This landlocked Himalayan nation boasts some of the best of everything for all kinds of travellers, including spectacular vistas of some of the highest mountains on the planet, fascinating culture, friendly locals, delectable cuisine, countless experiences, and incredible wildlife. The following 4reasons will convince you to contact a local travel agency in Nepal and plan a trip to this country at least once in your lifetime.

You will encounter the varied culture:

More than 35 different ethnic groups call Nepal home, each with its own language, beliefs, festival, and artistic style. For instance, the Newar people, who were the first to settle in the Kathmandu Valley, still speak Newari, also known as Nepali Bhasa, and they still celebrate their own holidays, such as Swanti, a five-day festival that emphasises the importance of women in the home. You have a wonderful opportunity to step outside your comfort zone and become fully immersed in Nepal's unique cultures by travelling there.

You will visit amazing historic locations:

Nepal can never let down lovers of history, art, and architecture because it is home to two magnificent UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Sites, Lumbini and Kathmandu Valley. While visiting Lumbini, the birthplace of Lord Buddha, can also be a joyful and illuminating experience, the Kathmandu valley, the spiritual centre of Nepal, is home to countless historic temples, lovely Buddhist monasteries, and stupas.

You'll come across the friendliest people on the earth:

The people of Nepal are incredibly friendly and inviting. They always work to make you feel at home because they think that visitors are God. They always offer you tea and aid when you ask for it. If you ask a friend who has been to Nepal before, they will tell you how hospitable the people there are. 

You will enjoy Nepali cuisine:

Nepal's geographic and cultural variety contribute to its abundance of food. The cuisine of Nepal still has its own distinctiveness despite being heavily affected by its neighbours, China and India. You must consume some of Nepal's specialties before leaving the country. The national meal of Nepal, dal bhat (lentils with rice and curried vegetables), is available at practically every eatery and is eaten for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The popular delicacy known as momo, or Nepalese dumplings, can be found on nearly every street corner and is well worth sampling several times. Chatamari, dheedo, aloo tama, and other well-known Nepali dishes that are worth trying.