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Spring is an ideal time to visit Bandipur, as the weather is warm and pleasant, travelers get to explore the town's facets and many natural attractions without any hassle. Whether it is trekking to the nearby hills, visiting historical sites, or simply soaking in the stunning mountain vistas, there is something for everyone in Bandipur.
Nepal is a paradise for adventure enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. With its soaring peaks, rushing rivers, lush jungles, and rich cultural heritage, there's never a shortage of things to do in this breathtaking country. And during the spring season, the weather is just right for outdoor activities, making it the perfect time to visit. From trekking in the Himalayas to rafting in the rivers and exploring the temples and historical sites, this list of 10 must-do activities in Nepal will leave you feeling inspired and ready to start planning your trip. So pack your bags, grab your adventure hat, and get ready to experience the beauty of Nepal in all its glory!
Nepal, a land of vibrant culture and traditions, where festivals are not just celebrations but a way of life. From the traditional Dashain to the colorful Holi, Nepal's festivals are a reflection of its rich history, religion and customs. A melting pot of diverse ethnic groups, these festivals bring people together, fostering a sense of community, tradition and unity.
Mustang is an off-the-beaten-path destination in Nepal that offers a unique blend of adventure, culture, and history. The trek to Mustang offers a chance to explore rugged terrain, traditional villages, and ancient monasteries that are rich in spiritual and historical artifacts. The region is also famous for its unique culture and lifestyle of the people living there, and the vibrant festivals that are celebrated in the region. The trek also offers an opportunity to see the Dhaulagiri and Annapurna Mountain ranges, which are some of the highest peaks in the world.
Nepal has always been the centre of the Buddhist dharma. The borders of the current nation constitute the birth place of ‘The Light of Asia’ - Siddhartha Gautam also known as the Buddha. Nepal is also home to numerous other Buddha’s of the past who have blessed this land with the seeds of the Buddhist way of life. In this blog, we explore numerous Buddhist shrines that hold great value in the Buddhist doctrine for travellers, enthusiasts and pilgrims.
Historically known as Patan, the present city of Lalitpur is a stellar representation of cultural representation through the arts. Also known as Manigal, this city traces its roots to numerous states, such as Matirajya, Irshyarajya, and Dipavati were united in the Lichhavi Era to create this grandiose city.
Palpa, once an independent Magar Kingdom famous for its forges, became a hub in the south for Newars. The famous “Dhaka Topi” was born here amongst the various Dhaka patterns fabricated by the expert weavers of Palpa. It is a destination with facets and has widely contributed to the formation of the Nepali identity.
