FAQs
Where is Nepal geographically located?
Nepal is physically based in south East Asia & is a landlocked Himalayan country that lies between the Asian powers of China & India. Culturally diverse, Nepal’s different communities speak different languages based on their cultural identity. Kathmandu is the ancient capital of the country & is commonly known as the ‘city of cows & temples’, probably the most in the world. History lives in Kathmandu where medieval artistic beauty can be enjoyed very much. Nepal’s chilling mountains, some the highest in the world drops down to the teeming flatlands of the Indian plains. Flora & fauna are found in abundance as much as stupas & monasteries with some of the most beautiful landscapes on earth; along with this, some of the most challenging treks in the world happen in Nepal & nowhere else.
Where is Nepal geographically located?
Nepal is physically based in south East Asia & is a landlocked Himalayan country that lies between the Asian powers of China & India. Culturally diverse, Nepal’s different communities speak different languages based on their cultural identity. Kathmandu is the ancient capital of the country & is commonly known as the ‘city of cows & temples’, probably the most in the world. History lives in Kathmandu where medieval artistic beauty can be enjoyed very much. Nepal’s chilling mountains, some the highest in the world drops down to the teeming flatlands of the Indian plains. Flora & fauna are found in abundance as much as stupas & monasteries with some of the most beautiful landscapes on earth; along with this, some of the most challenging treks in the world happen in Nepal & nowhere else.