Nepal

Nepal is a perfect destination for solo travelers and ones with families. We recommend traveling with your loved ones and enjoying a happy gate to this beautiful country. Here, your days won’t be dull, and you will have jam-packed schedules full of fun tourist activities. The best Family-Friendly things to do in Nepal include an […]

Nestled in the heart of the Himalayas, Nepal boasts stunning landscapes, lush greeneries, rich cultural heritage, and marvelous natural beauty. Tourists are welcome to visit here all year long. Every month marks a new festival, celebration, or special event. Hence, it is never dull to travel in this country. Determining the best time to visit

Nothing in this world is free, or is it? Especially regarding travel, we have this misconception that it is costly and will drain one’s bank account. Although traveling requires money, people can cut expenses by drawing up a meticulous plan. This also includes searching for free things to do in that country. Nepal is often

Travel is synonymous with exploration, adventure, and self-discovery. However, the misconception that traveling is expensive often dissuades people from exploring the world. This is not the truth, as wandering around the globe doesn’t necessarily drain your bank account. All you need to do is draw up a well-organized trip plan, including budget-friendly activities and accommodation.

Street food is heaven; the vibrant colors, deep-fried aroma, and sizzling appearance all exude an irresistible charm. Are they healthy? Maybe not, but there is no doubt of their deliciousness. Hence, there is no shortage of street food lovers in any part of the world. In the bustling streets of Nepal, aromatic street delicacies with

In today’s technologically advanced world, we all depend on existing technology mediums and tools. Whether traveling or ordering food, everything is just a click away. Likewise, Nepalese people are following the trend and are familiar with many existing mobile apps. Nepali people use mobile applications for various purposes, such as banking, business, education, entertainment, payment,

South Asia, in general, has lots of festivals and celebrations. You have likely heard of Chinese New Year, Diwali, and Songkran. Nepal and India, among other South Asian countries, celebrate festivals yearly. While Nepal shares Hindu festivals similar to those in India, it has several more festivities. Festivals in Nepal are more than mere celebrations;

Who doesn’t love holidays? A day spent leisurely without worrying about work or school sounds amazing. Regarding holidays, we Nepalis are pretty lucky as we have 35 public holidays annually. And those are excluding 52 Saturdays in a year. Nepal sees twenty-seven festival holidays, two birth anniversary holidays, and six special national days. Considering these