtang National Park, Narayanhitti Palace, National History Museum of Nepal, and Garden of dreams are must-visit tourist places. From metalworks to handicrafts, everything is available in Thamel of Kathmandu. Pashmina and Cashmere articles are an extension of the vivid yet surreal culture of Kathmandu. Major currency units are GBP, USD, Euro, YEN, and INR.

The birthplace of Buddha and lap of Himalayas is a place of Nirvana where one can set one's soul alpas, giving away materialistic thoughts. The land is full of ancient stupas and is more than 2000 years old. No wonder this place is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Pilgrims and everyday travelers ascend to this territory from all over the world to learn the detailed scriptures of Buddhism, meditate in tranquility, and practice Yoga. Lumbini has a character that creates inner peace in a person and makes him lovely. In fact, “Lumbini” means “Lovely” in the Sanskrit language. Lumbini unveils the artistic qualities of a person with its stupas, murals, paintings, and inexpressible facades. The Mayadevi Temple is a must-visit spot where Buddha was born to Queen Mayadevi and King Suddhodhana of Kapilavastu. Closer to this spot is the Bodhi tree where Buddha’s Mother had rested for a while before giving birth to one of the timeless human beings. The Pushkarini Pond is a sacred spot inside the Lumbini Garden where the Holy Mother had dipped before Buddha came to this world. The Ashoka Stupa belonging to 249 B.C. is an important place of attraction next to places narrating the life and birth of Lord Buddha.

Referred to as the Postcard of the Himalayas, Nagarkot, a small hamlet hidden inside the cherishable mountain landscapes is a part of the Bhaktapur District. The most exhilarating panoramic views of Himalayas is available from this terrain. One can view Manaslu, Langtang, Everest, Annapurna, Jugal, Ganesh Himal, Rolwaling Ranges, and Numbur ranges from this place. Just under 30 km from Kathmandu, Nagarkot is the past summer retreat of Indian and Nepali royalties. Tourism helped Nagarkot grow in unison with Kathamandu. If people feel the city life to be boring and busy, they can choose Nagarkot for seeking solace. A spectacular village filled with chirpings of birds and the rustling sound of twigs and leaves of the pine trees. A place to refresh, unwind one’s soul and catch up with the country's life. Nagarkot is at a height of 7000 feet from where the Himalayas look even more stunning and breathtaking. Nagarkot is easily accessible too since travel time can be reduced due to its proximity to the Himalayas. The Tamang Village Walk, presence of mountain animals, Nagarkot Buddha Peace Park with the golden Buddha Statue, photogenic spots for adventure photographers, UNESCO Wolrd Heritage Site, Changu Narayan Temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu for history fanatics make Nagarkot a succulent land. The area was once the fort of the Kathmandu Valley which was used for tracking down activities of enemy empires. Later, it became a summer retreat spot for the Royal Family.

The birthplace of Buddha and lap of Himalayas is a place of Nirvana where one can set one's soul alpas, giving away materialistic thoughts. The land is full of ancient stupas and is more than 2000 years old. No wonder this place is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The second-largest city of Nepal is famous for its picturesque waters, serene snow-capped mountains, friendly atmosphere, and is known as the tourist capital of Nepal. This metropolitan city is located in the foothills of the Himalayas. Located at a height of 900 meters, Pokhara is one of the highest cities and is cut by Seti Gandaki River making the geographical features more unique. The indigenous mix of caves and gorges within city limits make it a worthwhile spot of tourist attraction. The Annapurna ranges famous for trekking trails belong to this region and acts as an imposing defensive fence. Lakeside Pokhara and Old City are two portions of this emphatic City. The former borders the serene squares while the latter covers the commercially active squares. The reflection of the majestic mountains on the Phewa Lake makes it a suitable point for photography. As a Gateway to the Himalayas, this photogenic spot is full of grace, charm, and exotic cafes. A perfect place to buy handicrafts, woolen work, and woodwork. The Tibetian Mini Market is the spot when you have souvenirs on your mind. The erstwhile trade route of India and China became a tourist spot after the construction of Siddhartha Highway. Traditional Tibetian Jewellery and Trinkets available in Pokhara are a rare piece of collectibles to buy-in Pokhara.