Nepal: the country of gods and goddesses, the country with interminable culture, the country where guests are treated as God incarnate, the country blessed with exquisite Himalayas, the country home to numerous flora and fauna encompassing the rare ones, the country with exotic lakes, spectacular landscape and what not. Nepal has always been one amongst the most prioritized country to visit.
Nepal boasts majestic Mt. Everest which happens to the highest mountain on the earth with elevation of 8,848 meters. Nepal flaunts 8 among top 10 tallest peaks in the world. Those to make this list alongside Mt. Everest itself are Mt. Kanchenjunga, Mt. Lhotse, Mt. Makalu, Mt. Cho Oyu, Mt. Dhaulagiri, Mt. Manaslu and Mt. Annapurna. Due to these magnificent possessions, an extensive number of visitors arrive Nepal for mountain climbing and the feeling they encounter while on the elevated top of Earth. These breathtaking mountains accredit even more to the cosmic beauty of Nepal and are provenance of multifarious river in Nepal. The lofty mountains of Nepal have definitely upheaved the dignity as well as identity of Nepal along with the climbers who accomplishes the passion of mounting them.
The rich culture of Nepal is another reason that motivates people to visit it. Along with the geographic diversity, the cultural divergence of Nepal is beyond magical. One of the other prime reason Nepal is anointed as one of the top countries to visit, is the cultural heterogeneity existing here and what’s even more interesting is the intriguing backstory of each culture. Different attributes like dance-form, folktales, religion, music, art, songs, language, food, dress etcetera varies with distinct culture. Lord Buddha: The founder of Buddhist religion, was born in Lumbini, Nepal making it culturally and historically appealing.
Apart from the divine natural beauty and enigmatic cultural aspects, Nepal is also renown for inhabiting the rare plants and animals. The diverse geographic aspect buttresses the biological diversity in Nepal, As a result, Nepal to home to innumerous and even imperiled living species.
