Nepal is the country of Everest, the highest peak in the world, located in the Himalayan range. It is therefore quite logical that the country has become the “Mecca” of trekkers from all over the world. But its high mountains are not the only asset of the country. We invite you to discover here why trekking in Nepal.
As mentioned in the introduction, if Nepal is so appreciated by trekkers it is because the mountain landscapes are worth the trip. There are many possibilities for treks, accessible from beginners to experienced hikers. The most famous regions for treks are:
Did you know that Nepal is the birthplace of Buddha? More precisely, he was born in Lumbini. It is therefore legitimate that the country has become a high place of spirituality. You will also find a good number of religious buildings. To name a few:
Despite the 2015 earthquake, Nepalese cities have retained the finery of the past. If a visit to the historic heart of Kathmandu is a must, you can also set your sights on the equally interesting city of Patan. Unless you prefer the more traditional charm of Bhaktapur.
Festivals and celebrations are especially plentiful in Nepal. Moreover, almost every month, has its cultural manifestation. During a trip, it is therefore often possible to participate in one of its festivals to experience Nepalese culture as closely as possible and meet many jubilant people.
This is not necessarily the most prominent aspect of Nepal, but it is home to an interesting fauna, including rhinos, tigers, elephants … It is possible to fully enjoy this wild nature by visiting one of the country’s national parks such as Bardia National Park or Chitwan National Park.
Convinced of why trekking in Nepal?
The best time to go is between October and May.
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