Spread over 968 square kilometers, Bardiya National Park is the biggest in the Terai region of Nepal. It is a magnificent, unscathed wilderness of grassland, Sal forests, and alluvial washes dissected by Karnali River in many parts. It is also described as what Chitwan National Park was 30 years ago. The park grieved greatly during […]
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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. Although these regions have their own distinguished history and culture, the primary reason travelers knit plans to travel here is the mountains. That is another common factor
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Nepal cultural landscape is every bit as diverse as its physical one. – Shafik Meghji, co-author of The Rough Guide to Nepal After a series of devastating earthquakes and aftershocks, Nepal’s tourist industry is on the rise again. Though hundreds of thousands have been left homeless, and daily life is not fully back to normal, the
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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 are major parallels like close geographical proximity and widespread reach of Buddhism, these three regions are worlds apart and have their own set of uniqueness and experiences
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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 view of the mountains is not just an adventurer’s dream but also of every other nature lover. However, it is not possible for everyone to trek to
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In May 2018, the legislature of Nepal reported the dispatch of Visit Nepal battle 3.0 in 2020 AD with the intend to pulling in 2 million remote vacationers. The last two crusades were held in the years 1998 and 2011 with monstrous achievement. In any case, Nepal has dependably been a leader among world’s top
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Lumbini, located in the Rupandehi district of Southern Nepal, is the historic birthplace of Lord Gautam Buddha. He was born as an heir to the throne to King Sudhodhana and Queen Maya Devi during the fifth century. Today, the main site is known as Lumbini Development Zone and is sealed in by a perimeter fence.
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Everest Base Camp is a fantasy goal for any mountain darling. Be that as it may, trekking extended periods through off-the-beaten course for a few days isn’t’s some tea. Everest Heli Tour makes it conceivable to achieve this precipitous heaven in a little more than 30 minutes. On the off chance that you are examining
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The northern part of Kathmandu soars to the sprawling dense forests of Shivapuri Nagarjun National Park. The region was upgraded to a national park status in 2002 in order to protect the Kathmandu Valley’s main water source, as well as 177 stunning species of birds and a variety of rare orchids. This region is also
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Tourist numbers to Nepal plummeted by 85 per cent after the devastating earthquakes, but the country is once more open for business and safe to visit….National Geographic picks Nepal for visits The National Geographic Traveller has released its ‘Cool List’ for 2016 and Nepal is among them. Popular travel publication has placed Nepal in the
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