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Wild Life
Tour of
Nepal
Not
only does
Nepal offer
glorious
mountain
trekking and
raging river
rafting, but
it also has
a fine
selection of
pristine
national
parks. A
Jungle
Safari in
Nepal can be
a very
exciting
experience.
You can trek
into the
jungle by
foot with an
experienced
tracker, by
elephant
back, by
dugout canoe
or by jeep.
■
Royal
Chitwan
National
Park
Wild
roars of
tigers,
chirping of
jungle
birds,
soothing
breeze and
the
splashing
ripples of
the river
Rapti... a
visit to the
Royal
Chitwan
National
Park may
sound
dream-like
but reality
speaks for
itself.
There are
more than 50
species of
mammals in
the park.
Visit
Chitwan if
you believe
the above
statement
and all the
more if you
doubt it.
■
Sagarmatha
National
Park
The
Sagarmatha
National
Park is the
highest
national
park in
world,
located
above 3000
meters i.e.
9700 feet.
The park
comprises
the upper
catchment
areas of
Dudh Kosi
and Bhote
Kosi Rivers.
Mount
Sagarmatha
is none
other than
Mt. Everest
itself. Most
part of the
landscape is
rugged
terrain and
gorges of
the high
Himalayas.
■
Royal Bardia
National
Park
Royal
Bardia
National
Park, the
largest and
most
undisturbed
park in the
lowland
region of
Terai, is
known for
abundance of
wilderness.
Initially a
royal
hunting
reserve, it
was later
granted the
status of a
national
park.. The
purpose was
to preserve
the
ecosystem of
the region
including
all wild
species. The
park
encompasses
approximate
300 sq km of
sal forests
and riverine
grasslands.
It
was due to the powerful
movement of the earth
that massifs as majestic
as the Himalayas were
created. The towering
ranges that stretch
along the northern
fringes of the Indian
subcontinent exude an
appealing charm, having
been casting an spell on
one and all for
centuries. Rising
sharply from the
Gangetic plain, the
mighty Himalayas, with
its tropical deciduous
forests, an interesting
wildlife, snowy peaks
and verdant valleys
exert an inescapable
pull on travellers,
vacationers and
adventure freaks alike.
There are a plethora of
adventure options
including trekking,
mountaineering, skiing,
rock climbing, camping
and mountain biking
among others. River
rafting in the Himalayan
rivers is yet another
adrenaline pumping
option.
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Activities
in Himalayas
■ River Rafting in Himalayas
The magic behind River Rafting also referred, as Whitewater River Rafting is the extreme and never-ending thrills in the untamed rivers. The rivers in the upper Himalayas are among the best in the world for river rafting sports, with many staircase rapids that challenge the body and spirit of the river runner.
■ Motorbike Safari
Safari trip within the Himalayas via a motor bike, sounds interesting right! Even if Himalayan ranges are more popular as trekking and mountaineering sport, the safari trips like motor bike safari are something that make this mountain range a little unique compared to the others. this sport is just what you should get indulged into.
■ Rock Climbing in Himalayas
Rock climbing as a sport started in the United Kingdom in the 60’s. As the sport grew, climbers found it difficult to get a way from work and pursue climbing in the hills on a regular basis. Climbing enthusiasts found it difficult to go far away from the cities after work. Therefore, they improvised methods and attempted the steep corners.
■ Trekking in Himalaya
While a powerful motorbike is the best mode of transport for covering vast stretches of mountains, paved roads restrict one. This is where trekking blended with rock climbing skills take you far in your quest for discovering the mountains at their pristine best. Most important thing while trekking in the Himalayas is to appreciate.
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Nepal
Sightseeing
Tour
■ Kathmandu Tour
In fact Kathmandu boasts one of the largest congregations of magnificent historical monuments and shrines ever built. Duly recognized as a world Heritage Site by UNESCO- this particular area best known as Kathmandu Durbar Square lies in the heart of the city. It is the historic seat of royalty.
■ Bhaktapur Tour
Bhaktapur durbar square is one of the seven UNESCO world heritage sites located in the Kathmandu valley.the spectacular square, the capital of the Malla Kingdom till 1769, is an open museum in itself. Victorian illustrations show that it was once destroyed by the disastrous earthquake of 1934.
■ Dhulikhel Tour
The little town of Dhulikhel (pop. 10,000) lies on a pass to the east of the Banepa Valley at a height of 1440 m (4726 ft) with a magnificent view of the Himalayas. The town has benefited for hundreds of years from being on the trade route between the Kathmandu Valley and Tibet. Dhulikhel's public buildings.
■ Nagarkot Tour
Nagarkot, located 32 kilometers east of Kathmandu, is one of the most scenic spots in Bhaktapur district and is renowned for its spectacular sunrise view of the Himalaya when the weather is clear. Visitors often travel to Nagarkot from Kathmandu to spend the night so that they can be there for the breathtaking sunrise.
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Festivals In
Nepal
■Buddha Purnima
Buddha Purnima Festival or Buddha Jayanti Festival is the most sacred day in Buddhist calendar. It is the most important festival of Buddhists, and is celebrated with great enthusiasm. Although Buddhists regard every full moon as sacred, the moon of the month of Vaisakh/Baisakh (April - May).
■ Krishna Astami
The festival of Krishna Ashtami marks the birth of Lord Krishna, one of the ten incarnations of Hindu Lord Vishnu. The Hindu community in Nepal celebrates this festival with lot of fanfare. Devotees of Lord Krishna observe fast, consuming only fruits and milk products. They visit temples in huge numbers to have the darshan.
■ Indra Jatra Festival
Hindus and Buddhists, both communities come together to celebrate the festival of Indra Jatra. Indra Jatra is a delightful festival of classical dances. Numerous varieties of traditional dances can be observed on the occasion this festival. Name of the festival goes after Lord Indra who is the god of rain.
■ Tihar
Tihar, the Nepalese festival, is compared by many with the Deepawali festival of India. The purpose of celebration is to worship Goddess Laxmi. According to Hindu scriptures, Laxmi is the Goddess of Wealth. The devotees lit oil lamps and candles to illuminate their homes.
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Valleys
in Nepal
■ Kali Gandaki Valley
North of Pokhara, Nepal's spectacular diversity appears at its finest in the form of Kali Gandaki Valley. This deep valley and its high mountains encircling the giant Annapurna peak embrace a wide range of ethnic groups and terrain, from subtropical jungle to a high, dry landscape resembling the Tibetan Plateau.
■ Kathmandu Valley
Kathmandu Valley is the most important region in Nepal, the centre of political, commercial and cultural activities in Nepal. Most tourists in Nepal go right to Kathmandu valley. The valley, which was once a separate kingdom, now holds three fabled cities known for sightseeing, cultural and heritage tour.
Wild
roars of
tigers,
chirping of
jungle
birds,
soothing
breeze and
the
splashing
ripples of
the river
Rapti... a
visit to the
Royal
Chitwan
National
Park may
sound
dream-like
but reality
speaks for
itself.
There are
more than 50
species of
mammals in
the park.
Visit
Chitwan if
you believe
the above
statement
and all the
more if you
doubt it.
The
Sagarmatha
National
Park is the
highest
national
park in
world,
located
above 3000
meters i.e.
9700 feet.
The park
comprises
the upper
catchment
areas of
Dudh Kosi
and Bhote
Kosi Rivers.
Mount
Sagarmatha
is none
other than
Mt. Everest
itself. Most
part of the
landscape is
rugged
terrain and
gorges of
the high
Himalayas.
Royal
Bardia
National
Park, the
largest and
most
undisturbed
park in the
lowland
region of
Terai, is
known for
abundance of
wilderness.
Initially a
royal
hunting
reserve, it
was later
granted the
status of a
national
park.. The
purpose was
to preserve
the
ecosystem of
the region
including
all wild
species. The
park
encompasses
approximate
300 sq km of
sal forests
and riverine
grasslands.
The magic behind River Rafting also referred, as Whitewater River Rafting is the extreme and never-ending thrills in the untamed rivers. The rivers in the upper Himalayas are among the best in the world for river rafting sports, with many staircase rapids that challenge the body and spirit of the river runner.
Safari trip within the Himalayas via a motor bike, sounds interesting right! Even if Himalayan ranges are more popular as trekking and mountaineering sport, the safari trips like motor bike safari are something that make this mountain range a little unique compared to the others. this sport is just what you should get indulged into.
Rock climbing as a sport started in the United Kingdom in the 60’s. As the sport grew, climbers found it difficult to get a way from work and pursue climbing in the hills on a regular basis. Climbing enthusiasts found it difficult to go far away from the cities after work. Therefore, they improvised methods and attempted the steep corners.
While a powerful motorbike is the best mode of transport for covering vast stretches of mountains, paved roads restrict one. This is where trekking blended with rock climbing skills take you far in your quest for discovering the mountains at their pristine best. Most important thing while trekking in the Himalayas is to appreciate.
In fact Kathmandu boasts one of the largest congregations of magnificent historical monuments and shrines ever built. Duly recognized as a world Heritage Site by UNESCO- this particular area best known as Kathmandu Durbar Square lies in the heart of the city. It is the historic seat of royalty.
Bhaktapur durbar square is one of the seven UNESCO world heritage sites located in the Kathmandu valley.the spectacular square, the capital of the Malla Kingdom till 1769, is an open museum in itself. Victorian illustrations show that it was once destroyed by the disastrous earthquake of 1934.
The little town of Dhulikhel (pop. 10,000) lies on a pass to the east of the Banepa Valley at a height of 1440 m (4726 ft) with a magnificent view of the Himalayas. The town has benefited for hundreds of years from being on the trade route between the Kathmandu Valley and Tibet. Dhulikhel's public buildings.
Nagarkot, located 32 kilometers east of Kathmandu, is one of the most scenic spots in Bhaktapur district and is renowned for its spectacular sunrise view of the Himalaya when the weather is clear. Visitors often travel to Nagarkot from Kathmandu to spend the night so that they can be there for the breathtaking sunrise. 
Buddha Purnima Festival or Buddha Jayanti Festival is the most sacred day in Buddhist calendar. It is the most important festival of Buddhists, and is celebrated with great enthusiasm. Although Buddhists regard every full moon as sacred, the moon of the month of Vaisakh/Baisakh (April - May).
The festival of Krishna Ashtami marks the birth of Lord Krishna, one of the ten incarnations of Hindu Lord Vishnu. The Hindu community in Nepal celebrates this festival with lot of fanfare. Devotees of Lord Krishna observe fast, consuming only fruits and milk products. They visit temples in huge numbers to have the darshan.
Hindus and Buddhists, both communities come together to celebrate the festival of Indra Jatra. Indra Jatra is a delightful festival of classical dances. Numerous varieties of traditional dances can be observed on the occasion this festival. Name of the festival goes after Lord Indra who is the god of rain.
Tihar, the Nepalese festival, is compared by many with the Deepawali festival of India. The purpose of celebration is to worship Goddess Laxmi. According to Hindu scriptures, Laxmi is the Goddess of Wealth. The devotees lit oil lamps and candles to illuminate their homes. 
North of Pokhara, Nepal's spectacular diversity appears at its finest in the form of Kali Gandaki Valley. This deep valley and its high mountains encircling the giant Annapurna peak embrace a wide range of ethnic groups and terrain, from subtropical jungle to a high, dry landscape resembling the Tibetan Plateau.
Kathmandu Valley is the most important region in Nepal, the centre of political, commercial and cultural activities in Nepal. Most tourists in Nepal go right to Kathmandu valley. The valley, which was once a separate kingdom, now holds three fabled cities known for sightseeing, cultural and heritage tour.
