Nepal is one of the most visited Himalayan destinations, witnessing a huge footfall of global tourists throughout the year. The first declared Hindu nation houses the highest peak on the planet, the Majestic Mt. Everest. People are very genial and harmonious here, welcoming you with smiling faces. Nepal is blessed with unmatched natural beauty, which is unmissable. Besides having natural wonders, the country houses numerous religious and cultural hubs, including BoudhanathStupa, Swayambhunath, Phewa Tal, Sarangkot, Peace Temple, Pashupatinath Temple, and more.
By Air : Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu is a well-connected airport to reach Nepal.
By Rail : Nepal has many railway heads in the country – Inarwa, Khajuri, Mahinathpur, Sahib Sarojnagar, Baidehi, DeuriParbaha, JanakpurDham, etc. However, one can reach Nepal from Sunauli in Uttar Pradesh, via Gorakhpur by train from Delhi.
By Road : You can take a bus or book a car from Siliguri to reach Nepal. NH 327B leads you to Panitanki-Kakarbhitta border.
Summer : The duration between March to May offers the summer season in Nepal. The average temperature ranges between 27°C to 18°C.
Monsoon : The period between June to Spetember marks the monsoon in Nepal with an average temperature ranges between 19°C to 27°C.
Winter : October marks the onset of winter and lasts until November. The average temperature remains 7°C to 22°C during winter season.
Kathmandu is an enchanting destination for travel enthusiast from the world. The city attracts people with its natural aura and mystical charm. People flock around the corners of the mountain city in search of the spiritual peace. Kathmandu has a lot to offer for all visitors. Pashupatinath temple, Durbar Square's palace, Hanuman Dhoka, and Kasthamandap are some of the most popular places in Kathmandu.
Img Credit : Vyacheslav Argenberg on wikimedia Phewa Tal is a pristine lake in Nepal, located 209 km north-west of Kathmandu. The lake offers the scope to indulge in a scenic affair amidst a snow-capped background. The Phewa Lake is located in the Pokhara Valley region in Nepal; Phewa is the second-largest freshwater lake in the mountain country. The lake is fed a river stream, offering heavenly setting for adventure lovers and photographers.
Img Credit : Gaurav Dhwaj Khadka on wikimedia The Pashupatinath Temple in Kathmandu is dedicated to Lord Shiva. This temple is a religious hotspot in Nepal, receiving a vast number of devotees throughout the year. Millions of pilgrims visit Nepal with a wish to visit this Hindu shrine. The natural background of the temple is also very charming, making it a popular destination.
Img Credit : Lesley Junlakan on wikimedia Sagarmatha National Park is a popular destination for adventure enthusiasts. With snow-capped Himalayan ranges, pristine glaciers, and picturesque valleys, the national park is quite exquisitely popular among tourists. Meticulously preserved natural heritage and the natural beauty of this place were recognized in 1979 by UNESCO as a world heritage site.
Boudhanath Stupa is one of the biggest Stupa structures in the world. It is recognized by UNESCO as a world heritage site. The Boudhanath Stupa is located in Kathmandu, the capital city of Nepal, a significant religious shrine of the Buddhist people. The Stupa is placed on the old trade route connecting Kathmandu with Tibet region.
Img Credit : Vyacheslav Argenberg on wikimedia The Swayambhu Stupa is one of the most revered Buddhist shrines in Nepal. This Buddhist religious site is the oldest of its kind in the country. According to popular belief, King Manadeva built the Stupa, which gradually became a major hub of Buddhism. Swayambhu Stupa has served as the symbol of faith and harmony for centuries. This religious shrine has a specialty – it houses many Hindu deities along with Buddhist deities.
