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WHY BOOK A TRIP TO NEPAL?
Nepal, a country nestled amidst the world’s most awe-inspiring mountain range, is a destination that transcends the majestic Himalayas. Beneath the gaze of Everest, ancient temples, lush jungles teeming with tigers, and exhilarating white-water rapids await exploration.
This corner of Asia, a masterpiece of Mother Nature’s design, is home to a captivating culture. Kathmandu, the unique capital and one of the oldest inhabited cities on Earth, boasts stunning temples and vibrant festivals. Life here, from the landscape-navigating rickshaws to the cuisine shaped by challenging conditions, is adapted to withstand the elements.
Whether rafting down the Seti River, embarking on a wildlife safari in search of tigers, or mastering the art of momo dumpling making after an epic mountain trek, Nepal offers endless opportunities for adventure. It is a dream destination for those who yearn to explore.
Frequently Asked Questions
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What’s the best time of year to visit Nepal?
The most popular months to visit are October and November, when the weather is dry and pleasant with clear skies, perfect for scenic hikes. The mountains are also beautiful during Nepal’s sunny winter; however, be prepared for cold temperatures. The weather warms up again from March to May, making springtime another great option for a visit. We don’t recommend monsoon season, which lasts from the end of May until the beginning of September.
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What’s the climate like?
Nepal experiences a range of temperatures due to its diverse landscape. The lowlands are warm and subtropical, while higher altitudes, such as the Himalayas, experience colder temperatures, especially from December to February. Summer brings monsoon season with hot, humid, and wet conditions that can cause floods and mudslides. The most pleasant seasons are spring and autumn, with temperatures above 20°C (68°F), clear skies, and thriving wildlife.
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What’s the currency in Nepal?
Nepalese rupee
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What’s the local language?
Nepal recognises a whopping 123 languages as the mother tongues of their people. Nepali is the most widely spoken (around 80%), but variations of language and dialect can be found region to region.
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Time zone:
Nepal Time is UTC+5:45, putting five hours and 45 minutes ahead of the UK, 10 hours 45 minutes ahead of New York and 13 hours 45 minutes ahead of LA.
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Major Airports in Nepal:
- Tribhuvan International Airport (KTM)
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What are the top five attractions?
- Mount Everest – you may have heard of it?
- Kathmandu – an ancient, transportive city ripe for exploration
- Nuwakot Durbar – a complex of incredible temples and shrines recognised by Unesco
- Chitwan National Park – the dense forests, wetlands and grassy plains of this reserve are home to rhinos and Bengal tigers
- Phewa Lake – a beautiful freshwater lake, Nepal’s second largest
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What are the top five local Nepali dishes to try?
- Dal Bhat – the national dish, a flavorful rice and lentil curry
- Momos – handmade dumplings steamed, deep-fried or added to spicy soup
- Sel Roti – deep-fried roadside snacks, like a doughnut but less sweet
- Yomari – this Newari rice-flour dumpling has its own dedicated festival
- Juju Dhau – creamy buffalo milk yoghurt, richer than regular yoghurt, served in clay pots by street vendors in Bhaktapur