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Tourists want to see and experience different things. Some may like nature, some wildlife, some culture and some history... Nepal provides almost all the desires for tourists. Some facts of Nepal.
1. 'Nepal is one of the richest countries in the world in terms of biodiversity due to its unique geographical positions'
Nepal's topography provides home to wildlife like tigers, rhinos, monkeys, bears, yaks, leopards and different species of insects and birds. Nepal is a home to almost 10 percent of the world's bird species. The climate is varied ranging from the sub-tropical Terai to the cool dry temperate and alpine climate in the northern Himalayan ranges.
2. Himalayan region ranges between 4877 meters and 8848 meters which includes 8 of the existing 14 summits in the world which exceed the altitude of 8000 meters (including highest one, Sagarmatha, Mt. Everest - 8848 m)
3. Nepal has seen many rulers and ruling dynasties including Gautam Buddha's dynasty.
4. Land of Gurkhas and Sherpas. Multi-language, multi-ethenic, multi cultural country.
5. Area of interest - Cities, Parks and reserves, Rural tourism, Hill stations, World heritage sites, Pilgrimage sites... all are in Nepal. Seven World heritages sites are found within radius of 20 kms.
6. What a tourist can do? - Mountaineering, Trekking, Rafting, Para gliding, Bungy jumping, Hot air balloons fly, Mountain biking, Fishing, Boating...
7. Participate and experience different feast and festivals.
Too many things to be listed here ... |
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If you climb, there's always Mount Everest. If you don't, you're not missing much either because you can travel to the other beautiful parts of Nepal, e.g. Pohkara where you can see the beautiful Everest reflected on the lake, visit the Chitwan National Park, shop at Thamel for nice pashmina shawl, see Kumari at Hanuman Dhoka Palace, etc. If you eat at the local stores, you can get to eat interesting local food, e.g. momo, at very cheap prices. Nepal is a country of rich culture and diversity that you have to be there to experience it yourself. I am sorry to hear that your friends had a bad experience but my experience there was wonderful, even though I did not climb Mount Everest. People there are friendly and warm hearted; food and things to buy are very cheap, even the accommodation is very affordable. |
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