Wonders of Nepal

Nepal is a mesmerizing wonder in itself. It is the melting pot of 40 ethnic groups, 123 languages and 6 religions living together in harmony, and there has never been a recorded dispute among them.

One of the most diverse countries in terms of biodiversity, Nepal is a tiny country that only occupies 0.1% of the global area but is home to 8 out of 14 high mountains in the world including Mt Everest (the most famous wonder in the entire world), 33 climbable peaks, hundreds of trekking routes, 20 National Parks and Conservation areas, nestles 4.3 % of world’s known flora and fauna, 5.2% of mammals, 9.5 % birds etc.

Talking about the World Heritage sites, according to the 2013 index, there are 981 World Heritage sites in 160 states, among them, 10 World Heritage sites are in Nepal. These ten world heritage sites are divided into 2 groups, with wwith8 being cultural and the other 2 being natural. Kathmandu Valley contains 7 world heritage sites within an area of 7 km; another 3 are outside the Kathmandu Valley.

7 heritage sites inside the Kathmandu Valley: Kathmandu Durbar Square, Bhaktapur Durbar Square, Patan Durbar Square, Pashupatinath, Swayambhunath, Boudhanath, and Changunarayan are religious and spiritual wonders. These heritage sites in the Kathmandu Valley were established in 1979AD. Another 3 of them, which are outside the Kathmandu Valley, are Lumbini (established in 1997), Chitwan National Park (established in 1984) and Sagarmatha National Park (established in 1979).

All these World Heritage Sites are visited as ancient temples, stupas and watching different varieties of flora and fauna along with simply best jungle safari. This Wonders of Nepal trip is deliberately designed to take you to all the wonderful heritage sites in Nepal that will make you subscribe to the fact that Nepal is a wonder world in itself.

Tipping Recommendation

We recommend allocating 10-15% of your total tour cost to tipping guides, drivers, and other hardworking staff who ensure your experience is unforgettable. While tipping is not mandatory, it is a meaningful way to support the seasonal workers who dedicate themselves to making your trip extraordinary.

By booking with us and participating in the tipping culture, you are directly contributing to Nepal’s local economy and helping sustain the tourism workforce. This support is crucial in retaining talent within the country and addressing challenges like brain drain.

Your generosity makes a lasting impact—thank you!