The capital city of Nepal, where you can explore the ancient temples, palaces and markets of the Kathmandu Valley.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, where you can admire the medieval architecture, art and festivals of the Newari people.
One of the largest and most sacred Buddhist stupas in the world, where you can join the pilgrims in circumambulating the dome and spinning the prayer wheels.
A scenic city on the banks of Phewa Lake, where you can enjoy the views of the Annapurna range, visit the International Mountain Museum, and try adventure sports like paragliding, rafting and zip-lining.
A popular destination for hikers, where you can choose from various trails that take you through stunning landscapes, villages and wildlife reserves.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, where you can spot endangered animals like rhinos, tigers and elephants in their natural habitat.
A less crowded but equally rewarding destination for trekkers, where you can experience the Tibetan culture, glaciers and alpine meadows of the Langtang Valley.
A hilltop temple complex that offers panoramic views of Kathmandu and is home to hundreds of monkeys.
Pashupatinath Temple is the most sacred Hindu temple of Nepal which is located by the holy river Bagmati in the capital city of Kathmandu.
Lumbini is a world-famous city for being the birthplace of Lord Buddha and attracts thousands of Buddhist pilgrims every year. This place offers a feeling of complete devotion and serenity.