Beautiful Places In Nepal

28 Most Beautiful Places In Nepal, Despite its small size, the close country of Nepal has been given several beautiful landscapes. It is home to eight of the eighteen thousand and eighteen thousand peaks in the world, as well as many other beautiful views such as valleys, woods, lakes, caves, temples, monasteries, and castles! Each of these amazing places in Nepal divides in its own way.

Here is a list of the 28  most beautiful places to visit in Nepal.

Everest Base Camp

Everyone knows that Mount Everest, the highest peak in the world, is located in Nepal. Although most of us can climb a huge mountain, many people (over 30,000 each year) travel to Everest South Base Camp in the Khumbu area of ​​Nepal.

Although the trail is steep, it was once at Base Camp at an altitude of 5,364 meters, offering spectacular views of Mount Everest and the surrounding mountains.

Despite being one of the most sought-after tours, it is undoubtedly one of the most popular hikes in the world. Another popular view with comparative views is Kala Patthar, located near the base camp.

Annapurna Base Camp

The Annapurna Base Camp, located at 4130m, offers a panoramic view of the Annapurna Massif, Manaslu, Gangapurna, Machhapuchhre, and other high peaks without being reached.

The journey to Annapurna Base Camp is difficult. Still, the trail offers breathtaking views of the villages, paddy fields, beautiful rhododendron trees, deep subtropical forests in the mountains, rivers, and waterfalls, and large snowcapped mountains. The trail runs through the Annapurna Sanctuary, home to many animals. An opportunity that comes once in a lifetime!

Langtang National Park

 

Langtang National Park appears to be a region near Kathmandu where you can observe the biodiversity of the Himalayas. Inside the park, the heights vary widely, allowing you to see the many species of plants and animals.

Think of the rhododendron, oak, sal, and hemlock trees, grasslands, and animals such as red pandas, leopards, and wild boars, among the cheval chevaliers.

Hindus capture Lake Gosaikunda in the park in such a way that even the harshest monsoon trails do not prevent travelers from entering the lake during Janai Purnima in August.

It is said that the lake was built when King Shiva went to the mountain with his Trishul to drink water after swallowing poison into Neelkanth! Because the lake is frozen over most of the year, you may be able to walk on it!

Gosaikunda Lake

The pure holy lake is known as Gosaikunda. It is located in the Rasuwa district of Nepal and covers an area of ​​about 13.8 hectares (34 hectares).

It is located between Helambu, Langtang Valley, and Langtang National Park, north of Kathmandu. According to estimates, it is 43 kilometers from Kathmandu.

It rises slightly at 12,380 feet above sea level. This is best known for its sacred lake in Nepal because of the historical belief that the lake is associated with King Shiva, the Hindu god of power and destruction. This precious lake continues to offer citizens heavenly blessings.

Many people believe that Lord Shiva, who meditated on the Himalayan mountains of Nepal and Tibet, bathed in the pool to cleanse his soul. As a result, Hindus use the same rituals to purify their souls from various sins.

Nepalese people celebrate Janai-Purnima (the most popular holiday in Nepal) on the full day of August, which falls in the month of Shrawan, and Gosaikunda seems to be full of visitors on that day. On this very important day, Hindus visit Nepali Carnival and celebrate with Buddhist communities.

Rara Lake

Rara National Park is located in the highlands of Nepal in the northwest. The park was established in 1976 to preserve the unique beauty of Lake Rara and to protect the flora and fauna that represent the area.

With an area of ​​106 square miles [106 sq km], the park is a small protected area of ​​Nepal. Inside the park, there were two villages: Rara and Chapapru. Residents of the two valleys have been relocated to the Banke district, which is outside the park.

The most spectacular sight of this park is Rara Lake (Mahendra Tal), located at an altitude of 2990 feet. The lake has an east-west axis and an oval shape, 5 km long and 3 km wide.

At an altitude of 167 meters and surrounded by beautiful conifer forests, it is the largest lake in Nepal (10.8 square miles). In its lush waters, it is home to the cold snack fish (Schizothorax oremus sinuatus), the lake’s only fish.

Many migratory birds can be seen in the winter. The flowers of the Himalayas surround the lake in summer, forming a colorful landscape. Park height from 2800 m to 4039 m. The highest point in the park is the Chuchemara peak (4039 m).

Tilicho Lake

Lake Tilicho is the highest lake in Nepal, with an elevation of 1,600 feet [4919 m] above sea level in the Manang region of the Gandaki Zone.

The lake is about 35 miles [55 km] from the picturesque town of Pokhara. Tilicho is a snowy mountain to see on a trip to the Annapurna region.

Snow-white peaks like Khangsar, Nilgiri, Muktinath, and Tilicho peak surround Lake acreage, adding to its beauty.

Scuba divers flocked to the lake in the early 2000s. It is cold and snowy in winter. Finally, because of the Annapurna Nature Reserve, tourists have to cross Touring La Pass to reach Lake.

Tilicho Lake is one of the most famous tours of the Annapurna Circuit. The journey takes another 3-4 days.

There is no need to issue a tender as new dormitories have been built between Manang and the lake. The final route to the lake is a day trip from where you sleep at Tilicho Base Camp.

Shey Phoksundo Lake

Shey-Phoksondo National Park has Lake Phoksondo, a freshwater lake. It is a beautiful sapphire island that impresses with its natural beauty.

Phoksundo Lake, located at Dolpo at an altitude of 3611 meters, is also the Ramsar Site. The town of Ringmo sits on a lake that produces Lake, 30,000 to 40,000 years old.

After passing through the gate, the water of the Lake sank over a waterfall of 167 feet [167 m]. The south coast of the lake is adorned with more than 20 stupas, and the eastern slope has only one stupa. Annual prayers and worship are held here.

Upper Dolpo practiced ancient Tibetan culture, while the lower Dolpo practiced Buddhism and the Bon, making Phoksundo Lake a popular tourist destination.

Lower and Upper Dolpo Trekking is best known for its magnificent beauty, rich cultural diversity, and spectacular mountains.

Poon Hill

Poon Hill is a hill station in Nepal’s Gandaki Province overlooking the Annapurna Massif and Dhaulagiri mountain ranges. It is located on the border of Myagdi and Kaski counties.

The trip to Ghorepani Poon Hill begins and ends on this sidewalk. From here, you can view the Annapurna at 8,091 meters, Dhaulagiri at 8,127 meters, Annapurna South at 7,219 meters, and Machapuchare at 6,993 meters, Hinchuli, Annapurna III, Dhampus peak, Dhaulagiri II, and many other high peaks.

Poon Hill is located 270 km west of Kathmandu (The capital of Nepal). The climb from Pokhara to Poon Hill takes 2-3 days. Poon Hill is located on the way to the Annapurna Sanctuary, located in the heart of the Annapurna Conservation Area.

Mount Manaslu

Manaslu (also known as Kutang) is the seventh highest peak in the world. It dominates the Gurkha massif and is located 40 miles east of Annapurna.

Tall and snowcapped mountains provide access on all sides, and the mountain reaches its peak suddenly rising above the surrounding area and is a spectacular view from a distance.

The mountain was once called Kutan l, and the name ‘tang’ means flat land in Tibetan and describes a large mountain peak.

Manaslu, derived from the Sanskrit word Manasa and probably translates as Spiritual Mountain, was later given to the mountain. Manishi and Gyalzen Norbu made the first climb of the mountain in 1956. (trip to Japan).

It was not until 1971 that the Japanese team won a second promotion to the conference. Charlie Mace became the first American to reach the top in 1997.

On this mountain today, there are a number of written routes of twelve, and the southern face may be the hardest in rising history.

Only 240 active mountains and 52 deaths have been reported since 2003, making it the fourth most dangerous 8000m summit after Annapurna, Nanga Parbat, and K2.

Upper Mustang

The Upper Mustang is located in the northern part of the Himalayas, and its culture is very different from the rest of Nepal.

This is because it was a separate kingdom from the whole country until the 18th century. Even the old trade route linking India with Tibet passed through this area.

Upper Mustang is a beautiful country with snow-capped mountains, colorful hills such as yellow, orange, and brown, innumerable caves, the Gandaki River, and the sacred temple of Muktinath if you are fortunate enough to have the opportunity to visit (from the number of visitors. Limited). The area is also accessible by car or plane for those who do not want to climb the mountain.

Chitwan National Park

Chitwan National Park is located on the plains south of Terai and is recommended not only for wildlife lovers but also for everyone.

In this picturesque part of Nepal, lush jungles, lakes, and hundreds of species of animals and birds come together to form a beautiful picture.

It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with endangered species such as the Royal Bengal Tiger, one-horned rhino, and crocodiles living there.

Riding on elephants, bird watching, kayaking, and jeep safaris will take you deep into the jungle, allowing you to get closer to nature.

Koshi Wild Life Reserve

The Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve is a prime example of wildlife protection in South Asia today. This is Nepal’s first national park, established in 1973 to protect the world’s unique eco-friendly system.

The park is located in the basement of the lower Terai region of the south-central part of Nepal, covering a protected area of ​​932 square kilometers.

When UNESCO listed the park as a World Heritage Site in 1984, it attracted much international attention. It should also be noted that tourism is limited to a small part of the national park.

Lumbini

Lumbini is an important place to visit Buddhists because that is where Queen Maya gave birth to King Buddha. A temple dedicated to Mayadevi, a sacred pool, and the Bodhi tree.

A museum containing manuscripts of the Buddha period, a monument to Emperor Ashoka’s visit to the region, and other monasteries and temples are among the main features of the holy city.

Lumbini has around 100,000 visitors each year from around the world. This beautiful place in Nepal has a spiritual atmosphere that will refresh your mind.

Janaki Temple

Janaki Mandir is a Hindu temple located in the heart of Janakpur. The temple, all white, is a work of beauty in itself. The temple is 50 feet [50 m] high and covers an area of ​​4,860 square feet [4,860 sq m].

Built with a combined Islamic style and Rajput domes. It is a three-story building made of stone and marble. Colored glass, sculptures, and paintings adorn each of the 60 rooms, with their beautiful wooden windows.

The temple was built in honor of the goddess Sita. A gold statue of Goddess Sita was discovered there in 1657, and Goddess Sita must have lived there. The temple is in the exact location where the statue was found.

Bandipur

Bandipur is a beautiful hill station in the Himalayan mountains, Bandipur is known for its natural beauty and friendly people.

Bandipur is one of the most attractive cities in Nepal, not only because of its natural beauty but also because it has managed to preserve its unique history and culture over time.

Bandipur is also known as a natural viewing tower as it is located at the top of the hill and offers beautiful views of the Annapurna Range, as well as the peaks of Dhaulagiri, Manaslu, and Langtang.

Bandipur, in addition to its amazing natural beauty, offers visitors an insight into the ancient civilization of Newari.

Phewa Lake

Phewa Lake is a well-known lake in the Nepal region of Kaski, in the province of Gandaki. The lake, located in Pokhara Valley, is a popular destination for local and international tourists.

The lake is known as Phewa Lake as it is close to the Phewa valley. It is also known as Baidam Lake as it is close to the settlement.

At that time, the position of ‘Barahi Mandir’ allowed us to be identified as Barah Mandir again. The lake offers a spectacular view of Machhapuchhre and the Annapurna Himal.

Everyone’s opinion is raised by these images. Looking at the morning and sunset is amazing and makes the mind happy.

The second largest lake in Nepal and the largest in Pokhara. Phewa Lake is located at an altitude of 742 meters (2,434 feet) above sea level. The lake has an area of ​​5.23 square kilometers (2 sq mi). The lake is 24 meters wide and 8.6 m (28 ft) (79 ft) wide. [2] The maximum capacity of the lake is 430,000,000 cubic meters (35,000-acre-feet).

The Annapurna Range is about 12 miles [28 km] north of the lake. The lake is famous for its clear view of Machhapuchhre, Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, and other peaks in its waters.

Sarangkot

Sarangkot is a popular tourist destination in Pokhara, with spectacular views of Annapurna Massif, Fishtail Mountain, the Dhaulagiri range, and Manaslu.

Sarangkot the highest point of Pokhara at 1592 meters, about 5 km from Lakeside.

Sarangkot is easily accessible from Pokhara by a 45-minute drive to the summit and a 45-minute ride to the main viewing area Sarangkot is also a great place for paragliding travel.

We can see Dhaulagiri in the far west from Sarangkot, in the north. When the weather is clear on the same side, the Annapurna range may be visible.

The settlement has a south view of Pokhara and its lake, located on the northwestern city limits. For those looking for a trip, paragliding in Nepal can be a real and satisfying experience.

Pashupatinath Temple

Pashupatinath is one of the largest and most sacred temples in the world, as is shown by a large number of visitors and residents who visit it daily.

The temple is home to the national god of Nepal, King Pashupatinath (birth of King Shiva), and is a prime example of the pagoda.

It is a complex of 518 temples, monuments, and ashrams, with only one temple. The main temple, on the other hand, was open only to Hindus.

Siddha Gufa

Siddha Gufa, unlike the many visual sites featured here, requires you to dive underground! The largest cave in Nepal can be reached from Bandipur or Bimalnagar, the former of which is very popular with tourists.

As you enter the cave, you will see an amazing topography of stalagmites, stalactites, and limestone formations. You will need torches to look around because it is dark inside rather than too little sunlight.

A full one-of-a-kind experience in this fascinating part of Nepal will make you feel like a real stranger!

Sagarmatha National Park

Sagarmatha National Park is located in the northeastern region of Nepal. The most notable feature of the park is that it covers a large area, ranging in length from 3000m to over 8000m.

As a result, this beautiful park includes a wide variety of vegetation, including lush tropical forests, mosses, and slums, and there is no vegetation in the highlands.

This picturesque area of ​​Nepal is known for its highest peaks in the world, including Mount Everest. Gokyo Lakes, located within a park at an altitude of 5,000 feet [5,000 m], is considered to be the home of the Hindu god ‘Nag Devata,’ which makes it a center for Hindus and Buddhists.

Boudhanath

Boudhanath, one of the largest stupas in the world, has its own unique spirit and charm. Both Buddhists and Hindus consider the UNESCO World Heritage Site to be sacred.

As well as the colorful interior full of Thangka paintings and large gold statues of Lord Buddha and other Bodhisattvas, the exterior with its solid white dome, the golden spire, and many prayer flags paint a beautiful portrait. It deserves to be seen for its natural beauty and its spiritual significance.

Barun Valley

If you visit Barun Valley, you will see wide green grasslands covered with rainbows on one side, and snowcapped peaks with numerous waterfalls on the other.

The situation is so good that it will take your breath away and make you feel like you are in heaven! Barun Valley is also home to a National Park with a rich variety of wildlife and is central to Tibetan Buddhist teaching.

A few pedestrians on their way to Makalu Base Camp explore the area around the stunning, uninhabited tunnel.

Paanch Pokhari

Panch Pokhari is a collection of five lakes located near an altitude of 4100 meters. Both Buddhist and Hindu worshipers go to the pools during Janai Purnima, believing that it is a sacred place (Raksha Bandhan).

The setting is beautiful and offers a relaxing atmosphere from the hustle and bustle of Kathmandu city.

Helambu

Helambu is a mountainous town about 50 miles [80 km] northeast of Kathmandu with its natural beauty and is the first mountain range in Shivapuri Nagarjun National Park and Langtang National Park.

Helambu’s main economic sector is agriculture, with many areas growing apples and other crops. Rainbow trout aquaculture has increased dramatically in Helambu in recent years, thanks to freshwater flowing water from the 8,000-mile-long [8,000 km] Himalayan mountains.

Padmasambhava, the founder of Vajrayana Buddhism in Tibet and generally regarded as the second Buddha by Buddhists in Tibet and surrounding nations, is said to have lived in Helambu at the time of self-denial.

Many Nepalese people visit Helambu to visit and see the various Buddhist stupas and statues of the Buddha in the area because of its historical significance.

Nagarkot

It’s amazing. Most people wish they were prepared to stay longer when they arrived. Nagarkot is surrounded by dense rolling hillsides of pine trees, making a spectacular display.

It is a rural area on the northern edge of Kathmandu village. It is a majestic mountain with spectacular views of the Himalayas, spectacular mountain scenery, and spectacular dawn and sunset.

In the village of Kathmandu, Nagarkot has a magnificent view of the Himalayan mountains (8 of the 13 Himalayas of Nepal of 13 from here).

From the Kathmandu village view, Annapurna range, Manaslu range, Ganesh Himal range, Langtang range, Jugal range, Rolwaling range, and Mahalangur range (Everest range) can be found.

Dharan

Dharan is a town on the southeastern border of India, characterized by Indian culture and heritage, Dharan is a gateway to the Mahabharat mountains and is one of the most important tourist destinations in Nepal.

The low mountain range is remarkably clean, colorful, and culturally diverse, as well as the football center in Nepal, which gives us the nickname “mini-Brazil.”

The city, located in the Sunny Oblast of Eastern Nepal, does not experience bad weather, making it an ideal tourist destination all year round.

Chitlang

Chitlang is a village in the Thaha Municipality of Makwanpur District, Bagmati Province, Nepal, where people live in a natural way.

About 22 miles southwest of Kathmandu. CHITLANG was the only “Highway” between India and the southern part of Nepal until the opening of the TRIBHUWAN RAJPATH (Highway linking India and Kathmandu).

Usually, engines carry people; However, because there was no road linking Kathmandu village to BHIMPHEDI, cars were transported by people.

Ilam

The province of Ilam is located east of Nepal, north of Jhapa, and borders West Bengal (India). The watchtower, not far from the city of Ilam, as well as Mai Pokhari, which is an hour’s drive away, are both great places to visit.

A small lake is a home to a variety of fish. Horse riding, mountaineering, and picnics are popular among visitors to the Kanyam Tea Estate.

Speaking of cultural diversity, nature, and the thriving financial sector, Ilam is one of the richest regions in Nepal.

The main cash crops are potatoes, cardamom, ginger, red round chilly, milk, and broom grass, tea is very important. Specialists come to Ilam to do botanical and anthropological studies.

Jomsom

Jomsom is a lovely city in Nepal’s Kaligandaki Valley, in the west. It is located in Annapurna’s trans-Himalayan zone, at the base of Mt.Nilgiri and Dhaulagiri. Jomsom, also known as the Gateway to Upper Mustang, is a well-equipped town in the Lower Mustang area.

Jomsom is derived from the Tibetan term “Dzong Sampa,” which means “New Fort.” The fort was built by King Thang Mig Chen of Thini to keep track of travelers traveling along the north-south trade route.

Near the trade route, the fort and settlement were established. Locals began to refer to the area as Dzong Sampa, and visitors began to pronounce it “Jomsom” over time.

International Mountain

 

The International Museum is a museum located in Pokhara, Nepal. The museum is located 2 miles southeast of Lakeside Pokhara. It takes 10 minutes to get there by car or a 30-minute walk.

The IMM foundation stone was laid on December 1, 1995. The inaugural IMM launch took place on May 29, 2002, when it was officially opened on 5 Feb 2004. The museum has three major exhibition halls: Great Himalayas Hall, and Hall.

In the museum, there are exhibitions on famous peaks, descriptions of famous mountaineers, and the culture and way of life of mountain people, plants, and animals including geology, in an effort to represent the culture and traditional values ​​of the Nepalese people.

In Pokhara, Nepal, there is a museum called the International Museum. The museum is located 2 km south of Pokhara Lakeside.

It takes 10 minutes to get there or 30 minutes to get there. On December 1, 1995, the foundation stone of the IMM was erected. IMM had a soft opening on May 29, 2002, and was officially launched on February 5, 2004.

The Great Himalayas Hall, Hall of Fame, and Hall of World Mountains are the main exhibition halls of the museum.

Inside the museum, there are exhibitions on remarkable peaks, descriptions of famous mountaineers, cultures and mountains of life, plants, and animals, as well as geology, in an effort to express the Nepali culture and traditions of the people.

People Also Ask

Which place is very beautiful in Nepal?

Annapurna Base Camp is a beautiful place in Nepal.

Which is the most visited place in Nepal?

Boudhanath Stupa is the most visited place in Nepal.

Is Nepal a beautiful country?

Yes Nepal indeed is a very beautiful country because of its cultural diversity, and every beauty that it contains