Nepal Tour Packages

Nepal, the Himalayan nation bestowed with diverse natural and cultural richness, lies in the south East Asia bordered by China in the North and India in all remaining directions.

Nepal, a country with unmatched beauty and striking cultural diversity, is located in the foothills of the Himalayas. Nepal is home to seven additional magnificent mountain peaks rising beyond 8,000 meters, but it is mostly known for the magnificent Mt. Everest, which is the highest peak in the world at 8,848 meters. Mountaineers and explorers from all over the world are drawn to these peaks, which include Kanchenjunga, Lhotse, Makalu, Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, and Manaslu. The geographical extremes of Nepal, however, go beyond its mountains. The world's deepest gorge, the Kaligandaki Gorge, sculpts the terrain, highlighting the remarkable geology of the nation.

The lush green forest covering over 44% of Nepal’s land which is home to rich biodiversity of the country. The forests are home to 208 species of mammals, including elusive Snow Leopard, Red Panda, Bengal Tiger and one horned Rhinoceros. Bird enthusiast do find this fantasy land as piece of haven as 915 species including 42 globally threaten species are found in Nepal. The swift flowing rivers are home to 200 species of amphibians and the land blooms with 6000 plus species of flowers and 500 plus variety of mushrooms. The flora and fauna highlights the status of biodiversity and offers endless opportunity for wildlife enthusiast as well as nature lovers. 

The swift flowing rivers originating from the mountains and hills are the next treasure of Nepal. The rivers are not only source for lifeline of communities but also acts as natural beauty and providing plenty of opportunity for adventure tourism as well. White-water rafting and kayaking are popular activities on rivers like the Trishuli, Bhote Koshi, and Sun Koshi, offering exhilarating experiences for thrill-seekers. Perfect for boating and resting, Pokhara's quiet Phewa Lake provides a tranquil haven with breathtaking reflections of the Annapurna range.

Culturally, Nepal do have variety of ethnicity, language, traditions too. The Kathmandu valley is home to 7 heritage site listed by UNESCO and the valley is dotted with many temples holding history, culture and reflects the heritage of the city. The iconic Boudhanath stupa, which is semicircular in shape, contains Buddha's relics and remnants. The Swyambhunath stupa (Monkey Temple) is spiritual haven for Buddhist and Hindu. Whereas Patan and Bhaktapur, filled with the medieval architecture and intricate wood carvings takes visitors back in time. These cities are living museums, where centuries-old traditions continue to thrive amid the bustling daily life.

Leaving the city areas and towns, Nepal's countryside provides an insight into age-old customs that haven't changed in many generations. Trekking routes passing through amazing villages where friendly locals and cross-cultural interactions enhance the experience of any travelers or trekkers. Trekking into the Himalayas such as the famous Annapurna Circuit and the Langtang Valley trip will provide better insights on the rural setting of Nepal. Trekkers who travel through Sherpa villages of Everest, the Forbidden kingdom of Lo-Manthang find them self in the fantasy land decorated with prayer flags and oldest monasteries still functioning adds a spiritual and cultural immersion.