Top Reasons of Planning Tour to Nepal – The Himalayan Paradise

Nepal is a small, landlocked nation that gives glimpse of heaven. There are countless reasons that support the statement that Nepal is must visit destination. Though Nepal lacks modern infrastructure and connectivity at some remote places yet the tourists are amazed with the affordability of this Himalayan Paradise. Everything is beautiful and lovely in Nepali countryside. The pristine land, snowcapped mountains, lush green forests, wildlife, exotic scenes and remote mountain peaks make Nepal a perfect tourist destination.

It is hard to describe the exotic and besotted beauty of Nepal with the help of words. Take out some time and visit to this mountainous kingdom. In last few years Nepal has emerged as the favorite destination for newly married couples, adventure seekers and environmentalist. Reputed trekking agencies shoulder key responsibilities and arrange for travel activities that even lures international tourists. Tourist centric agencies arrange for best guides. They aid tourists in understanding the culture, rituals and geography of this country. Nepal peak climbing is the latest craze among adventurists. Several remote sections of Nepal have not witnessed change from several decades and now their continuous isolation is proving advantageous. Nepal has managed to shield its culture and rituals from the wave of modernism.

Along with Mount Everest, the highest peak of the world, Nepal is also home to several high rising mountains. The country is also the birthplace to spiritual teacher Lord Gautam Buddha. The spectacular, panoramic landscape of Nepal is a treasure for environmentalist.  Adventure seekers just love to become part of Everest base camp trekking. The popularity of Nepal has skyrocketed as a tourist destination. If you are really eager to witness the jaw dropping scenic beauty of Nepal, then register your name with reputed trekking agencies to experience excitement.

Exotic Trekking beyond Himalayas

Nestled amidst lofty snowcapped Himalayan ranges, Nepal is a landlocked nation, that offers its visitors an exotic and mystifying experience of the mountains, ancient culture and breathtaking beauty. Nepal is immensely endowed with natural flora and fauna ranging from tropical to alpine vegetation.

Upper Mustang Trekking is a rare privilege. One can witness the true way of life of the mountain people who have remained isolated largely also from the rest of Nepalese people for hundreds of years. The culture in Upper Mustang is akin to Tibetan culture as it is geographically part of the Tibetan Plateau. Until 1950, Mustang was a separate kingdom with a sovereign king of its own. He still has his palace in the ancient capital of, Lo Manthang. Upper Mustang Trekking is bound to be replete with adventure, mystifying geography and culture.

The rugged, arid and mountainous terrain is devoid of much vegetation as it falls in the rain shadow area. There are many monasteries dotting the landscape that portrays Tibetan lifestyles. Here, there are many abandoned caves dating back to 15^th centuries as well.

Upper Mustang trekking is still in its infancy, as this tract was opened for non-Nepalese people only 15 years back. One can trek to this area even during Monsoons as Kali Gandaki river is not flooded as this falls in the rain shadow area. Although the altitude is not much high, the highest point reached being only 3800 meters, the weather conditions are quite harsh and severe. It is bitterly cold in winter and windy and dusty throughout. Winter treks are best avoided due to harsh weather.

Earlier this formed the route followed by salt caravans crossing into Nepal. The present king of Mustang can trace his lineage back to 1380. In the more recent times, it was a stronghold for Tibetan Khampa guerillas fighting the invading Chinese troopers. Points of interest in Upper Mustang include royal palace, Thugchen Gompa, Amchi Museum and chosser and chortens festooned with Tibetan prayer flags. 

Everest Base Camp Trekking

Mount Everest, the highest peak in the world, has long captivated the imagination of intrepid men and women. The exploits of mountaineering pioneers and legends- George Mallory, Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay has become tales of folklore. Since then, thousands of men and women have tried to follow in their footsteps making huge sacrifices – many with their lives – in their own attempts to the summit. Yet nowadays, Everest Base Camp Trekking, has become an achievable goal for people from all walks of life who want a glimpse of the world’s highest peak. According to one estimate, in 2012, between 35,000 and 37,000 people trekked in the Everest region.

The ethereal and breathtaking scenery of the lofty Himalayas is a sight to behold. The picturesque beauty can keep nature lovers spellbound for days. Travelers and trekkers to the Mt. Everest or Sagarmatha, as it is popularly called in Nepal, is a unique experience. The visitors will be suitably entertained by experiencing the unique Sherpa culture by visiting monasteries and museums along the way. Boundless Adventures offers several outdoor and indoor travel activities for your itinerary while on a trip to the tiny Himalayan country nestled among majestic mountains. Our experienced and helpful tour guides will chalk out a plan for you so that your days are filled with sheer trekking pleasure past the colorful prayer wheels, rugged terrain and yaks grazing along the route. The evenings are amply rewarded with hot food and conversation with like-minded people around the dining-room fire.

This intoxicating medley of natural beauty and fascinating culture coupled with a personal sense of achievement, is worth the experience.   To top it all with innate warmth of Nepalese hospitality makes the Everest Base Camp trekking one of the world’s most unforgettable experience.

Get in touch with us today to make your bookings. The tract is trekkable almost through the year with fascination details thrown in as per seasonal variations. Boundless Adventures is one of the leading touring agency operating in Nepal.