Nepal is a very beautiful, friendly country
You will like Nepal if you like outdoor activities, new experiences, unknown countries, places not trampled by tourists.
What is a must see in Nepal?
The three royal cities of the Kathmandu Valley: Kathmandu, Patan and Bhaktapur;
Pashupatinath temple complex. It is located on the banks of the sacred river Bagmati, where the rites of ritual washing, sacrifice and cremation are performed. There are also caves of yogis and sacred lingams;
Living Goddess Kumari in Kathmandu;
Royal Chitwan National Park. The most famous and visited by tourists. Elephant jungle safari or canoeing down the river. What to watch? Rhinos graze in the meadows, river crocodiles doze on the shore, more than 500 species of birds and butterflies, elephants play funny games on an elephant farm;
Lumbini, Buddha's birthplace, Buddhist temples in southern Nepal;
Pokhara. This resort town is located on the shores of Lake Phewa, popular among tourists, because, firstly, you can do nothing, but just admire the picturesque views of the Himalayas. Secondly, Pokhara is a starting point for lovers of trekking (hiking in the mountains). Trekking is included in almost all tours. The routes are different, starting with a walking option for one or two days and ending with a trip to the Everest base camp for two weeks.
And, of course, see Mount Everest (8848m), the highest peak in the world.
A trip to Nepal is definitely worth it, and no less than two weeks. The first time we were 17 days in the spring, the program included 3 days in the Kathmandu valley, a day in Pokhara, 4 days trekking (Annapurna massif), 3 days rafting, 2 days in Lumbini, 2 in Chitwan and 2 more in Kathmandu. In order not to waste time on transfers, we flew from Kathmandu to Pokhara and from Chitwan to Kathmandu (30-40min) on Nepalese airlines. And one more flight on the last day - near Everest on a pleasure 14-seater plane. We left the trip to Tibet for the next time.
