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Why in Nepal Volunteer, travel, trekking, culture exchange and many more... Nepal is richest country in the view of breathtakingly beautiful scenery, The home of Mount Everest and stunning land of snow-capped mountains, the holy town of Lumbini, the reputed birthplace of Lord Buddha and a site of pilgrimage, majestic old temples with a fascinating culture, city of temple Kathmandu and friendly people that is located India to the South and China to the North. Nepal boasts a number of UNESCO World Heritage listed sites, seven of which lie within the Kathmandu valley. These ancient temple and palace complexes are inspiring examples of skilled craftsmanship - exquisite thangkas, gold painted stupas and intricate woodcarvings can be seen at every turn, portraying Nepal's unique and complex blend of religions and beliefs. The geographical location of Nepal makes it one of the most bio diverse countries on the planet. As well as the mountains you will find windswept deserts, green paddy fields and jungles teeming with exotic wildlife. This friendly and welcoming country has a rich history and offers much for the adventurous traveler. On your days off from voluntary work, there's always something going on. Nepal entices all kinds of people - and they don't go home disappointed. Kathmandu always attracts pilgrims as well as tourists, so there are plenty of religious festivals, rallies and attractions. Hey, you can try a pizza Nepali-style, feast on the traditional Dal Bhat, or enjoy a buffalo steak at the Everest Steak House. You will surprise, Kathmandu is a city of MO:MO. Java Coffee house that is located in colour full tourist centre in Thamel for continental foods. If you're hungry for something other than food, visit the temples in Durbar Square, or go mountain biking in the Kathmandu valley. Well, Nepal is the perfect location for anyone who loves the outdoors too. The capital city, Kathmandu, is transforming from an ancient place filled with crooked streets into a vibrant, modern metropolis. The city is becoming an extrovert and lively destination, and although Western influences mean that you will certainly see modern-looking businessmen, there is still plenty of evidence of the simpler life. In the hills around Kathmandu are found the rural retreats of Dhulikhel and Nagarkot, ideal for a night or two. The mountainous terrain is perfect for those seeking extreme climbing or trekking activities. Who wouldn't relish the unforgettable experience of hiking in the foothills of Mount Everest? Further west, situated by the serene Phewa Tal Lake, is Pokhara, often referred to as the ‘adventure capital’ of Nepal. To the south in the Terai region is Chitwan National Park where visitors may be fortunate enough to view the splendid Royal Bengal tiger or the one-horned rhinoceros. There are also places to go white-water rafting in the foaming glacial rivers, or take an adventure trek through the jungle.
www.youthchangeworld.org/travel%20nepal.htm
Category: Adventure Travel, Region: Nepal
Keywords: travel Nepal, treeking, culture exchange
Why in Nepal Volunteer, travel, trekking, culture exchange and many more... Nepal is richest country in the view of breathtakingly beautiful scenery, The home of Mount Everest and stunning land of snow-capped mountains, the holy town of Lumbini, the reputed birthplace of Lord Buddha and a site of pilgrimage, majestic old temples with a fascinating culture, city of temple Kathmandu and friendly people that is located India to the South and China to the North. Nepal boasts a number of UNESCO World Heritage listed sites, seven of which lie within the Kathmandu valley. These ancient temple and palace complexes are inspiring examples of skilled craftsmanship - exquisite thangkas, gold painted stupas and intricate woodcarvings can be seen at every turn, portraying Nepal's unique and complex blend of religions and beliefs. The geographical location of Nepal makes it one of the most bio diverse countries on the planet. As well as the mountains you will find windswept deserts, green paddy fields and jungles teeming with exotic wildlife. This friendly and welcoming country has a rich history and offers much for the adventurous traveler. On your days off from voluntary work, there's always something going on. Nepal entices all kinds of people - and they don't go home disappointed. Kathmandu always attracts pilgrims as well as tourists, so there are plenty of religious festivals, rallies and attractions. Hey, you can try a pizza Nepali-style, feast on the traditional Dal Bhat, or enjoy a buffalo steak at the Everest Steak House. You will surprise, Kathmandu is a city of MO:MO. Java Coffee house that is located in colour full tourist centre in Thamel for continental foods. If you're hungry for something other than food, visit the temples in Durbar Square, or go mountain biking in the Kathmandu valley. Well, Nepal is the perfect location for anyone who loves the outdoors too. The capital city, Kathmandu, is transforming from an ancient place filled with crooked streets into a vibrant, modern metropolis. The city is becoming an extrovert and lively destination, and although Western influences mean that you will certainly see modern-looking businessmen, there is still plenty of evidence of the simpler life. In the hills around Kathmandu are found the rural retreats of Dhulikhel and Nagarkot, ideal for a night or two. The mountainous terrain is perfect for those seeking extreme climbing or trekking activities. Who wouldn't relish the unforgettable experience of hiking in the foothills of Mount Everest? Further west, situated by the serene Phewa Tal Lake, is Pokhara, often referred to as the ‘adventure capital’ of Nepal. To the south in the Terai region is Chitwan National Park where visitors may be fortunate enough to view the splendid Royal Bengal tiger or the one-horned rhinoceros. There are also places to go white-water rafting in the foaming glacial rivers, or take an adventure trek through the jungle.
www.youthchangeworld.org/travel%20nepal.htm
Category: Adventure Travel, Region: Nepal
Keywords: travel Nepal, treeking, culture exchange