Destination Nepal

Destination Nepal.

Nepal has monuments and rich, varied culture. Nepal, known as the land of gods and goddesses, is the homeland of 3 million deities. It is vibrant for traditions, cultural heritage, and arts and crafts. Nepal is a land of vast culture and rich natural heritage. It is a country that has such a vast treasure of culture, religion, and people with great hospitality. Thus, Nepal is the only Hindu Kingdom in the world. As the birthplace of Buddha, and also the home of Buddhism. So Mixing these two greatest religions boasts of peace and harmony for all the people in the world. Nepal is rich in natural biodiversity and is home to the Himalayas, a massive mountain in the world.

Mt. Everest, the world’s highest peak, lies in Nepal. Moreover, the greatest attraction of this tiny kingdom is its people. The Nepalese people knew all over the world for their bravery and kind hospitality. We also see it as the greatest empire in the world in the Himalayas. Exploring the Nepal Tour is heavenly beauty on its own; so many travellers are walking around. The country has the highest mountain in the world. It offers a wide range of adventure trekking and luxury package tours from low altitude to high altitude (6,000 m).

Nepal has a variety of different trekking areas. And every part has the most popular trekking routes, including Everest, Annapurna, Langtang and Manaslu. There are also some popular “of the beaten trek,” which are more remote and less crowded. The geographical location of the land between the two major countries of northern China (Tibet) and southern India. Nepal has an ambiguous history compared to other countries. For instance, is only one country that never has been under any foreign rule.

The southern part terrain is diverse; the topography of Nepal is rather simple. It is separated into six large geographical regions, from south to north and northwest to the southeast. Mahabharat ranges middle hills of about 3,000 m divided into a series of endless steep ridges formed by small rivers. It is, in fact, a region of low mountains below 2,000 m, cut by significant valleys. The low-range hills with a maximum height of (2,000 m) where the forests are thriving. Mountain regions are dominated by high altitudes where the prominent 10 peaks were over (8,000 m) and 250 (7,000 m) peaks. However, low mountain valleys are about (6,000 m) and this high wall is not impassable. This area, known as the Trans-Himalayas, is a dry barren landscape similar to the Tibetan high plateau. It’s not ruled by monsoons.