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Federal democratic republic of Nepal is a landlocked country situated in the Himalayas. It shares its borders with Peoples republic of China in the east and Bhutan in the south and west by India. Until recently, it was the world’s only Hindu kingdom governed by monarch. However, now it has switched over to parliamentary system of governance.

Although the country is predominantly Hindu, there is a sizeable population who follow Buddhism. Nepal is a small country but it boasts of one of the diverse cultures. It is a multi ethnic, multi linguistic, multi religious society. The capital city Kathmandu is a visual paradise with scenic mountains and fabulous night life. The geography of Nepal is quite different as one may find humid terrais in the south and mighty Himalayas in the north.

Tourism is the only major source of revenue in Nepal. As a matter of fact, Nepal is also considered to be a trekker’s paradise. The highest mountain peak in the world Mount Everest captivates every single tourist with its mighty presence. Those who are seeking peace and tranquility in life should make a visit to Nepal. There are various destinations one can choose from while visiting Nepal. For instance, there is sagarmath national park, which is well k known for its varied topography and flaura and fauna.

There are also other options like adventure sports such as river rafting, hiking, Para sailing and gliding etc. One way or the other, everyone can find something in Nepal. Moreover, what makes your experience worthwhile is the cheerful nature of the people. They are always present and willing to assist you even if it means loosing their valuable time.

You can also visit the numerous medieval temples dotting this tiny Himalayan country, among which Macchendra Nath Temple, Durbar Square, Hanuman Dhoka are prominent. To learn more about the country and its people, you can visit the national state museum situated in the heart of the city.

As of now, the country is s lowly getting back to its feet after nearly a decade of civil war. Even then, before embarking on a journey to Nepal, special emphasis should be laid on to have a secured journey. The best time to visit Nepal is in between October until April. so take a trip of the mighty gorkhaland and soak yourself in its history.

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