New Year’s Day is the occasion for new beginnings, new possibilities, new opportunities, new chances, new love, new friendships, new loyalties, and new family relationships.  Wouldn’t it be fun to celebrate the New Year at a new destination and in a different way from the way you usually do it?  The picturesque mountains of Nepal, the plethora of cultural attractions, hiking, and more make it a very popular tourist destination ..read more

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Tihar Festival, also called Deepawali and Yamapanchak in Nepal, is the second largest Hindu festival after Dashain. The five-day festival is also known as the Festival of Lights, one of the most popular festivals in Nepal. There is a special significance to each day of the festival. Tihar festival celebrates the victory of God over the demons and has a rich history dating back to ancient times. During this festival ..read more

Chhath Parva is a four-day festival celebrated by the people of the Terai region of Nepal each year during the month of Kartik-Mangsir (October – November) on the fourth day of the lunar calendar to commemorate the Sun-god. This festival celebrates the rising and setting of the sun.  A celebration of this festival is held to thank God for supporting life on earth and to ask for the blessings of ..read more

Hindus in Nepal celebrate Dashain every year for fifteen days, making it the most auspicious and long festival. The festival occurs between September and October during the autumn season. The Dashain festival is also known as Vijaya Dashami, and it is celebrated by Hindus in Nepal and the Nepalese diaspora worldwide. Dashain Festival brings families together, and markets fill with shoppers buying gifts and clothing. A variety of animals are ..read more

Are you thinking about trekking in Nepal? Excellent choice. The country offers the Best Himalayas View, and fun and challenging trekking options for everyone, regardless of their experience level.  The country offers some of the most beautiful views of mountains in the world in the sunshine. The experience of witnessing the sunrise over the Himalayas gives you one of the most memorable moments of your life.  There are many places in ..read more

There is a popular saying about Nepal, “Green forests are the wealth of Nepal”. In these forests, you will find some of the most beautiful landscapes, some of the most magnificent creatures, and some truly spectacular natural perspectives.  A variety of landscapes, species of wildlife, and complex ecosystems can be found throughout Nepal. From the low lands of the Terai region to the high Himalayan mountain ranges, Nepal has something ..read more

The Hindu festival of Janai Purnima is celebrated nationwide, with family get-togethers and feasts of sprout lentils called Kwati. Hindu men renew their Janai on this day, and people visit Shiva temples across the country to celebrate this day of rejuvenation.  During this day, brahmin men change the sacred threads, while other Hindus wear sacred threads on their wrists. Hindus believe that the thread around their wrists offers them protection against ..read more

It is extremely difficult to do trekking and extreme activities during the monsoon season. However, tourists from different countries now visit Nepal to enjoy the Rice Plantation Festival (Ropai Diwas) when the monsoon rain falls. The Ropai Diwas (festival of rice) is one of the traditional festivals of Nepal that occurs on the 15th of the Nepali month Ashad. The day is celebrated with beaten rice and yogurt (known in Nepali ..read more

Nepal is a beautiful country full of mountains, beautiful rivers, and scenery. There are lots of places to visit in our country Nepal that have some breathtaking views. Mt Everest with a new height of 8848.86 m is one of the topmost adventurous places to visit in Nepal by tourists. The second highest  Bungee jumping in the world at Bhotekoshi is also the adventure people come to dare, sky diving ..read more