Nepal is a landlocked country in South Asia which shares its border with Tibet- an autonomous region of China and India. There exists world’s deepest Seti Gorge while Nepal is also the home for Mount Everest- the tallest mountain of the world. There are eight out of ten tallest mountains of the world in Nepal. It is also the birthplace of Lord Buddha- the light of Asia and founder of Buddhism.
When should you visit Nepal?
If you are planning to visit Nepal for mountain views, you should visit Nepal in autumn season (Sep to Nov) which is also the peak season. Weather remains neither too cold nor too hot during these season. It is also the time for Dashain and Tihar- the two major festivals in Nepal. It may be bit difficult to find descent rooms though in these months. Since the monsoon will just have been ended, all dirt and dust would have been washed away and you will have best mountain views due to clear weather. Winter (Dec and Jan) is best for exploration in and around Kathmandu where you will take short hiking to rural areas.
Things to do
Boating in Phewa Lake
Chitwan Jungle Safari
Everest Climbing
Paragliding in Pokhara
Pilgrimage Tour to Lumbini
UNESCO World Heritage Tour inside Kathmandu and many more
What to see in Nepal
Nepal is surrounded by outonomous Region of the People’s Republic of China on the north and on the west, south and east by the Republic of India
Terrain: Hilly and Mountains (77%), Terai (23%)
Latitude Range: From 70m above sea level (230ft) in Terai to 8848m(29028ft) at
Mount Everest, Kathmandu Valley 853m (2798)
Weather: Tropical in low lands, Arctic at higher altitudes
Seasons: Summer (March- May) 22-36˚C
Monsoon (June- August) 18-32˚C
Autumn (September- November) 10-18˚C
Winter (December- February) 1-15˚C
Time : 5hr45min ahead of GMT
Population: 2, 75, 00000 (approx.)
Language: Nepali (National Language), Devnagari (National Script)
Capital : Kathmandu
Temperature and rainfall
Tropical temperature can be experienced in Plain land of Terai while the temperature drops down to subzero temperature at higher elevation.
Monsoon in Nepal lasts from June to August. The average annual record of rainfall in Kathmandu is 200 to 375mm.