Nepal

Mount Everest

Nepal is a nation in the Himalayan mountains and covers an area of 147,181 sq. km. It is home to Mount Everest, the world's tallest peak; Lumbini, the birthplace of Gautama Buddha; Pashupatinath, a popular Hindu holy site as well as other famous religious sites.

A land of diversity and adventure, Nepal is a land of mountains and valleys, lush forests, snow-capped peaks, turquoise lakes, and bustling cities. There is a sense of timelessness to the country's captivating landscape. From the fertile valleys of central Nepal to the terraced rice paddies of Bahundanda — situated on the South Asian continent — you'll find yourself surrounded by stunning mountain ranges and stunning views. Indeed, some of Asia's most prominent mountain peaks can be found here, including Cho-Oyu (8201 meters above sea level), Annapurna (8064 meters), and Everest (8586 meters).

We've picked some of the best spots in Nepal. If you’re feeling adventurous and want to go off the beaten path, climbing mountains, trekking, or participating in cultural activities -- all at minimal cost -- then this trip might be for you. If you prefer more down-to-earth adventures, there's plenty of that too!

Temperate grasslands

Nepal is the most populous country in South Asia and the nation with the highest elevation of any country in the world. The nation encompasses various natural habitats ranging from subtropical forests in the foothills of the Himalayas to sub-alpine shrublands in the Himalayan range, including an extensive variety of temperate grasslands, and high-altitude alpine meadows.

Nepal is a beautiful land of wonder and mystery. It provides visitors with a glimpse into the past, presents an opportunity to experience the beauty of nature at its best, and offers tourists access to some of Asia’s most breathtaking religious sites.

Lush valleys 

In Nepal, you’ll be dazzled by the dizzying color of a rainbow-hued Himalayan mountain range, which boasts some of the highest points in the world including Annapurna and Everest. You’ll enjoy a picture-perfect view from the air in a turbo-prop aircraft that flies you over the lush valleys and diverse wildlife.

Buddha

Welcome to the land of the Buddha! Nepal offers a breathtaking diversity of landscapes and cultures; from mountains, lakes, rivers, temples, and deserts. Our friendly, stylish local guide will meet you in Kathmandu with your personal luggage and trolley, and they will show you around in a comfortable private vehicle. Your driver has been carefully selected by our team to ensure that he is the best possible fit for you.

Mountain range

The Himalayas is a large mountain range that spans from Tibet in China to the northern regions of India. The highest point on earth is situated in Nepal, at 8,848 meters inside the borders of Tibet. It's the sixth highest of all countries, but it's also the only nation in the world where this mountain chain runs through its entire territory. Nepal is also known as a magical place that celebrates festivals like Janiya, Pouch, and Dashawn.

One of the finest countries in Asia, Nepal is home to a spectacular landscape of incredible beauty and diverse cultures. An exotic destination with natural wonders and ancient traditions, this South Asian paradise is one you won't want to miss

Nepal is quite an exotic country that has more than one thousand years of history. The people are hard-working and they have a lot of stories to tell.

South Asia

Nepal is a landlocked country in South Asia. Administratively, it is divided into seven provinces: Terai, Mountain, Dhaulagiri, and Annapurna ranges; Lumbini, Mahakali, Narayani, and Karnali basins; and Rolpa, Rapti,, and Seti river basins. It has the highest elevation in South Asia (Dhaulagiri). That makes it an adventure destination for those who seek a breathtaking panorama at high altitudes.

Nepal is a country located in South Asia. The area of Nepal is situated between the northern plains and the inner Himalayan mountains. In that region, you can find wildlife like rhinos and tigers. The national population is most likely composed of Hindus, Buddhists, Muslims, Christians, and Biharis.