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Nepal

Lying along the southern slopes of the Himalayan mountain ranges, the land of trekker's paradise, charming hill villages, exotic wildlife, medieval cities, sacred sites, mountain highs (Mount Everest) – Nepal is an eternal beauty

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Overview

Lying along the southern slopes of the Himalayan mountain ranges, the land of trekker's paradise, charming hill villages, exotic wildlife, medieval cities, sacred sites, mountain highs (Mount Everest) – Nepal is an eternal beauty. Embracing serenity in this enthralling realm while looking at the benign Buddhist monks amidst obscure monasteries is a hearty moment. Between the rugged trails to Everest, the Annapurna and beyond to rafting a roaring Nepali river, it is a country where simple activities become life-altering experiences.

Encompassing some alluring sights - Himalaya in the north, the central hilly region, and the Terai jungle region in the south, Nepal captures the soul of a traveller! Traversing through the medieval city squares of Kathmandu, Patan, and Bhaktapur, you will be mesmerized by the centuries-old stupas and monasteries. The buzzing Thamel and lakeside Pokhara, will leave you surrounded by the locals and the tastes of Nepal.  The thrill of rhinos, tigers, and crocodiles of Chitwan bring you the best jungle adventures. With so many great things to see and do throughout the country all year long, there is never a bad time to be here. Nepal is one of the world’s great adventure playground.

Regions

  • The Himalaya in The North
  • The Central Mid-Hill Region
  • The Terai Jungle Region
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Rightly called the ‘Trekker’s Paradise’, Nepal has 8 highest peaks of the world, the mightiest being the Himalayas. This region provides some of the Himalayas’ most iconic and accessible hiking with rugged trails to Everest, Annapurna, and beyond.

How can the voyage to Nepal be wrapped up without trekking to the marvellous Himalayas! Encounter the falling slopes, sparkling and lustrous waterfalls and a view that will be imprinted in your heart for forever and a day. With changed times, the trekking routes are more guarded and embellished with luxurious tents along with all essential facilities making the expedition enjoyable in all ways

This region is equipped in providing a dearly loved view of the Himalayas from across its many regions and districts. Hike the rugged trails or eye the ageless beauty from afar. Spanning from east to west across many regions and districts of this country, 

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Nepal handouts a slight time-travel experience when unravelled to its core! Step into the ancient cities of Patan and Bhaktapur for an unreal introduction to the mesmerizing shrines and ancient temples where the fragrance of floral incense marks the way

The region is abode to two iconic valleys - Kathmandu & Pokhara that gift the travellers an unrivalled collection of sacred sites whilst admiring the mighty peaks. Head over to the Kathmandu Valley for a view that will sway your heart and give a refined peace to your soul.  If adventure is something you are seeking then, the laid-back charm of lakeside Pokhara is somewhere you need to be! It is arguably the best paragliding venue on the planet and gateway to the world-famous treks in and around the Annapurna range

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In the realm of tranquillity and warmth, there also resides fierce, thrill and robust wildlife. The dense jungles of Nepal have often been compared to the pages of a Rudyard Kipling book given the fact that they provide some of the best wildlife watching in Asia. Home to world-heritage site Chitwan National Park and also Bardia National Park, the valley is graced with lavish and exotic wildlife and bewildering safaris in its lush grasslands.

Rejoice the birthplace of Lord Buddha at the sacred site of Lumbini

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Useful Information

Geography - landlocked country is bordered by China and India, with the iconic Himalaya running across the northern and western part of the country.Size - 147,516 square kilometres
Local time - GMT +5.45Visa - All visitors require a visa to visit Nepal. More information can be found Click here
Currency - Nepalese Rupee (Notes are in denominations of 1000, 500, 250, 100, 50, 25, 20, 10, 5, 2 and 1)Telephone code - The international direct dialling code for Nepal is +977.
Electricity - Standard voltage is 220-240V. Pack a universal travel adaptor.Language - Nepali is the main language, although English is also widely spoken.
Vaccinations - are not mandatory but WHO recommends several vaccinations for travellers going to Nepal.Smoking - Smoking is prohibited in many public places.
Tourist office  -  www.welcomenepal.com Flying time  -  Turkish Airlines operates direct flight from Europe / USA & can also be connected through connecting flights via India / China / UAE.

The Best time to visit is between October and December as the skies are generally clear and the views spectacular. The weather remains dry until about April.January and February can be very cold, especially at night, but will reward you with incredible panoramas and quieter trekking trails as there are fewer visitors. Late spring is a beautiful time to travel as the rhododendrons burst into bloom.

From May, heat and humidity levels build until the monsoon rains arrive in June and the clouds obscure the glorious mountain views. Nepal celebrates festivals all year, so there is often a local festival or pilgrimage taking place in various regions of the country

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