Places to visit in Nepal

TEFL Trainees / ESL Teachers in Nepal can visit these places

Nepal, one of the most sought after places in the world is an epitome of picturesque beauty and a sanctuary for the spirituals. It has the majestic Himalayan Mountains in the north and the starching grasslands in south. Undoubtedly, one of the most beautiful places that one has ever seen, Nepal has an interesting blend of Hindus and Buddhist culture that is eminent in its architecture, cuisine and lifestyle.

Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal and the largest city of the country, boasts of many historic buildings and is home to the numerous Rana palaces and pilgrim centers. It is one of the eight cultural heritage sites declared by UNESCO. Bhaktapur is a fine place to start ones Nepal tour. One can find numerous temples and palaces here built in the traditional Newar, pagoda style. The Tachupal Tole is the oldest part of Bhaktapur and the oldest centre where a visitor will find a plethora shrines, temples and fountains. Patan or Lalitpur should be second in the line of touristic attractions and is one of the three royal cities. Pokhara is a calm beautiful valley and represents the gateway to the Himalayas. Tourist visiting Pokhara can get a majestic view of the Terai plains and the Himalayas in this region. The Pashupatinath Temple draws thousands of devotees from all over the world. It is one of the holiest Hindu pilgrimage sites and is a shrine of the Hindu god Shiva.

Nepal is a small country but its size is not a significant matter when it comes to its heritage and beauty. It is a dream destination of tourist from all over the world and is famous for its religious sites and scenic spots. One must also remember a little trivia that among the ten highest mountains in the world, seven are situated in Nepal.

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