Kathmandu is home to myriad of cultures, histories, and traditions that are beautifully entwined to each other. Since the ancient times, it was the melting point of cultures incoming from its two great neighboring countries – India and China. During the medieval times, it was divided into three illustrious kingdoms that continuously tried to outdo […]
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Bhaktapur Durbar Square – City Sights 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. with its inhabitants going about their daily life. The Potter’s square is worth spending extra time at, to see and feel the passions of
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Embarking on an Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour is an exciting and memorable adventure. Here are some important things to know in advance to ensure you have a safe and enjoyable experience: Weather and Season: The best time for the Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour is during the spring (March to May) and autumn (September
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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 countries, Nepal and Bhutan are only separated by the Indian state of Sikkim. All three of these lands have been largely isolated from the outside world for
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In Nepal, the peak tourist seasons are spring and autumn. Although there are parts in the mountainous region of Nepal that are accessible throughout the year, the surroundings are most suitable and favorable during these two seasons. Tens of thousands of travelers from around the world fly into Nepal during spring and autumn for experiences
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Next Great Adventure- Eastern Bhutan Tour The last remaining Himalayan Buddhist kingdom, Bhutan is distant by most standards. Flying in requires a plane nimble enough to navigate around mountain peaks and land in Paro Valley, the main tourist hub, where the number of hotels has tripled over the past decade as the once isolated country
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