Nepal at a glance

Nepal Travel Information: Nepal is a combination of ancient history, vibrant cultures, and scenic splendor. Located between China and India, Nepal's main geographical features include snow-capped peaks, lower mountains, hills and lush Terai plains of tropical jungles.
Nearly one- third of the total length of the Himalayas and 8 of the world's 14 highest peaks are in Nepal. The landlocked country covers an area of 147,181 sq. kilometers ranging from 70 meters to the highest point at 8848 meters above sea level. Nepal's popularity as a tourist destination has increased greatly over the years.

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History & Geography - Nepal

According to myth, once upon a time, the Kathmandu Valley was a great lake in the middle of which a brilliant flame burned from a lotus flower. Manjushri, a Buddhist from China, smote the lake with a magical sword and the water was drained from it. It is said that Swayambhu appeared in the flame when the Valley was formed. But according to the Hindu religion, Krishna created the valley, hurling a thunderbolt at the lake to create the Chorbar gorge.

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People, Religion & Culture - Nepal

Nepal's population is made up of more than 30 million of tribes, living in different regions, wearing different costumes and speaking different languages and dialects. The Sherpas live mainly in the mountains of eastern and central Nepal, in particular in the Solu Khumbu region. The Sherpas are probably the best known Nepalese ethnic group. Originally from Tibet, they first settled about 500 years ago. The Sherpas - also known as "the tigers of the snow".

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Best time to visit - Nepal

According to myth, once upon a time, the Kathmandu Valley was a great lake in the middle of which a brilliant flame burned from a lotus flower. Manjushri, a Buddhist from China, smote the lake with a magical sword and the water was drained from it. It is said that Swayambhu appeared in the flame when the Valley was formed. But according to the Hindu religion, Krishna created the valley, hurling a thunderbolt at the lake to create the Chorbar gorge.

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Visa & Entry Procedure - Nepal

Nepal's population is made up of more than 30 million of tribes, living in different regions, wearing different costumes and speaking different languages and dialects. The Sherpas live mainly in the mountains of eastern and central Nepal, in particular in the Solu Khumbu region. The Sherpas are probably the best known Nepalese ethnic group. Originally from Tibet, they first settled about 500 years ago. The Sherpas - also known as "the tigers of the snow".

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How to get Nepal

According to myth, once upon a time, the Kathmandu Valley was a great lake in the middle of which a brilliant flame burned from a lotus flower. Manjushri, a Buddhist from China, smote the lake with a magical sword and the water was drained from it. It is said that Swayambhu appeared in the flame when the Valley was formed. But according to the Hindu religion, Krishna created the valley, hurling a thunderbolt at the lake to create the Chorbar gorge.

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Fact of the Country

Nepal's population is made up of more than 30 million of tribes, living in different regions, wearing different costumes and speaking different languages and dialects. The Sherpas live mainly in the mountains of eastern and central Nepal, in particular in the Solu Khumbu region. The Sherpas are probably the best known Nepalese ethnic group. Originally from Tibet, they first settled about 500 years ago. The Sherpas - also known as "the tigers of the snow".

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Festivals in Nepal

According to myth, once upon a time, the Kathmandu Valley was a great lake in the middle of which a brilliant flame burned from a lotus flower. Manjushri, a Buddhist from China, smote the lake with a magical sword and the water was drained from it. It is said that Swayambhu appeared in the flame when the Valley was formed. But according to the Hindu religion, Krishna created the valley, hurling a thunderbolt at the lake to create the Chorbar gorge.

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Nepal Visa Information

Nepal's population is made up of more than 30 million of tribes, living in different regions, wearing different costumes and speaking different languages and dialects. The Sherpas live mainly in the mountains of eastern and central Nepal, in particular in the Solu Khumbu region. The Sherpas are probably the best known Nepalese ethnic group. Originally from Tibet, they first settled about 500 years ago. The Sherpas - also known as "the tigers of the snow".

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World Heritage Sites

The small and beautiful mountain kingdom of Nepal is blessed with such astonishing and unique sites that within the area of 1, 47,181 sq km ...

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Recommended books for Nepal & Tibet

Be well informed to enhance your travel experience in Nepal and Tibet. We do provide you with plenty of information but supplement reading is recommended. ...

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Restaurant in Nepal

Nepal, well known as the top of the world has not developed a distinctive style of cooking and it's most popular food consists, more often than not, ...

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Museums in Nepal

National MuseumThe National Museum located on the way to Swayambhunath Hill is most popular among the Kathmandu people. It holds not only ancient artifacts but ...

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Places to see in Nepal

Inside Kathmandu valleyThe Kathmandu valley consists of three medieval cities of Kathmandu, Patan and Bhaktapur and other small towns of Panauti, Dhulikhel, Kirtipur, etc on ...

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