The Kingdom of Nepal is one of the most diverse and beautiful places on earth and it is rich in history home to more than 80 different groups of people and generally unaffected by the modern ways of the western world. With the world's 10 highest mountains, lush tropics, arctic tundra, high deserts,
compressed into 147,100 square km., there is always another mesmerizing

Tourist who intends to visit Nepal must hold valid passport and visa. Tourist entry visa can be obtained from Royal Nepalese Embassy or Consulate or other mission offices or immigration offices located on entry points in Nepal.
For Indian nationals, visa is not required. Children under 10 years need not pay any visa fees. Two passport-sized photos are mandatory for visa on

Nepal lies between 80° 4' and 80° 12' East Longitude and 26° 22' and 30° North Latitude. The total area of Nepal consists of 147181 s1.km. It borders with Tibet Autonomous Region of the People's Republic of China to the north and Indian States of Sikkim and West Bengal to the east, Bihar and U.P. to the South and U.P. to the West. It has a long rectangular shape with almost

Nepal is the museum of the human races or even said as the anthropological pilgrimage. The population of the country is 23 million with the density of 156.27 per square kilometers as the National Census 2001 A.D. roughly the majority of the peoples are the Indo-Aryans and the remainder is of Mongoloid origin. The peoples in the Himalayan are called Tibeto-Mongoloid

Nepal carries long history of civilization, culture, tradition, politics and heritage. Eve -n Kathmandu valley was thought to be under the primordial lake. Legend goes that the Vipaswi Buddha, a holy one, came and sat on the hill of Nagarjun to meditate. Inspired, he planted the lotus seed in the lake. Later it bloomed but not with ordinary blossom, a blue flame emanated from

A festival is always a meaningful event in Nepal where the people find more joy in participation than just watching. In Nepal every festival has some purpose to serve; such as to bring rain or to have good harvest, to honor a mother or father, to avert calamities or to nourish one’s soul with something spiritual. In fact festivals are the best way to understand and appreciate the

The tourism boom in Nepal, as in other countries, has had a mixed blessing. It has generated a sizeable share of Nepali’s foreign currency revenue but few people in the tourist destinations have experienced an improvement in their standard of living. In fact, for many communities, the influence of visitors has come at a considerable cost. In numerous places, trekking groups have left