Nepal is a small landlocked country in the South-East Asia, strategically located between China and India, the two booming countries in the world. Nepal is a multi-religious, multi-diverse and multi-cultured country with more than 103 ethnic groups and 93 spoken languages. About 28.58 million people habituate within this peaceful diverse country in an area of 1, 47,181 km/Sq.
Nepal is also known to the world as "Birthplace of Gautam Buddha" and is home to the highest mountain of the world i.e, Mt. Everest. There are 4 UNESCO world heritage sites in Nepal which posess their own values and stories. Not only this, there are also various renowned temples and monuments. Nepal is also the only country in the world where Kumari, the living goddess is worshipped. Heritages, cultures and traditions are not the only things that are richly available in this country. Nepal is home to 600 species of plants, 560 mammals, 539 species of bird and 49 amphibians & reptiles with 412 Asian horned rhinoceros and some bangle tigers that live in dense forest. The country has managed to preserve more endangered species of flora and fauna and buffer hunting zone, including ten national parks, three wildlife reserve and one hunting reserve, six conservation areas and eleven buffer zones covering the 23.23 % area of the country.
A Mountainous country Nepal offers a multitude of adventure options. Nepal is home to 8 out of 14 Eight Thousand club's peak on earth. The mesmerizing beauty as well as the richness of Nepal is not only up to the mountains. The country is a natural museum of the world, home to numerous vibrant cultures, traditional ethics, colorful feasts and festivals, ancient temples and monuments, diverse flora and fauna, crystal clear lakes, river, ponds, himalayan glacier with heavenly beautiful places and friendly-kind-helpful and hard working native residents. Nepal’s diverse topography offers a surfeit of activities to the visitors.
