Nepal has two giants in India and China alongside its borders. It is commonly believed to be the birthplace of Buddha. There is substantial archaeological evidence of an early Buddhist influence in Nepal.
Landlocked in the south of Asia between India, China, Bangladesh and Tibet lies the beautiful country of Nepal. It may be small but it is the home of some of the world’s tallest mountains and iconic mountain landscapes.
Nepal has a long history of both Buddhist and Hindu traditions. Those two divergent value systems have coexisted for thousands of years. There are Buddhist archaeological sites in Nepal that back around 2,500 years.
Nepal is a fusion between Indian and Tibetan culture, which means tasty food and friendly people. The hussle and bussle of Kathmandu is an experience, as you walk through the busy streets and narrow alleyways, enjoy eating momos along the way.
Nepal has long been an attraction for hikers and mountaineers from all over the world. If you love the mountains there is nothing quite like Nepal. Stand in awe beneath the world’s highest mountains.
Alongside having the highest peak in the world, Nepal is filled with beautiful hiking trails that fit all fitness levels and ranges from 1 day trails to 15+. It also has some of the most thrilling and exciting activities such as paragliding, rafting, canyoning and bungee jumping.
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