As you start packing your bag for a trip, you cannot help but feel a little anxious about missing some necessities or not carrying enough of your travel equipment. The cultural expectations and etiquette in your destination may be another part of your worry. Yes, planning a trip can be stressful but it does not need to suck the fun out of your little escape. Once you have an outline plan of what to take, what to do, what not to do, and so on, your journey becomes a little lighter. That is exactly what we are here for.
In this section, we will share all kinds of travel guides and tips that will help a traveler, like yourself, to travel to Nepal, Bhutan, and Tibet. We hope our given travel guides and tips will benefit each of you and make your journey less stressful and more memorable. From your packing list, to travel guides for each destination, we will provide you with every possible piece of information. Let us know what kind of travel guides you are looking for in the future and we will get that ready for you and others.
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Altogether, there are 12 national parks in Nepal, spreading from the east to the west. Shey Phoksundo national park being the largest, and the Rara being the smallest; all national parks in Nepal are highly secured and protected.
There are a total of 14 eight-thousanders in the world and are known for the incredible mountaineering adventure.
Chitwan National Park, a UNESCO world heritage site, is one of the most beautiful national parks in Nepal.
Perched on a hill in a confluence of Imja Khola and Dudh Koshi rivers, Tengboche Monastery is one of the most beautiful places on earth.
Snow Leopards in Nepal are incredibly admired for their elusiveness, solitary and shy nature.
Bardia National Park is one of the most beautiful and diverse National Parks in the lowlands of Nepal.
