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Places To Visit In Nepal
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Best Places To Visit In Nepal
Nestled in between two of the largest countries in the world, Nepal has successfully held its own against the world when it comes to tourism. It is one of the most beautiful country destinations in the Himalayas and is visited every year in flocks from India and other countries of Asia and from the west as well. From high, snow-capped peaks of the Annapurna and Manaslu to the green wilderness of Chitwan, from the long list of temples and monasteries to the long trails of hiking tours, Nepal sightseeing and tourism will never disappoint you as a traveller.
Temples in Nepal:
Nepal, although a secular state like India, has a majority population who adhere to the Hindu faith. Since its inception up until 2007, it was a Hindu nation. But the bygone years have left behind an excellent collection of temples scattered all over the country. There are monasteries and Buddhist shrines as well since Buddhism is the second-most followed faith in Nepal. Pashupatinath Temple near Kathmandu needs to the introduction at all. It is by far the most popular Nepal destination from India. Next up is Changu Narayan built by the Licchavis on Dolagiri hilltop. Swayambhunath temple, Budhanilkantha and Manakamana temple are some of the other Nepal tourist attractions when it comes to temples.
Honeymoon destinations in Nepal:
Nepal is a very much underrated country when it comes to deciding honeymoon destinations. But there are some charming Nepal places to visit for honeymoon which set the perfect tone for a romantic honeymoon. The mythical aura of Mustang, the heart-aching scenery of Sarangkot, the snow-covered streets of Daman the pretty-as-picture city of lakes, Pokhara – all make for just the place you would like to spend a week with your newlywed spouse and get to know each other even better.
Here are the places to visit in Nepal to know the country the best one can.
1. Kathmandu
The capital of the country is also the most attractive Nepal tourist place, and for the right reasons. From temples like Swayambhunath, Pashupatinath and Boudhanath Stupa to shopping places like Thamel street and the iconic Durbar Square – Kathmandu is the giant buzzing centre of the entire country.
2. Pokhara
Fortunately, Pokhara and its surroundings were spared in the earthquake. Pokhara maintains all the pristine beauty that the city was blessed with. It is called the city of lakes. Phewa Lake is the largest and attracts paddle-boaters. Begnas Lake, Rupa Lake, Khaste Lake and Tilicho Lake of Pokhara are easily the hidden places in Nepal, yet to be touched by the cascading footfall of tourism.
3. Nuwakot
Nuwakot is not as big a tourist destination in Nepal as the other two. But it certainly has an idyllic, old-world charm that draws tourists. The Nuwakot Palace on the top of the hill and its brilliant Durbar Square, tossing back and forth from the Mallas and the Gorkhas, has now finally rested as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
4. Bhaktapur
The pedestrian-friendly town of Bhaktapur and its red-brick durbar square is one of the best Nepal points of interest. Although much of it now is in ruins and rubbles because of the earthquake, the city’s beauty and dignity have not taken a hit.
5. Lumbini
Lumbini is the city both historically and spiritually important, as this is the birthplace of Buddha in 563 BC. The city is home to many archaeological finds dating to that era.
Places to Visit (by City)
Kathmandu
Thamel In Kathmandu
Thamel is the hotspot for tourists in Kathmandu. Thamel neighbourhood first became popular during the 1970-80s when hippie culture took over Kathmandu. Unconventional travellers, living out of their backpacks came in the Nepalese capital in hordes, and they all made Thamel their resident hub while in the city. Over the deca...
- Local market
- Shopping
- Sightseeing
Kathmandu Valley In Kathmandu
Kathmandu Valley is the heartbeat of Nepal and one of the most visited destinations all along the Himalayas. Located at the momentous crossroads of all the ancient civilizations of Asia, Kathmandu Valley has always been the silent spectator of the regimes that rose and fell in China over the head and India down below. But i...
- Kathmandu Valley
- Sightseeing
- Nature
Kopan Monastery In Kathmandu
Kopan Monastery is an educational and spiritual institution, located on the outskirts of Kathmandu city near the Boudhanath Stupa in the valley region. Although it looks quite antique, its foundation was laid only in the last century. Lamas Thubten Yeshe and Thubten Zopa Rinpoche bought the land on which Kopan Monastery sta...
- Monasteries
- Sightseeing
- Nature
Durbar Square In Kathmandu
Out of the three Durbar Squares of Kathmandu Valley, the one in Kathmandu is the most visited one in terms of tourists. Kathmandu Durbar Square and the other two at Bhaktapur and Patan are three of the seven UNESCO World Heritage sites located in Kathmandu Valley. The Durbar square once served as the courtyard for the royal...
- Durbar Square
- Sightseeing
- Nature
Boudhanath Stupa In Kathmandu
Boudhanath Stupa, with its colossal white mandala set against the beautiful landscape of the Himalayas, is the most important Buddhist stupa in Nepal. The original construction is as old as 600 AD. The Tibetan king Songtsen Gampo is said to have constructed it as homage to Avalokiteshvara, back when he had converted to Budd...
- Boudhanath temple
- Sightseeing
- Nature
Chandragiri In Kathmandu
Less than an hour’s drive away from Kathmandu city, Chandragiri hilltop is a mesmerising tourist location, enriched with equal amounts of natural beauty and cultural significance. The view of the entire Kathmandu valley can be seen from up there. It is said to be so beautiful that when King Ranjit Malla had to leave his kin...
- Sightseeing
- Nature
- Leisure Time
Langtang National Park In kathmandu
Langtang National Park in Nepal is one of the places still untouched and untarnished by all the urbanisation. Established in 1976, this protected area covers the districts of Nuwakot, Rasuwa and Sindhupalchok in Central Nepal Himalayas. Langtang National Park shares its northern and eastern borders with Qomolangma National ...
- National Park
- Sightseeing
- Nature
Pashupatinath Temple In Kathmandu
Pashupatinath Temple, located on the banks of Bagmati River, is one of the most important shrines of Shiva – not only in Nepal but in the entire world. This is the abode of Nepal’s national deity, Pashupatinath manifestation of Lord Shiva, where he is the father of all living beings in the cosmos. This is not a single monum...
- Temple
- Sightseeing
Garden Of Dreams In Kathmandu
The Garden of Dreams is located in the middle of the Kathmandu city, Nepal. Garden of Dreams, Kathmandu is a neoclassical garden with a rich history. The place is considered to be peaceful covered with natural beauty amidst the crowded Kathmandu city. You can visit this place if you want to take some time out from your bus...
- Gardens
- Sightseeing
- Nature
Swayambhunath Temple In Kathmandu
Swayambhunath Temple in Kathmandu is also popularly known as the ‘Monkey Temple’ as there are many monkeys around the temple. It is situated northwest of the Kathmandu Valley and sits at the top of a hill, offering a beautiful panoramic view of the entire Kathmandu city to the visitors. The place is embraced with peace and ...
- Temple
- Sightseeing
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Travellers can travel via bus, car or flights. However, flights do get delayed now and then.
Yes. The guides understand and speak English, Hindi and Nepali.
If you are on a vacation, you can include Pokhara, Kathmandu and Chitawan National Park in your itinerary.
No. Indians don't need a visa to visit Nepal. However, an ID proof is needed for verification.
Yes. Nepal is absolutely safe for solo travelling. It is considered as one of the most peaceful countries in the world.
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