Why Visit Nepal? Destination Nepal

Reasons Why Visit Nepal?

• Adventures Variation
• Nepal is Inexpensive
• Small Country with 10 World Heritage Sites.
• Exclusive Religious Harmony
• Unique Features
• Very Welcoming and Peace Loving People

1) Adventures.

Nepal has never failed to lure travelers and mountaineers from far and wide with its elegance and ample opportunity to do awe-inspiring activities. From rafting in the lowlands, spotting rhinos and tigers in the wild to climbing the highest mountain in the world what this little country has to offer. Significantly, this Tiny Himalayan Kingdom unlocks the door to every single mountain enthusiast and vacationer with exceptional outdoor activities. Nepal truly claims some of the world’s most popular trekking and climbing destinations.

Be it hiking, trekking, climbing, jungle safari, rafting, hunting, or any other ventures – Nepal is ready to serve anyone with ultimate venture experience. It has been nicknamed the Light of Asia, the birthplace of Buddha, or the land of Brave Gorkhas. Some know it as a country of temples or the country of the world’s highest peak (Everest). Nevertheless, Nepal has always been an exceptional home for travelers globally that motivates anyone with extravagant adventure trips.

2) Nepal is within your means – affordable.

Nepal is an affordable destination for travelers from high and low. It is the ideal destination to escape the daily grind of life's tragedies, while still being affordable. Nepal is a destination that will provide you with an unforgettable and enriching experience. With a variety of outdoor activities, cultural experiences, and spiritual retreats, Nepal is the perfect place to get away from it all.
The country is blessed with a rich cultural heritage and stunning natural beauty, providing travelers with an array of experiences. With its friendly people and unique cuisine, Nepal is a great place to meet new people, immerse yourself in a new culture, and make lasting memories.

Nepal’s affordability is a major plus, making it an attractive destination for budget travelers. Accommodation, food, and transportation are all reasonably priced, making it possible to explore the country without breaking the bank. Furthermore, Nepal offers a variety of activities for all budgets, from budget trekking to luxury spa treatments.

This mystical country (Nepal) has to caliber to cater to anyone at a very reasonable price; it does deliver what it promises. In a major city like Kathmandu and Pokhara, anybody can survive a day for less than $30. Much like Cambodia, Thailand, or Vietnam Nepal stands out among the budgeted travelers and budget-friendly destinations. Besides expensive accommodation and travel options, Nepal provides you with an alternative to going cheap giving you the best rooms and remarkably good food.

Moreover, there are guesthouses and hostels that provide you with accommodation for as little as $5. If you are looking for tours or travel/trekking packages any company can deliver you your requirements as per your financial plan. However, make sure you decide on the right one.

3) 10 World Heritage sites.

Nepal, though a very small country, is home to 10 UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Nonetheless, Kathmandu, the Capital city of Nepal itself is illustrated by seven world Heritages that include –

• The Buddhist Stupas of Boudhanath.
• Where you can find an affectionate harmony between Buddhism and Hinduism, on the hill of Swayambhunath.
• The ancient Hindu temple of Pashupatinath.
• The Oldest Changu-Narayan temple.
• The Durbar Squares of Kathmandu, Patan, and Bhaktapur.

Apart from these the other world heritage sites of Nepal are –

• Lumbini is the birthplace of Lord Buddha.
• Chitwan National Park and
• Sagarmatha National Park (Everest National Park)

Positioned at the foothills of the high Himalayas and vibrant hills, Nepal displays these magical inheritances that can’t be overlooked. These world heritage sites certainly reflect the unique culture, ancient history, and amazing legacies that are preserved with admiration and significance. They reflect the genuine harmony between Hinduism and Buddhism that prospered in Nepal for ages. Furthermore, these monuments reveal Nepal's exceptional culture, traditions, incomparable craftsmanship, and unique architecture.

All these Heritage Sites are a landmark that has so much to do with Nepal’s historical and cultural significance and it justly answers your question as to why visit Nepal.

4) Religious Harmony.

Nepal is the land of multilingual, multiracial, multicultural, and multi-religious societies. However, religious acceptance among the diverse societies in Nepal is marvelous. Everybody has the right to choose or practice a religion of their choice on the contrary living in the same society is united and mutual. Therefore, Nepal can truly be called a model for religious harmony. Though Hinduism dominates the majority yet the Stupas and temples prospering simultaneously in legendary religious sites prove their harmony with one another. In this tiny country besides Hinduism and Buddhism, Islam, Sikhs, Christianity, and many other local communities including the Kirats thrive hand in hand. Nevertheless, all their traditions thrive harmoniously without eccentricity.

5) Unique Culture:

While trekking in Nepal Himalayas you would be surprised to witness the very rich culture that this country sustains. Further, it’s very unique in its features in the entire universe. However, you would see the influence of Tibetan, Mongolian, and Indian culture yet with these mixtures it has evolved with distinctiveness over the years. If truth be told this small country has over 125 ethnic groups and more than 123 languages spoken. In different parts of Nepal, diverse customs and traditions flourish yet the wonderful harmony. This religious harmony is what makes Nepal so exceptional.

Though Nepal is known as the only Hindu Kingdom in the world however, it is charmingly interwoven with Buddhism, Hinduism, Shamanism, and other beliefs. Religious tolerance and mutual harmony are nowhere to be found. In fact, traditionally Nepal has a beautiful intermingling of traditions, festivals, beliefs, and philosophies that blend in together with tranquillity.

However, Trekking in Nepal Himalayas involves a lot of excitement. Come over and witness the real trekking experience. Meet the locals, enjoy our delicacies which are awesome, and ‘FEEL THE DIFFERENCE’.

5) Unique Features

Out of the 14, Nepal has 8 World’s highest mountains including Mount Everest.

This little gorgeous country has 8 out of the 14 highest peaks in the world that are above 8000 m. Especially, some entirely belong to this country itself and some share the border with China or India.

These 8 world’s highest mountains are:

• Mt. Everest: (8,848 m/ 29,028 feet) – World’s Highest mountain.
• Kanchenjunga: (8,586 m/ 28,169 feet) – 3rd Highest in the world “The Five Treasure of the snow”.
• Lhotse: (8,516 m/ 27939 Ft) – 4th Highest in the world “The Wall of Legends”.
• Mt. Makalu: (8,481 m/ 27824 Ft) – 5th Highest in the world “The Gigantic Pyramid”.
• Mt. Cho Oyu: (8,188 m/26,864 Ft.) – 6th Highest in the world “Turquoise Goddess”.
• Dhaulagiri I: (8,167 m/26794 Ft) – 7th Highest in the world “Dazzling White”.
• Mt. Manaslu: (8,156 m/ 26758 Ft) – 8th Highest in the world “Mountain of the Spirit”.
• Annapurna I: (8,091 m/ 26545 Ft) – 10th highest in the world “Goddess of Harvest”

In a span of 100 km, from South to North, anyone can experience a hot tropical climate to bone-chilling Arctic-type weather. Moreover, you can experience altitude variation that ranges from 70 meters to 8848 meters.

Nepal is proud to have:

• Kathmandu is the capital city, it is the Living Cultural Museum in the World.
• Kali-Gandaki is a river older than the Himalayas and it is the “World’s Deepest Gorge”.
• Everest is the World’s Highest Mountain.
• Tilicho Lake in the Annapurna region is the World’s Highest Lake.
• Ghorepani at Annapurna is the world’s largest rhododendron-growing forest.
• Thorong La Pass at the Annapurna circuit trek is The Highest Navigable Pass in the World
• Lumbini, the Birth Place of Lord Buddha
• Lukla the starting point of Everest as the World’s most dangerous airport – ***which in reality is sensational***

Comparatively, over 19% of the total country’s landmass is sheltered under National Parks and Protected Areas in Nepal.

6) Very responsive and peace-loving people

In the midst of modernization and Western influence, prosperous culture still thrives among the Nepalese. Nepali people are very approachable and peace-loving. Though they live under diverse geographical conditions yet they always bore a smile on their face. They always welcome you as special guests with the traditional salutation of “Namaste”, a universal greeting. Interact with the Nepali people who have a tough lifestyle, but despite that, they are very friendly and have a positive outlook towards life, and enjoy every second of their existence.

Even after the disastrous 2015 earthquake and the tragic COVID-19, it is very strange to see the Nepalese being very cheerful and welcoming. Happiness among the people of Nepal masks the sad realities of the country – as we believe in the phrase “we never know what tomorrow brings, today is a good day to be the last – let’s be HAPPY”. Accordingly, we appeal and deliver this message to every Nepal lover around the world to “VISIT NEPAL”.

DESTINATION NEPAL!