Everest Base Camp is undoubtedly the most popular trek in Nepal, and possibly world too. Reaching the base camp of the highest peak and have a 360-degree panoramic
The Annapurna region is the most versatile trekking region in Nepal. From tallest peaks to deepest gorges to highest lakes, the region has it all. It also houses
With the monsoon at its end, the time of celebrations is here now. Dashain is unarguably the biggest of all festival in Nepal. Celebrated on the months of September or
Everyone knows about the seven UNESCO-listed World Heritage Sites. Kathmandu has the highest density of world heritage sites in the world, with all these landmarks situated within a
Nepal is the birthplace of Gautam Buddha and Buddhism. Lord Buddha was born in the Shakya Kingdom of the Kapilvastu which now falls in the Rupandehi district in
The peak tourist seasons in Nepal are autumn (September-November) and spring (March and May). During these times, the skies are clearer, the weather is warmer, and the conditions are at
Bhaktapur Durbar Square The Bhaktapur Durbar Square, guarded by tow stone craved large lions in the entrance is a sprawling fusion of temples, homes, coffee shops, and restaurants.
Nepal, Tibet, and Bhutan are three lands that are often mistaken for each other, mainly because of their close proximity. While Tibet shares borders with both of these
Nepal, Bhutan, and Tibet bear some uncanny similarities. For instance, all three of them are landlocked, boast of majestic Himalayans, and are home to world’s devoted Buddhist population.
Nepal, Tibet, and Bhutan – these three names may conjure very similar and undistinguishable visuals for someone who is not familiar with the Asian history and geography. Althoughthere
