Nepal

The roof of the world: where the Himalayas touch the sky and gods walk among men

Nepal is the country of superlatives: eight of the fourteen highest mountains in the world, including Everest. But it is also a place of deep spirituality, living culture and extraordinary people.

Nepal is every mountain lover's dream. A country where the Himalayas unfold in all their majesty, where snow-capped peaks dominate the horizon, where villages clinging to impossible slopes live as they have for centuries. But Nepal is much more than mountains. Kathmandu is a fascinating chaos of temples, stupas and alleyways where life bustles. Durbar Square, Pashupatinath, Boudhanath... places where Hinduism and Buddhism intertwine in unique spirituality. The Kathmandu Valley holds seven World Heritage sites in a tiny space. And then there are the treks. You don't need to be a mountaineer to walk in Nepal. There are routes for all levels: from gentle valley walks to the mythical Everest Base Camp. Walking among Himalayan giants, sleeping in mountain lodges, having tea with Sherpas... it's an experience that marks you forever.

Kathmandu Valley

7 UNESCO · Temples and stupas

Kathmandu Valley

Kathmandu, Patan, Bhaktapur: three ancient cities full of temples. Boudhanath, Pashupatinath, Swayambhunath. Chaos, spirituality and culture on every corner.

Everest Region

Khumbu · Roof of the world

Everest Region

Home of Sherpas and the world's most famous trek. Flight to Lukla, walk to Base Camp, Buddhist monasteries with Everest backdrop.

Annapurna

Classic circuit · Diversity

Annapurna

The most varied trekking circuit: from subtropical rice paddies to high mountain deserts. Thorong La Pass at 5,416m. Views of Annapurna and Dhaulagiri.

Pokhara

Phewa Lake · Annapurna gateway

Pokhara

Lakeside city with Machhapuchhre views. Base for Annapurna treks. Relaxed atmosphere, paragliding, kayaking. Rest before or after the mountains.

Chitwan

Jungle · Rhinos and tigers

Chitwan

Safari in Terai jungle. One-horned rhinos, chance of Bengal tigers, elephants, crocodiles. Tropical and wild Nepal.

Lumbini

Buddha's birthplace · Pilgrimage

Lumbini

Where Siddhartha Gautama, the Buddha, was born. UNESCO Heritage. Monasteries from the whole Buddhist world, meditation gardens, absolute peace.

The roof of the world

Eight of the fourteen highest mountains on the planet are in Nepal. Everest, Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, Machhapuchhre... names that sound like adventure, limits, dreams fulfilled.

Experiences

Nepal offers experiences combining adventure, spirituality and nature in proportions no other country can match.

Himalaya sunrise

From Nagarkot or Sarangkot, watching the sun illuminate snow-capped peaks while the valley remains in shadow. Peaks turning from pink to gold to white. Sublime moment.

Boudhanath at sunset

Nepal's largest stupa, surrounded by Tibetan monks and pilgrims spinning prayer wheels. At sunset, butter lamps glow and chants resound.

Reaching Everest Base Camp

Two weeks walking among Himalayan giants. The moment of reaching Base Camp, with Everest dominating the horizon, is one of those achievements marking you forever.

Chitwan safari

Seeing one-horned rhinos in their natural habitat, with the chance of crossing paths with a Bengal tiger. Nepal's other face: tropical jungle and wildlife.

Where gods dwell

Nepal is one of the world's most spiritual countries. Hinduism and Buddhism coexist in temples dotting the landscape, daily rituals by the river, prayer flags fluttering on peaks.

We work with Nepal's finest accommodations: from heritage hotels in Kathmandu to mountain lodges with eight-thousander views.

Dwarika's Hotel

Katmandú

Tiger Mountain Pokhara Lodge

Pokhara

Yeti Mountain Home

Región Everest (lodges)

Meghauli Serai (Taj)

Chitwan

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