Nepal has a long embedded history of many ruling system with different rulers and dynasties aimed to mould the modern Nepal in different eras. According to historical evidences Kirantis first ruled this land from 9th century B.C. to 1st century A.D.
Geographically, Nepal is a shining pearl between two giant shells, India and China. It encompasses total surface area of 147,181 sq. km. Its geography ranges from 59m elevation from sea level up to 8848m, (Musaharnia of Dhanusa district to Mt. Everest).
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Nepal can be visited throughout the year. However, autumn is the best and spring the second recommended season. 
Festivals are the cultural treasures of Nepal. Festivals for Nepalese are the living part of their rich cultural heritage. Festivals in Nepal are taken as the common ground to assemble the Nepalese of diverse cultural backgrounds. As Nepal is more occupied with Hindu and Buddha religion, most of the festivals are related to different Hindu and Buddhist Gods and Goddesses and they are celebrated on such days consecrated for them by their religion and tradition. Dashain, Tihar, Janai Purnima, Buddha Jayanti, Shree Krishna Janmasthami, Teej, Indra Jatra, Buddha Jayanti, Fagu Purnima( Holi), Ghode Jatra, Shree Ram Nawami etc. are the major religion of Hindus and Buddhists.
Similar to the neighboring nation India Hinduism is the dominant religion of Nepal. More than 80 percent people have the strong faith on this religion. This religion has the belief of Polytheism with a basic trinity of three gods- Brahma; the creator, Vishnu; the preserver and Shiva; the destroyer. Buddhism is the second dominant religion of Nepal. This place of Lord Buddha is disseminating the echo of peace throughout the world along with this religion. Beside these two dominant religions minority of Nepalese adhere to Jain, Islam and Christianity. Religious tolerance is the unique feature of Nepali religion since time immemorial. Nepal after the people’s movement of 2006 has turned into secular from the Hindu nation. This move has further harmonizing the bond of different religions.
Different seasons determine the climatic condition of Nepal. Autumn and spring are often taken as the best seasons for trips to Nepal. Autumn begins from early September and lasts up to the early December. It heralds the clear weather, sunny days and warm nights. Likewise spring commences from the early March and remains up to the end of May. The rainfall occasionally takes place during this period. Monsoon, another season rules from June to September. Hot weather and the torrential downpour almost every day during this season make the trekking acts almost complex and bitter. The ways turn muddy due to rainwater and landslips. Panoramic views of the mountainous area even veiled by the curtain of foggy clouds.
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Nepal has the glory, of about 6000 big and small rivers, which flow uninterruptedly from its lap of Himalayas. These rivers contain the capacity to generate 83,000MW electricity as a whole. This can be well supportive for its rising economy. Most of the rivers are carrying the better possibilities of entertain to the daredevils, pleasure seekers for boating, rafting, bungee jumping etc. acts.Nepal
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In spite of some minor problems, we had a wonderful time.
In Ladakh everything went smootly: Mr Akbar, from Himalayan Frontiers Adventures, did a good job.Read more testimonials