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Top Reasons to Visit Nepal

Widely unknown to the general public of the world, Nepal is the perfect destination for Luxurious travel & Adventurous Holidays!

Nepal, the land of the great Himalayas, is the only country in the world that can satisfy the thirst of any adrenaline junkies. The home of Everest is not only suitable for those who seek to have an absolute adventure but also for those who want to have comfortable and luxurious holidays. This birthplace of Lord Buddha is capable of catering to the needs of any particular individual. Now let’s go through some of the main points, of why one should visit Nepal at least once in their lifetime!

Natural Beauty

Nepal is the only country that has been totally blessed with unparalleled beauty. It homes 8 of 14 more than 8000 m mountains in the world, including Mount Everest, the highest mountain. It is also home to pristine lakes and the most beautifully-dropping waterfalls. The landscapes and the rapidly flowing rivers add an enormous amount of energy to anyone witnessing them. There is seldom a place from where you will not be able to see the snow-capped mountains. Within a short time frame, you can experience the tropical to Trans-Himalayan climate.

A mountain biker with a green helmet and black jacket enjoys his ride with the view of Tilicho Lake

Bio-diversity

Simply, Nepal is the only country in the world that has a massive diversity within the distance of 200 Km from south to North. The elevation of the country varies from 60 m in the south to Everest 8848.86 m in that particular distance. Due to this variation, it is the homeland of 3.2% of the total Flora, and 1.1% of the total Fauna of the world. If you want to see, the Snow-Leopard and magical, vibrant butterflies then it is the perfect destination. Besides that, there are a huge variety of birds, one-horned Rhinos, Bengal Tigers, and many more to see. It is the only country, where you can see the animals in the wild. But if you are among the people who like to support the local Zoos then it may not be a perfect destination for you.

A one-horned rhino takes a shed inside bushes to hide from the burning sun

Culture

Nepal has a variety of people from different ethnicity and there are 123 languages spoken but Nepali is the official one. However, the most beautiful thing about the culture is the vibrant clothes and amazing festivals here. You can call it a country with 366 festivals in 365 days. The festival which is known as the festival of lights (Tihar) shows the equality between humans and animals, during this festival people worship crows, dogs, etc. This signifies the existence of the supreme soul in every living being. Though the majority of the population is Hindu, people don’t have a problem sharing their cultural and religious experiences with Non-Hindus. Indeed, they maintain religious and cultural harmony.

Crowd of people watching three priests performing aarati on the Lake shore of Pokhara, Barahi temple

Activities

Due to the huge geographical diversity, Nepal can be called the Adventure hub of the world. Nepal’s major activities consist of wilderness and adventure activities such as mountain biking, trekking, hiking, mountain/rock climbing, mountain flights, paragliding, bungee-jumping, rafting or kayaking, jungle safaris, bird-watching, and many more. You can experience any of the adventure-related activities as per your need and desire. Or you can relax in a luxurious mountain resort. Your decision, either way, leads you to perfection.

Two mountain bikers getting ready to overtake trekkers on the way to Manang

Budget

When it all comes to that Dollar/Euro, Nepal is one of the cheapest places that you can travel to and really get your value for money. From a Sky scanner article and so many other travel websites, Nepal is always rated in the top ten, for the cheapest countries to travel to. From food to accommodation to activities to transportation, you really can make the most out of your money. When you come to a country like this, for budget travelers, it’s obviously great because it means that your money really does go a long way.

A mountain biker in his black helmet and green T-shirt enjoys the view of lo-Manthang

Safety

Nepal is home to the kindest people in the world. In Nepal, there is a saying, “अतिथि देवो भव:” (Atithi Devo Bhava), which means guests are the form of Gods. So, from the very saying, you can imagine that you are going to be welcomed as a form of God/Goddess. Not only this, Nepalese people are extremely peaceful and hospitable; they will always try and help tourists whenever they can. It is absolutely a safer place for solo female or family travelers. If you are more safety cautious and always want to visit safer places, then Nepal is the perfect choice for you.

Three western women enjoying their ride in the Mustang region

Last but not the least; if you are really interested to experience that entire natural, cultural, and adrenaline adventures in a short time frame; considering every aspect, Nepal, always welcomes you to her. But if you are a person who likes to be confined within your own world and doesn’t want to taste the fruit of the real world then it is not the right place for you!!!

FAQs


What are the visa requirements for traveling to Nepal?

The visa requirements for traveling to Nepal may vary depending on the nationality.  Most of the nationalities can obtain the tourist visa upon arrival at the Tribhuvan International airport or at the land entry points. You need to have a valid passport, recent passport size photo and the visa fee in any acceptable currency (NPR, USD or EURO) as per your stay in Nepal to obtain a tourist visa. The visa fee varies on the number of days, like if you apply for 15 days the visa costs 30 USD, 30 days visa costs 50 USD and 90 days visa costs 125 USD. If you want you can also obtain tourist visa from the Nepalese embassy in your country.
The above mentioned process and fee is applied only for tourist visa, however, other purposes like business or any other visas may subject to different procedures and fees.

What is the best time to visit Nepal?

You can visit Nepal all year round because of its varied geography that ranges from 60 m in the south to 8848.86m in the north. This unique feature of the country results in variation in the weather conditions making it perfect destination to visit all year. September to December and March to June is the most recommended months to visit Nepal. During these months the weather remains clear with amazing views and the temperature is mild. 

What are the popular outdoor activities in Nepal?

There are many popular outdoor activities available in Nepal. Among them, Trekking, Mountain biking, Mountaineering, Paragliding, Boating,Rafting and Bungee jumping are the most popular activities.

What are the cultural norms or customs should I be aware of before traveling to Nepal??

There are several cultural norms or customs that you should be aware of before traveling to Nepal. Some of the important norms are listed below that you should consider while traveling to Nepal.

  • Respect local culture and traditions
  • Do not wear reaveling clothes in the remote areas
  • Remove your shoes before entering religious sites
  • Greet locals with the word "Namaste"
  • Show respect to the holy objects

Is it safe to travel solo in Nepal?

Yes, it is safe to travel solo in Nepal. But if you are going for some extreme adventure it is always ideal to go with a group for your safety.

What are the top attractions in Nepal?

There are several attractions in Nepal that are worth visting. The top attractions include the loftiest mountain ranges that includes Mount Everest (the highest mountain in the world), the UNESCO world heritage sites in Kathmandu, the birth place of Buddha in Lumbini, Chitwan national park and many more.

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