Trekking in Nepal

Nepal is land – locked country bordering with the Tibet Autonomous Region of the People’s Republic of China in the north and surrounded by India in the east, south and west.

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Nepal is one of the most fascinating Countries in the world, situated between India and the Tibet autonomous region of China. You must visit Nepal to enjoy her natural beauty, rich cultural heritage, towering Pagodas, spectacular Himalayan Ranges with world's highest Peaks and much more. Travel Nepal to reward yourself by the numerous possibilities to explore Nepal taking Nepal tours, trekking in Nepal, trekking peak climbing and mountaineering expeditions in Nepal and whitewater rafting in Nepal. Birding in Nepal, wildlife safari tours in Chitwan; Bardia and other areas in Nepal and floral tours are some of the other major attractions that allure travelers to Nepal.

Nepal’s natural beauty, rich cultural heritage, towering Pagodas, spectacular Himalayan Ranges with world's highest Peaks and much more allure travellers with broad spectrum of interests to visit Nepal. It is a country of ethnic and topographical diversities, rich Flora and Fauna adorned with exceptional Architecture unmatched by any other country in the world. The World's highest Mountains lure you for unlimited possibilities of Trekking, Mountaineering and exploring the vast Flora and Fauna whereas the terai low lands represent one of the best wildlife safari destinations in the world with elephants, rhinoceros, tigers, bears and many other wildlife that densely inhabit them. Imagine one can see the snow capped Himalaya Peaks of 8000 meters while riding on an Elephant in the sub-tropical Jungle of a National Park. More than 900 species of Birds; More than 600 species of Butterflies; 600 Indigenous Plant Families; More than 350 species of Exotic Orchids; More than 600 Rivers and TWELVE OF THE TOP TEN snow-capped mountains over 8000 meters in the world, including Mount Everest are in Nepal. Out of thirty-one snow-crowned mountain peaks over 7600 meters, Twenty-two lie in Nepal!