Nepal

Hiking, climbing, and rafting in picturesque landscapes are just three things Nepal is famous for. As a country in the Himalayas, Nepal is famous for the amazing Nepalese hiking trails. One trip is not enough to know everything about the Himalayan country. From adrenaline-pumping activities like mountain climbing, kayaking, and paragliding, to leisurely strolls through medieval temples and hidden palaces, Nepal offers experiences more unforgettable than a single visit. Add this to all the places around the capital you can visit on a day trip, making it a world-class tourist destination, even if it is the only city in Nepal, you have a chance to visit. More than two million people call Nepal home to the compact capital, which may make some tourists wonder if there are other natural attractions in Kathmandu to visit besides buying marigolds at the local market. While the capital has a lot to do, from culture to food to nature, the city is just a stopover for too many tourists heading to Nepal. Kathmandu only gives an idea of what the country has to offer when it comes to tourism; makes visitors crave more exploration. The sheer number of things to do in Kathmandu makes its capital city as worthy of a visit as the Himalayas, Pokhara's smallest (and favourite) city, and any other famous place in Nepal. Yes, they are both beautiful... but besides the Himalayas and Kathmandu, there are many other wonderful places in Nepal that are worth visiting. While the Himalayas are the main attraction in the east, in western Nepal you will find a plethora of other sights and places of interest. If you like trekking, this is one of the best places to visit in Nepal. The Annapurna region has many trails (and local guides) to help you find the most amazing spots. Whether you want to sketch out your wish list for a hike to Everest Base Camp or the Annapurna Reserve, explore the mysterious wild horse region near the Tibetan border, hike the lower elevations of the Khumbu region, or explore Kathmandu, Pokhara, Wang National Park and the fertile lowland valleys of Nepal, you will find something for yourself. Some of the best places to visit outside the popular city of Kathmandu are Chitwan National Park and the coastal town of Pokhara, a popular trekking destination. Other cultural attractions worth visiting in Kathmandu include Pashupatinath Temple, Nepal's most famous Hindu temple, where pilgrims bathe on the banks of the Bagmati River and perform cremation ceremonies on the waterfront, and the hilltop Buddhist stupa, Swaimbhunath, where you will Discover many cheeky monkeys and stunning views of the valley. Buddhist and Hindu temples, pagodas and monasteries can be found throughout Nepal's metropolitan area, offering a glimpse into Nepal's fascinating history and rich spiritual culture. Most of Nepal's major religious and cultural attractions are in the Kathmandu Valley, one of the best places to learn about Nepal's diverse and ancient history. Many of Nepal's most important sacred sites are in the capital, which is not surprising since it is the most populous city in Nepal. Kathmandu has many places to visit such as Durbar Square (a temple built in the 12th century), Boudhanath Stupa (a World Heritage Site) and Pashupatinath Temple (the most important Hindu temple in the country, located on the banks of the Kathmandu River) Bagmati River). Kathmandu's ancient culture and traditional architecture mean the city is home to no less than seven World Heritage Sites, while beautiful Nepal is known for its picturesque monasteries and the Buddha's birthplace, Lumbini. Chitwan National Park, one of the main attractions of Nepal, is located southwest of Kathmandu and is the largest and oldest national park in Nepal. Another UNESCO World Heritage Site in Nepal, Chitwan National Park is home to grasslands, swamps, forests, and wildlife including one-horned rhinoceros, over five hundred species of birds, wild elephants, leopards, bear sloths and the majestic Bengal tiger that I just fell in love with. . . A visit to Chitwan National Park, near Nepal's border with India, can include spotting one-horned rhinos, royal Bengal tigers, Asian elephants, and dozens of exotic bird species on a walking safari through the park. The various Chitwan and Bardia National Parks include tropical jungles and low-lying grasslands, while beautiful Nepal is home to a rich variety of wildlife. In remote national parks, you can see the Bengal tiger, the rare snow leopard, the one-horned rhinoceros, and the Himalayan black bear.