Nepal

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Great Opportunity For Traveling to Nepal

Located in the central region of the Great Himalaya range, wedged between the high wall of the Himalaya and the jungles of the Indian plains, Nepal is a land of snow peaks and Sherpas, yaks and yetis, temples and tigers, monasteries and mantras, magic and mystery.From the plains of the Terai to the Roof of the World, passing through the gentle hills where the rice fields rise in stairs, the landscapes are breathtaking.
Unseen Landscapes

Enjoy unseen landscapes

The mighty Himalaya have occupied a special place in the imagination of adventurers and intrepid travellers for generations — nowhere more so than the nation of Nepal. Land of the Sherpa and home of Mount Everest, including eight of the world’s other 10 tallest peaks, Nepal is a country that embodies the allure and romance of these unimaginably vast mountains. The entire country is a trekker’s paradise. Some of the lesser-known regions are far preferable, as they tend to be quieter, more remote, and relatively unvisited by outsiders –- all of which promises a more meaningful connection with local people, a deeper understanding of their communities, and a far greater appreciation of the majestic landscapes and scenery.
Nepal's Cultural Diversity

Cultural Diversity

Many of Nepal’s most interesting and seldom-visited attractions are scattered like pearls around the dense hills of central Nepal. This off-the- beaten-track, 400km-loop route combines the best of the hills and the plains and offers lots of opportunities for great day hikes. The fascinating blend of Indian Hinduism and Tibetan Buddhism is one of Nepal’s great draws. From holy lakes to marigold-laden crossroad shrines, the sacred imbues every aspect of Nepali life.

Experiences

Kalaripayattu

Kathmandu Durbar Square, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is one of three squares within Kathmandu Valley in Nepal. Durbar Square is an important site for Buddhist and Hindu rituals, holy ceremonies, royal events, and kingly coronations.

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aspirational-journeys stupa namche bazaar nepal

stupa namche bazaar nepal

Namche Bazaar (3,500 m) is the staging point for expeditions to Everest and other Himalayan peaks in the area. It has developed into a small, colorful market town selling everything from Tibetan artifacts to trekking, climbing equipment and everything you might need during your trip.

Chinese Buddhist Monastery Nepal

This elegant monastery is one of the most impressive structures at Lumbini. Reached through a gateway flanked by dogs of Fo, the elegant pagoda-style monastery looks like a small Forbidden City. Its perfectly manicured internal courtyard is an oasis of peace.

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Visit in Bhaktapur nepal

Bhaktapur’s potters and handicraft industries are also known nationwide. Due to its well preserved medieval nature, UNESCO inscribed Bhaktapur as a World Heritage Site since 1979.

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aspirational-journeys Annapurna at Poon Hill in Nepal.

Annapurna at Poon Hill in Nepal.

Poon Hill One of Nepal’s Most Famous View Points kimkim Poon Hill is among Nepal’s most popular view points. Most trekkers hike to Poon Hill from the village of Ghorepani in the early morning to see sunrise. The views on Annapurna and Dhaulagiri are spectacular and well worth the hour-long early morning climb along stone stairs through rhododendron forest.

Everest Base Camp nepal

Everest Base Camp is either one of two base camps on either side of Mount Everest. South Base Camp is located in Nepal at an altitude of 5,364m and North Base Camp is at 5,5150m in Tibet. These camps are primarily used by mountaineers to ascend and descend the World’s highest mountain.

aspirational-journeys Everest Base Camp nepal