Nepal Guide

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Nepal’s geographical landscape is, arguably perhaps, a heavenly gift from the Gods.

Its unmatched scenic beauty in all its diverse settings can be construed as one of the best in the world.

Perched high up in the Himalayas between China and India, it has essentially been able to cling on to its independent and medieval characteristics.

Nepal’s History still lives in its natural geography and this is displayed throughout the whole spectrum in the lives of its people in everyday life.

Right from the mammoth challenges that come with ascending Mt. Everest, the go-wild safaris in the steaming plains of the eastern regions of the country, the thrills of gushing, milky whitewater rafting, hiking through lush green pastures and deep forests or just meditating on its colorful ancient cultures.

Nepal possesses every bit of it, virtually; where each venture comes into its own, giving you a heady mix of some of the best holidays conceivable on earth.

Its exotic cuisines are as diverse as its landscapes, ranging from beaten millet or maize with the gravy of tender lamb to the staple diet of rice, lentils topped with organic vegetables to some of the most delectable western and European dishes on earth gives Nepal uniqueness hardly found anywhere else on earth.

Ever since the country opened its forbidden territories to visitors in the early fifties, Nepal has become the crux in destinations for high and wild adventure that attracts backpackers from almost every corner of the planet.

Within the borders of this small Himalayan state stand 8 of the world’s highest peaks including Mt. Everest and most of the best trekking routes discovered ever in the world.