Nepal is a heaven on earth with thousands of places to visit. Best nature work, rich in culture and traditional places full of history. From the top of the world mount Everest we can unravel adventures going down to plain terai and its subtropical forests with beautiful endangered species you will have much of your timeless here in Nepal .

Mountains of Nepal

There are 8 mountain peaks above 8000 metres as a cap of Nepal’s head. We, Nepalese people, wear them as our pride. Bordering our country with white peaks conquering those mountains is full of adventure and life experience or achievement. Coming down to the hilly region slightly to the lower altitude, green hills are a sight you don't want to leave. The villages there are still wrapping their tradition and culture. Their festivals, beliefs and foods are something different from modernization and a great opportunity to experience true Nepal. People still give priority to their local language,food and culture. Staying with them and being a part of their culture is something you should experience. You can even conquer mountains like Everest, Annapurna, Manaslu. Trekking to base camp only can be a great adventure and you can experience the true nature of Nepal.

Manang and Mustang

Mustang and Manang, two districts in the north bordering China, remain untouched, in my opinion. The landscapes, views, and people are all amazing. The best time to visit is when the apples are being harvested or the buckwheat (phapar) is in bloom. You must try the local wines made from a special grain known as "uwa." Uwa is a grain similar to barley, and the drink is best prepared in the winter by combining it with hot ghee and other ingredients called "Jhawai Khatte". Another unique beverage is apple brandy, which is made from apples grown in Mustang. It's one of the best brandies you'll ever try. Also try it with some dried yak meat.

Kathmandu Valley

Kathmandu is a beautiful city with a touch of modernization, but exploring the Newa community with their festival culture and dance will expose you to a different, but equally beautiful, side of the Kathmandu valley. The three major jatras celebrated in the Kathmandu valley are Indra jatra in Kathmandu, Biska jatra in Lalitpur, and Gai jatra in Bhaktapur, where we can see huge 'Rath yatra",music, crowds, gods and everything. During Indrajatra in Kathmandu, the living goddess Kumari can also be seen. Swayambhunath and Boudhanath are two majestic stupas you don't want to miss in Kathmandu. Beside those Changunarayan temple, one of the oldest temple of Nepal, Kritipur with its different culture and food and newar community there is some different experience. Boudhanath, a spectacular stupa in mandala shape, is also a world heritage site, as is nearby Swayambhunath. Pashupatinath Temple, Nepal's holiest and oldest temple, is also a masterpiece of architecture and a world heritage site.

National Parks of Nepal

The Terai's two national parks, Bardia National Park and Chitwan National Park, are famous for a variety of animals, birds, and reptiles, but the great One-horned Rhino and Royal Bengal Tiger are the main draws. You can book a jungle safari in National Park to track those animals and maybe even spot a tiger. A rhino is frequently seen here, but you may also get a chance to see a tiger. Some national parks in himalaya region, Shey Phoskundo and Rara are as beautiful as heaven and Shivapuri National park bordering Kathmandu is near and beautiful place for short hikes and starting point of many famous trekking routes.

Trekking in Nepal

Nepal also has some incredible and well-known trekking routes. Easy trails around Annapurna range allow you to walk to the base camps of various mountains. The Annapurna Circuit Trek is one of the most famous and beautiful walking routes in the world. Other popular trekking destinations in Nepal include Gosaikunda Lake, Panch Pokhari, Everest Base Camp, Gokyo Valley, Tsho Rolpa, and Kapuche Glacier Lake.You can also visit Rara Lake and Shey Phoskundo, which are two pieces of heaven in Nepal. Many people all over the world visit Nepal because of these trekking routes available here. To escape from the busy world let's make time to experience untouched nature away from hustle. The Annapurna Base Camp Trek (ABC) is an incredible journey through a diverse landscape and culture, complete with rich mountain scenery, paddy rice fields, delightful Gurung villages, and a diverse range of wildlife and plants. Mt. Annapurna (8091m) in Nepal is the world's 10th highest mountain, and the trek to its base camp (4130m/13549ft) is one of the most popular walks on the planet. Furthermore, the Annapurna Base Camp trekking package is a popular choice among a wide range of outdoor people. Trekking to Everest base camp is another popular trekking route in the world, as well as a chance to gaze upon the world's highest mountain. The route is densely forested and wildlife-filled, with rivers and bridges to cross and a great height to climb. It is also full of adventure and natural beauty.

Rara Lake

Rara Lake is the largest freshwater lake in the Himalayas, located in the districts of Mugu and Jumla. This lake has crystal clear water, and getting there is an adventure in itself. In the far west of the country, at an elevation of about 3000 metres. We can reach Rara Lake by trekking through the beautiful Juniper forest. It is so beautiful that many local and international tourists make it a top priority to visit.The area of lake’s diverse wildlife population includes the endangered red panda, musk deer, Himalayan black bear, leopard, jackal, Himalayan tahr, Yellow-throated marten, wild dog, wild boar, common langur, rhesus macaque, and common otter. During the winter, the park is overflowing with bird species such as coots, great-crested gulls, black-necked gulls, red crested pochards, canada geese, common teals, mergansers, and gulls. During certain seasons, migratory birds can also be seen.

Pokhara

Pokhara is a lovely city in the Kaski district, about 200 kilometres from Kathmandu and a half-hour easy flight away. This city is especially famous for its beautiful lakes: Fewa lake, Begnas lake, and Rupa lake, and among them Fewa lake has a beautiful and happening city surrounded by lots of hotels, restaurants, bars, and clubs best to enjoy holidays and primarily as a place to end your trip as most of Nepal's amazing destinations pass through Pokhara. The magnificent view of the Annapurna mountain range and the shadow of mountain Machapuchare in Fewa lake add to the beauty of this city. All clean and well-kept, with well-managed traffic and a plethora of restaurants serving delectable cuisine, it is no less than a modern city in the midst of beautiful nature. Temple Tal Barahi is a temple in the middle of Fewa Lake that we must reach by boat, which is also an incredible experience. We can also do Bungee jumping in Kushma, which is not far from Pokhara. It is also a once-in-a-lifetime chance to experience the thrill of extreme adventure. We can also go paragliding from the hills of Sarangkot over Fewa Lake, with a 360-degree view of Pokhara.

Trekking to Langtang region

We can walk to Langtang Valley from a height of about 4000 metres. Trekking there is an incredible experience. It is also regarded as one of the easiest trekking routes, with numerous wonderful monasteries along the way, small rivers, and beautiful vegetation, as well as numerous rare animals and birds. Rhododendron and bamboo forests coexist with thundering waterfalls and breathtaking views of snow-capped mountains. The trail ascends to 4,000 metres, and if you want to go higher, you won't want to miss seeing the sunrise from the Tserko Ri at 5,000 metres.

Shey-Phoksundo National park

There is a wonderful National Park in the northwest corner of Nepal that is mostly unpopular due to difficult trials and hardships in getting there, but they say the way to heaven is not easy. This park and Shey phoksundo lake, which has a river with turquoise colour water flowing through it, are magical places. If you enjoy adventure and nature, this will be an unforgettable experience. Shey Phoksundo National Park offers a variety of breathtaking landscapes. The park's elevations range from 2,130m in Ankhe to 6,883m at the summit of Kanjiroba Himal. Much of the park is located to the north of the Himalayan crest. Phoksundo Lake, Nepal's deepest and second largest lake. The highest waterfall in the country is located near the lake's outlet. The park's major rivers are the Khung, Nmajung, and Panjang, as well as the Suligad and Jugdual Rivers, which are major tributaries of the Thuli Bheri River, and the Langu River, which drains the high dolpo plateau to the east and flows westward. The magnificent turquoise colour of Phoksundo Lake, as well as the spectacular scenery, clearly place it among the most scenic mountain parks.

Rafting in Trishuli River

Rafting is also popular in Nepal, particularly on the Trishuli and Bhotekoshi rivers. There are numerous resorts that offer both lodging and rafting services. Rafting is done in two seasons: white water rafting in less current of water and black water rafting in higher current of water flow and is more adventurous. Our mountains, rivers, and everything in between provide a wealth of limitless world-class opportunities for great river rafting, kayaking, climbing, mountaineering, biking, hiking, and Nepal's ever-popular trekking adventures. Nepal has something for everyone. Rafting could be your next adventure, and hours of rafting with an experienced guide who rafts with us teaches us everything we need to know about rafting and safety precautions. We are given a paddle, helmet, and life jacket. where a kayak is on the lookout for rescue and our guide is well-prepared with plenty of safety equipment.