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Best places to visit in Nepal

For decades, a trip to Nepal has been the dream; the ultimate goal of many people. It is a destination known the world over. Despite the devastating earthquake that his the country in Spring 2015, Nepal, also known as "the Home of the Gods", has quickly rebounded and a trip there is still extraordinary. Whatever you choose to do, you are bound to return from your trip a changed person.

Nepal is so diverse that it often feels like a thousand different destinations in one. To help you make your decisions, the entire Evaneos Travel family and those who love Nepal will share their experiences and provide advice as to the landmarks you just cannot miss out during your trip.

The capital city, Kathmandu, is a pure jewel. Nowhere else in the country will you experience such cultural diversity. It's quite easy to pass hours away on Durbar Square without even noticing the time go by. Pashupatinath is a sacred location with an absolutely incredible atmosphere. Many visitors say that they've never experienced such strong emotions than they did here. Also near the capital, Swayambhunath is an equally important religious centre, but this time of Buddhism. With its beautiful lake, Pokhara is not to be missed if you're keen on walking. It attracts hikers of all levels. The roof of the world, Mount Everest, is in fact not just for experienced mountaineers.

Besides these classic tourist attractions, the Durbar Square in Patan, the grand Stupa in Boudhanath and the typical mountain life in Gorkha are equally sensational landmarks for those looking to discover the profound, typical and authentic aspects of Nepal. A trip to Nepal is the ideal opportunity to follow the trails of a tiger in Chitwan National Park as well as in Badiya National Park.

So, it's now up to you to decide which of these ideas will inspire your upcoming trip to Nepal!

Patan is one of three ancient royal cities, alongside Kathmandu and Bhaktapur. It's one of Nepal's most important cultural and historical sites.
Pokhara, which could have been a haven of peace after 3 weeks spent in the mountains, turned out to be an unpleasant culture shock, a real tourist town where the behaviour of the foreigners was a real contrast to the culture of the country.
Birethanti is a little village about 45km from Pokhara. Bordered by the Modi Khola River, the village is a great departure point for hikes in the region.
Ghorepani, the third stage of the Annapurna balcony trek , is also the access point for Poon Hill.
Gandrhuk is a stopover in the Annapurna (ACAP) conservation area and there are numerous trails that lead from the village into the surrounding countryside.
The Annapurnas is a mountain range in central Nepal that comprises of several peaks of over 7,000m, the highest being Annapurna l at 8,091m.
Ulleri, the second stopping place on the trek to the Annapurna Balcony, overlooks the valley and offers a magnificent view of the summits.
4th stage of the Annapurna balcony trek, Tadapani is a small village on the route back.
Situated on the route of most of the treks to the Annapurna mountain range, Poon Hill is a must-see stopping place for admiring the most beautiful panoramic view of the mountain range.
At 2,170m high, Chomrong is the last village you'll cross on the Annapurna Sanctuary Trek.
The little village of Dovan lies at an altitude of 2,500 metres and serves as one of the stops on the long trail leading to Annapurna Base Camp.
If you leave from Phedi, Dhampus, situated at a lofty 1,650m high, is the first stop on the Annapurnas Sanctuary Trek.
Departure for the most famous trek of Nepal, the famous Annapurna circuit.
A village and stop off point at the start of the trek around the Annapurnas, which also shares the name of one of the country's highest mountains.
A stop on the most famous trek of Nepal, the famous Annapurna circuit.
A small village in the Himalayas and a classic stage of the trek around the Annapurnas.
An essential stopover before attacking the Annapurnas mountains - at 3,185m you'll need all your strength to cover its rocky, vertiginous heights.
Manang is a mandatory stop in the trek. This time-out allows the body to acclimatise to the to the lower oxygen levels of high mountains. The Annapurnas mountain range is an excellent opportunity for hiking amateurs wishing to exploit their passion.
A stop on the famous "Annapurna Circuit" at 4000 m of altitude.
Lodge at an altitude of 14895 feet and stop-over of Nepal's second most famous hike.
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