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Nepal is a place full of friendly, welcoming people as well as beautiful architecture. The presence of the world’s tallest mountain – Mount Everest – has made Nepal something of an extreme sports haven. The stunning surroundings of the Himalayas make for quite a backdrop for all your adventures in Nepal.
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From the soaring ice-capped peaks that pierce the heavens to the verdant rhododendron-cloaked foothills, every vista in Nepal seems plucked from the pages of legend. For adventure seekers and outdoor enthusiasts, Nepal offers boundless opportunities to embrace its jaw-dropping scenery through adrenaline-stoked pursuits. Ascend iconic trekking routes like the Annapurna Circuit and Everest Base Camp, go white water rafting down frothing glacial rivers, or take to the Himalayan skies on a panoramic flightseeing tour.
Wander the centuries-old city squares of Kathmandu, where Hindu temples adorned with countless gods and Buddhist stupas coexist harmoniously. Attend sacred rituals and festivals rich in symbolism, from the Bisket Jatra chariot festival to elderly kora pilgrimages around holy mountains. Delight in Nepal’s renowned hospitality and artistic legacy through village craft workshops and homestays.
While Nepal may conjure visions of rustic mountain adventures, discerning luxury awaits those who venture here. Unwind at lavish wellness resorts tucked into Himalayan vales or centuries-old converted palace properties dripping in regal splendor. From haute Newari and Tibetan-inspired cuisine to traditional Nepalese wellness treatments, every experience taps into the sacred essence of this mystical land.
No matter if you crave an active odyssey or spiritual transformation, Nepal’s combination of breathtaking scenery and ancient mysticism will leave you utterly spellbound.
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The perfect destination for those who are seeking a true authentic experience. The neverending list of adventurous journeys to embark on make it a wonderful country to discover if you love exploring new places.
There is, of course, the iconic Annapurna Circuit Trek, or venture on a trek to the Everest Base camp. Head to Kathmandu to experience the beautiful temples, draped in colourful prayer flags and the Hanuman Dhoka which is Kathmandu’s Royal Palace.
Head to Lumbini to see the Maya Devi Temple which sits on the site of the Buddha’s birth. When visiting, you must remove your shoes at the gate as a sign of respect.
For those seeking a wildlife experience, then head to the Chitwan National Park where you will find herds of elephants roaming the park along with other animals including leopards and sloth bears.
Nepal stands out in South Asia for its progressive stance on LGBTQ+ rights. The country decriminalized homosexuality in 2007 and has made significant strides towards equality and protection for the LGBTQ+ community. The Supreme Court of Nepal recognized the rights of third-gender individuals in 2007, allowing them legal recognition.
Efforts are ongoing to include same-sex marriage and broader anti-discrimination laws. Despite these legal advancements, societal acceptance remains mixed, and LGBTQ+ individuals often face discrimination and stigma. Nonetheless, Nepal’s legal framework serves as a beacon of hope for LGBTQ+ rights in the region, with active advocacy groups pushing for further reforms and greater social acceptance.
A trip to Kathmandu is a must. If you like learning about new cultures then Kathmandu is the perfect place with its unique Buddhist temples. If you can’t wait to get stuck into something adventurous then Kathmandu is famous for having an excellent white water rafting experience.
Chitwan National Park has a specific part of the park dedicated to elephant breeding. This centre is around 3km west of Sauraha. Get up close to these majestic animals and watch the fascinating interaction between the mothers and their babies.
Quite a few people make it to Everest Base camp, but climbing the tallest mountain in the world is really a task for those who have been in serious training and are mentally and physically unbreakable! With oxygen levels at almost 40% less than what they are at sea-level, this climb is extreme. We wouldn’t recommend it!
Getting to Kathmandu usually means a stopover, either in the Middle East or Asia.
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