Welcome to this mystical land.
Lord Buddha and Mt. Everest –the tallest peak on earth—are the greatest USPs of Nepal. But Nepal’s attraction is not limited to Buddha and Everest only.
Strategically placed to between China and India-two booming economies in the word, Nepal is the mountainous country offering myriad of adventure options to novice and hardcore adventurers alike. The country is home to eight of the 14 tallest peaks on earth. But the richness of Nepal does not end with the mountains. The country is home timeless cultures and traditions, colorful fiestas and festivals, ancients’ temples and monuments, divers flora and fauna and friendly and ever smiling dwellers who treats guests like gods.
Starting with mountains in the north and ending on the plains of Terai in the south, Nepal’s divers topography offers plethora of activities to the visitors. Nepal has more than 1,300 mountains peaks which offers enough opportunities for mountaineers. Those who can’t go to mountains area can enjoy mighty Himalaya through mountain flight. Trekking is another adventure activity that Nepal has been offering to visitors. Trekking in Nepal takes visitors to virgin areas where in visitors can cherish the beauty of country and experience the lifestyle of different culture groups living in the far- flung settlement s. Great Himalaya trail that passes through base camp of tallest peaks in Nepal is now open for visitors.
Rafting down Nepal’s fast flowing rivers can be another attraction for visitors. Rafting agencies offer wide river options as Nepal has different grades of river ranging from the easy Trishuli to mighty Karnali and Bhotekoshi. Jungle safari in lush green forests in Nepal is perhaps the best way to enjoy divers flora and fauna scattered over the country. Visitors going on jungle trips can have the closest possible views of one-horned rhinos, Royal Bengal tigers and different others endangered species.
Thrilling adventure activities in the likes of bungee jumping, bungee swing, paragliding, ultra-light flights, zip flyer, rock climbing and canyoning promise visitors a memorable experience in Nepal. Likewise, the sightseeing trips to different world Heritage sites in Kathmandu valley provide opportunities to experience the grandeur of medieval culture and traditions.
I would like to assure you that the Mountain Hawk Trek will be with you throughout your stay in Nepal.
Official Name: Federal Democratic Republic of Nepal
Area: 147,181 sq km
Geography: Nepal is a landlocked country located between China, in the north, and India in East, West and South. Highest point Mt. Everest (8,848m) and lowest Kechana (60m above sea level)
Capital: Kathmandu is the capital city of Nepal. Kathmandu is a valley surrounded by four hills i.e. Fulchowki, Chandragiri, Shivapuri and Nagarjun. Kathmandu Valley has three major cities Kathmandu, Bhaktapur, Patan. Situated at an altitude of 4,500 feet above sea level, Kathmandu is home to seven UNESCO World Heritage sites. Before the unification of Nepal in the 18th century, the three cities were independent states ruled by the Malla kings.
Population: 29.61 million (according to the census of 2021)
Language: Nepali is the national language. However, people speak Newari, Bhojpuri, and Maithali among others as their mother tongue. People in the urban areas understand English quite well.
Climate: Nepal has four seasons, i.e. Winter (Dec-Feb), Spring (Mar-May), Summer (June-Aug), Autumn (Sept-Nov). Nepal can be visited round the year.
Political System: Federal Democratic Republic
People/Religion: Nepal has more than 105 ethnic groups with diverse culture, traditions and lifestyle. Nepali people can be divided into two distinct groups: Indo-Burman and Mongoloid. Nepal is a secular state with majority of people following Hinduism. However, people practicing Buddhism, Christianity and Islam among others live in a good harmony.
Administrative Division: Though Nepal is a federal republic, federal states are yet to be carved. Nepal is divided into five development regions, 14 zones and 75 districts.
Geographical Division: Geographically, Nepal is divided into hills, Mountain and Terai regions.