Recommended places to have fun in Nepal

Kathmandu Valley: Kathmandu Valley (Kathmandu Valley) is the place with the highest concentration of world heritage sites in Nepal, mainly including 7 famous world cultural heritage sites such as Swayambhu Pagoda and the Old Palace.

Chitwan National Park: Chitwan National Park (Royal Chitwan National Park), the full name of "Chitwan Royal National Park", is one of the few unexplored areas in the Himalayan hills between India and Nepal. One of the most destroyed natural areas is also the habitat of the rare Asian one-horned rhinoceros in the world and one of the last hiding places of the Bengal tiger.

Sagarmatha National Park: Sagarmatha National Park is located in the Himalayas, bordering the Tibetan Everest Nature Reserve to the north. The park has a total area of ??1,244 square kilometers and is one of the first batch of cultural heritage and natural heritage announced by UNESCO.

Recommended travel time:

The dry season from October to November every year, with mild climate, clean air and high visibility, is the peak season for tourism and mountaineering in Nepal.

From February to April every year, at the end of the dry season, there is more dust in the air and visibility is not very high, but the weather is warm.

From December to January of the following year, the climate and visibility are good, but it is relatively cold, and snowy days are often encountered.

Other times are not suitable for traveling. May and early June are too hot and the air is dirty; from mid-June to September, the monsoon climate makes the mountain peaks obscured by clouds and fog, and the roads are full of mud.

The Federal Democratic Republic of Nepal, referred to as Nepal, is a mountainous and landlocked country in South Asia. It is the birthplace of Buddhism, one of the three major religions in the world. It is located at the southern foot of the Himalayas and borders the Chinese people to the north. It borders the Tibet Autonomous Region of the Republic of China, the Indian Republic of Sikkim to the east, and the Indian Republic of West Bengal, Bihar, Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand to the west and south.

In the 6th century BC, Nepalese people had settled in the Kathmandu Valley. Later, the immigration from India and the invasion of Britain formed the history of Nepal.

Nepal is an agricultural country, with 80% of the population engaged in agricultural production. It is one of the least developed countries in the world. After 1992, Nepal signed an agreement to join the World Trade Organization and became a member of the South Asian Free Trade Area and the Bay of Bengal Multi-level Economic and Technical Cooperation Mechanism.