Nepal, the ultimate destination for the travelers and holidaying tourist is a land-locked country. Draped along the spine of the high Himalayas, Nepal is a land of sublime scenery, time-worn temples, deepest gorge, highest lake, eight out of ten highest peaks and some of the best challenging hiking trails on earth. It is a poor country, but it is rich in scenic splendors and cultural treasures.

Nepal is located between India and China, in South East Asia. It is the home of the historic cities, dense green forests along with the world's most endangered species like one-horned Rhinoceros and Royal Bengal tiger. It is also the birthplace of Lord Buddha.

This rich biologically important country has a unique geographical position and latitudinal variation. The elevation of the country ranges from 60 m above sea level on the south to the highest point on earth, Mt. Everest at 8,848 m in the north, all within a distance of 150 km with climatic conditions ranging from subtropical to arctic. Within this stunning geography is also one of the richest cultural landscapes anywhere. The country is an assortment of ethnic groups and sub-groups who speak over 100 languages and dialects.

Nepal is consider as the country with more temples than houses and more gods and goddesses than the people who live here. One can count more festivals than the number of days in this unique country, where 7 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, are located within a distance of 20 km inside Kathmandu valley and 3 more outside the valley.

It's culture, traditional arts and heritage dates back to more than thousand years. The wide mosaics of races and ethnic groups have given this country a distinct character and culture of it’s own. Nepal, the birthplace of deities, the home of the legendary Gurkhas and hospitable people with exotic culture is purely a mystical land, which was far behind the reach of the western world till the mid of 19th century.

It is the kind of country that lingers in your dreams long after you leave from here. This is why so many travelers are drawn back here again and again with a greater appreciation of its natural and cultural complexity.