The beautiful Himalayan country Nepal between India and China is the land of the highest mountains with many contrasts. From the highest point on earth to the flat fertile lands known as the ‘terai’, from the ancient sophistication of Kathmandu to the simple, remote existence of the farmers struggling to survive on a few scraped furrows on steep hillsides.
There is a great variety of sights to fascinate all interests. The animal and bird life is equally diverse with the diversity of the countryside from the low-lying terai, with its jungles in the south to the barren mountain plateau of Mustang in the north.
The Culture, wildlife, trekking & adventure attract many tourists each year, and most of them find that the allocated time for their tours was by far not long enough to take it all in.

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Religion And Culture of Nepal:

Hinduism and Buddhism constitute two major religions of Nepal. A remarkable feature of Nepal is the religious homogeneity what exists, particularly between the Hindu and Buddhist communities. Muslim from the third largest religious group as well as Christians are in minority.

The exquisite medieval art & architecture of the Kathmandu valley vividly reflect the artistic ingenuity and the religious tradition of the people.