"When to go to Nepal depends on what you want to do there." For hikers, the clear skies of October and November give them the best views of Everest and Annapurna. The warmer days of March and April bring the mountains to life with colour. But Nepal is beautiful all year round, not just during the peak seasons. The mild winter sun is great for cultural tours at lower altitudes, and the lush, rain-soaked landscapes of the monsoon show a peaceful side of the country that few tourists see. This is our expert guide to figuring out Nepal's seasons and finding the right time for your trip.
Another Excellent Window, Especially For Nature Lovers. During This Time, Rhododendrons Bloom, And The Temperatures Are Warmer, Making It Ideal For Both Trekking And Visiting National Parks.
Nepalese cuisine combines the rich flavours of its own foods with those of other countries within South East Asia. Many dishes are relatively simple to create but the flavours on offer are complex and at times - mouthwatering.<...
Nepal has grown accustomed to tipping though many hotels and better restaurants generally include a tip/ service charge with your final bill and therefore render tipping unnecessary. However, if no service charge is included - ...
Located to the south of Pokhora valley - Phewa Lake is a freshwater lake, which commands stunning views of the surrounding mountains.
This is one of the most urban areas of Nepal - made up of narrow alleyways, noisy markets and a fantastic collection of carved temples - from both the Hindu and Buddhist faiths.
The Chitwan National Park is home to a legion of diverse wildlife.
Nepal has a temperate climate with four main seasons. Those priortising visibility whilst visiting the mountains should visit in the autumn between September and November when the weather is mostly clear and dry and not yet too...
It may seem obvious but trekking in Nepal is the ultimate pastime. You’ll see some of the most exquisite scenery available in the modern world.