Is it safe to travel to Nepal? Is it safe to travel to Nepal these days?

Nepal is located in South Asia, south of the Himalayas and adjacent to China. This is a typical mountainous country. The climate here is very charming, certainly of a rare type. However, this country has frequent geological movements and numerous earthquakes, so the safety of tourism is worth considering. Here, I would like to share with you my evaluation of travel safety in Nepal.

Bodhanath Stupa

It takes about 3 hours to fly directly to Nepal. Nepal is a landlocked mountainous country, and the time difference with China is 2 hours and 15 minutes. Everything about traveling is the most amazing arrival. Sitting by the window of the airplane, looking at it with wide eyes, the clouds look like marshmallows, and I really want to pick them off and eat them. The nature of being a foodie is fully revealed.

The airport is small but very clean. Although Sparrow is small, it has all necessary facilities.

After getting off the plane, the first stop was the largest Buddhist pagoda in South Asia - Boudhanath Stupa, located in Kathmandu. Touching the prayer wheel is said to bring good luck. Then I danced with the pigeons and saw many locals taking pictures here. There are many shops selling ethnic jewelry, scarves, etc. Surrounded by open-air restaurants and cafes. It feels like a relatively petty bourgeois place in Nepal.

The first big pagoda - Blue Eyes

Petty bourgeois outdoor restaurant

Locals take their children to visit the big pagoda.

Afterwards, I went to a Chinese restaurant for lunch. The restaurant opposite looks a bit like their parliament building, which is quite beautiful.

After dinner, we came to Nagarkut, known as the "Himalayas Observation Deck". Our B&B is right here. It’s cool in the summer here, relaxing and quiet. You can see the most beautiful sunrise and green valley.

Homestay location

A group of 3 and 4-year-old children wearing beautiful school uniforms waved hello to me and smiled happily at me. I was in a daze in the car, but I quickly turned my head and responded to their sweet smiles, for fear of missing this moment. Looking at their inner smiles and spotless, crystal clear eyes, I am as happy as a flower.

After breakfast the next day, drive back to Kathmandu and visit Patan Durbar Square and Patan Museum, which is very Nepalese. The dark light flows inside the museum, which is extremely beautiful.

There are temples everywhere in Nepal. Wishes are made in every temple, and one of them will always come true. As long as you are religious, miracles will happen.

I feel like I accidentally made a silhouette.

The best yogurt in Nepal must be drunk in Bhaktapur Durbar Square.

There is a child in Bagang Square who keeps pestering us to buy him a book. The problem is we have no idea where their bookstore is. How to buy him a book?

Friends who choose postcards and souvenirs

I saw living goddesses in Nepal, which is Nepal’s unique culture in the world. I used to think that the goddess lived in a "splendid" house, but it turned out that the goddess lived in a somewhat shabby temple, which was very different from what I imagined. A little friend next to me asked: "Why does the goddess look unhappy?" Someone replied: "Because the goddess wants to go out to play!" The goddess is very beautiful, but also very pitiful.

Children as young as 3 or 4 years old in kindergarten and as old as 16 or 17 years old in high school are all wearing neat and beautiful school uniforms. They go to school at about 10 o'clock every day. Surrounding shops are also open at this time. I'm so happy. In China, I study in the classroom at 8 o'clock.

Next, I came to Taymor Street, which is called "Canada's Little Hong Kong". There are many hotels, handicraft shops, bookstores, restaurants, supermarkets, shops and more. People from all walks of life gathered and it was very lively.

This hand-painted painting is called Mehendi, which symbolizes beauty, good luck and wealth. Made of pure natural paint, it usually fades naturally in 2 or 3 weeks and then disappears. This is a temporary tattoo. It is said that the longer the totem remains on the hand, the better. Friends who are afraid of pain and want to get a tattoo can try this.

It was painted by a 20-year-old Nepali beauty, and her Chinese is very authentic.

The Monkey Temple, overlooking Kathmandu, is quite spectacular, although it is a ruined building. A friend said that there were so many dogs in this Monkey Temple. Jingjing’s children said that the dogs came to compete with the monkeys for their jobs, and it would be called the Dog Temple from now on.

In the evening, when I came to the wide Naputi River, I saw many people waiting here. The sun slowly broke through the clouds, showing a golden sunset hanging in the sky. The sunset can be so magnificent.

Nadi River

Indeed, everyone knows that it is noon in the United States and the sun sets in France in just one minute.

You can see the sunset in France within minutes. It's a pity that France is so far away. On an asteroid like yours,

all you have to do is move your chair a few steps. In this way, you can always see the sunset you want to see

"I watched the sunset 43 times a day."

I like this passage in "The Little Prince".

We went to a homestay in Chitwan in the evening, and the next day we went to Chitwan National Forest Park to watch animals living in their natural habitats.

Xiuxiu told me that a young Nepali man told her, "He likes girls from China and thinks girls from China are beautiful. Help him find a girlfriend from China."

Xiuxiu smiled and said, "Where can I find Chinese girls?" "Then I said, "I think Nepalese girls are very beautiful. "Xiu Xiu also agreed, "I also think Nepalese girls are pretty. They have three-dimensional facial features and deep eyes. ”

Back garden of the homestay

I woke up from a sweet dream in the morning and had breakfast. Afterwards, I took a canoe and rippled on the Naputi River, and saw the Floating crocodiles and beautiful and colorful water birds.

The crocodile is only about 2 meters away from us. This is the first time we have seen crocodiles so close before on the Animal World program on TV.

“Keep your voice down and don’t disturb it! "A child on the boat reminded me.

On the shore, through the jungle, across the concrete.

Hiking Chitwan National Forest Park and watching Bengal tigers walking gracefully in the jungle , watching the one-horned rhino grazing leisurely by the Qingqing River. They are also rare in this world. This is one of their last hiding places. We also saw many visible but unrecognizable plants and flowers. The wonders of nature can only be breathtaking.

It is best to wear rain boots or shoe covers in Chitwan. There are many mosquitoes in the mud in the forest, and some grass sticks to your legs, so wear them. Pants.

The afternoon activity is to explore the jungle by riding an elephant. Although elephants are huge animals, they have a gentle and human nature. The memory is super strong, far beyond that of humans. Their skin is very thick, but they can feel mosquito bites sensitively. As soon as I stepped on the elephant's back, I felt very guilty and sad until the end of the activity. I said sorry to it and felt that it heard my voice. I will choose a better way to approach it and love it again!

Running in the jungle. The sika deer jumped over, and before he could catch its shadow, it disappeared. A greedy wild boar was looking for food in the jungle. He saw a little peacock walking in the jungle. This was a real experience.

After dinner, enjoy the authentic Tanu folk song and dance performance near the B&B.

In the last show, everyone is invited to participate. All the foreigners are on stage. Foreigners really know how to play!

Today is the last day in Chitwan.

The next stop is Pokhara. This time I stayed in the hotel. .

It’s time to eat again. Nizi rice is a dark food for me. I can’t eat all kinds of spices and curry, maybe because I’m from Chengdu. So I like spicy food. I forgot to bring pickled vegetables and laoganma this time. If you are not used to eating curry, it is best to bring something to eat.

Even the popcorn tastes like curry. >

But then, on the way back to Kadu from Pokhara, I had a good set meal. Fried noodles, fried potatoes, fried crucian carp, boiled okra, and a very rich crucian carp soup on the side. , delicious, and the taste is more important than that in China.

Pokhara, the spiritual home of Nepalese people. My sister who went with me joked that "it should be the capital of Nepal". Praise. Quiet, just the opposite of Kadu. In the afternoon, I climbed up to the Peace Pagoda and saw the beautiful scenery of Nepal.

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Finally, I saw the Peace Tower, a symbol of harmony.

At the Peace Tower, you have to take off your shoes if you want to take a photo or climb the tower.

You can get a bird's eye view from the tower. The entire Phewa Lake, the peaks of the Himalayas and the characteristic town of Pokhara overlook the Phewa Lake from another angle.

Snowy mountains are covered with clouds.

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Hotel swimming pool at night

Floating on Phewa Lake

In Phewa Lake, you can take a colorful The wooden boat sees the snow-capped mountains behind the mountains, giving the scenery a hazy beauty, much like a fresh and elegant landscape painting.

Local people were in a daze by the lake.

When I was a child, I heard that the Himalayas were the highest mountains in the world. Looking at the Himalayas from a distance in Nepal, what you see is the snow-capped Himalayas that remain unchanged all year round. More than 10 years have passed, and I finally saw the tallest mountain in the world when I grew up. I wonder if there is a legendary snowman on it. What a different world is there? Probably like The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe. For me, seeing the Himalayas from a distance once is enough. Facing the snow-capped mountains also reminds me of the distance from 0755 to 79000. When the heroine calls out the sound of the snow-capped mountains, she is very affectionate and long-lasting.

If you are afraid of the cold and want to see the Himalayas, then come to Nepal. Here you can also see the snow-capped mountains in summer clothes.

Buy a scarf at a store called Angel Hands.

Pink clouds

Sunrise and sunset

I saw the rainbow three times.

Someone was dancing and taking pictures in Durbar Square, which attracted the attention of locals and tourists, and everyone was watching.

After returning to Kadu to rest for the next day, the journey is over. Cheng Fei returned to Chengdu. Wherever you want to go, you will eventually arrive, and your dreams will eventually come true.