Why do many tourists want to visit Nepal?​

Nepal is a country of contrasts. Spectacular natural riches combine with a vibrant culture and sense of history. Home to ten of the world's 14 highest mountains, the country offers a magnificent setting for hiking and mountaineering, as well as some of the world's best white water rafting.

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Why Visit?

Nepalis a country of contrasts. Spectacular natural riches combine with a vibrant culture and sense of history. Home to ten of the world’s 14 highest mountains, the country offers a magnificent setting for hiking and mountaineering, as well as some of the world’s best white water rafting.

With its vast range of altitudes, Nepal is also home to an incredible variety of plant and animal species, including more than 300 species of orchid. With over 800 bird varieties, it accounts for almost 10% of the world’s avian species.

The diverse national parks of Chitwan and Bardia encompass lowland tropical jungles and grasslands and Nepal shelters a rich variety of wildlife.The Bengal tiger, rare snow leopard, one-horned rhino and the Himalayan black bear can be seen in the remote national parks.

The ancient culture and traditional architecture of Kathmandu means that the city boasts no less than seven World Heritage Sites, while Nepal is famous for its scenic monasteries as well as being home to Lumbini, the birthplace of the Lord Buddha.

A wide variety of accommodation can be found, however, what we recommend and use are the award-winning property mostly in the five-star category. It is strongly recommended that you reserve all your accommodation as far in advance as possible, especially if you want to travel during their festival period.

Nepal is a wonderful, family-friendly destination, offering a range of activities for children such as tailored wildlife safaris, rafting, nature hikes and cultural excursions.

Climate

Spring (March to May) Large number of tourists, and one of the best times to visit

Summer (June-August) Average temperature of 28 C but hilly areas experience much higher temperatures

Monsoon Season (June to September) 2,500 millimetres of rain every year, creates a lush green landscape

Autumn (September to November) Weather is pleasant, not really affected by the cold

Winter (December to February) Temperature reaches almost freezing point, and hilly regions experience heavy snowfall

Spring and Autumn offer the ideal time to visit the country

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