Attractions

Kathmandu is the ultimate adventure gateway—where adrenaline, altitude, and ancient culture converge before the journey into the Himalayas begins.

Pokhara, Nepal’s most beautiful destination, is known as the city of lakes and mountains, as it’s home to some beautiful lakes: Phewa, Rupa, and Begnas, and offers a panoramic view of the peaks in the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri Ranges, especially Machhapuchhre (Mt. Fishtail). Rich in natural resources, it’s the most visited place in the country and is also officially the tourism capital.

Pokhara serves as the gateway to some of the famous treks in the Annapurna Region. Not just popular for trekking, but also a hub for other outdoor recreational activities and city sightseeing.

Welcome to Chitwan, the gateway to Nepal’s stunning wildlife. Famous for its incredible wildlife, vibrant Tharu culture, and rich history, it’s one if the most enthusiastic destinations in Nepal.

From exploring traditional Tharu villages and experiencing local customs to spotting wildlife roaming freely in forests and riversides, Chitwan offers a unique blend of culture, adventure, and nature. Visitors can enjoy close encounters with rhinos, crocodiles, and other animals, all while immersing themselves in the warmth of local life.

Most trekking and expedition journeys in the Everest region begin in Sherpa town. Therefore, Namche is often referred to as a “Gateway to Everest“.

Namche Bazaar is a bustling traveler stop in the Khumbu region and is popular for the market for climbing equipment, exotic traditional artisan works, and Tibetan artifacts. Also, It serves as the central park for small markets, an information hub, several museums, stupas, and sherpa culture.

Kala Patthar is a popular viewpoint on the Everest Base Camp (EBC) Trek. It offers beautiful panoramas of Mt. Everest (Sagarmatha) and other nearby peaks in the Mahalangur Range, making it one of the major highlights of this journey.

It’s famous for the sunrise view. Therefore, most hikers visit here early in the morning to enjoy the mesmerizing view of the Himalayas. In exchange for a little hardship, you’ll obtain an exceptional reward in the end.

Ghandruk is a village located at (1,940/ 6,365) in the Annapurna Conservation Area of the Kaski District, Gandaki Province, western Nepal. It offers tourists a rich experience of beautiful Gurung culture and traditions, and spectacular mountain views.

The village serves as one of the starting points of the Annapurna Base Camp (ABC) Trek and the ending point of the Poon Hill Trek. It’s the best place near Pokhara for spending quality time with family and friends on a weekend.

Larkya La Pass (5,106 m / 16,752 ft) is the highest point of the Manaslu Circuit Trek and one of Nepal’s most breathtaking high-altitude passes.

Nestled between the Manaslu and Annapurna regions, it offers panoramic views of peaks like Manaslu, Himlung, and Annapurna II. A trek here promises adventure, stunning scenery, and a glimpse into authentic Himalayan culture.

Samdo is one of the remote villages on the Manaslu Circuit Trek. It lies in the upper section of the trail at 3,860 m (12,598 ft), near the Nepal-Tibet (China) border, offering spectacular mountain views and local culture to visitors.

The village is the last human settlement before the highest point of the journey, Larkya La (Pass), which rises at 5,106 m (16,929 ft). After this, Dharmashala comes next, which isn’t exactly a village, but just a place with four tea houses.

Everest View Hotel is the world’s highest-altitude hotel, rising at 3,880 m (12,730 ft) above sea level. It’s situated in the Solukhumbu District, Koshi Province, eastern Nepal, offering a stunning panorama of Mt. Everest and other neighbouring peaks to the visitors.

The hotel was established in 1971. Since then, it’s been successfully serving comfortable hospitality to luxury tourists. It’s an ideal destination for those seeking the mind-blowing beauty of nature and cultural involvement in the Everest Region.

Tengboche, a significant Sherpa village in Nepal’s Khumbu region, is renowned for its historic Tengboche Monastery. Located at an altitude of around 3,867 meters, it offers panoramic views of Everest, Ama Dablam, and other Himalayan peaks. The village also serves as an important acclimatization point for trekkers heading toward Everest Base Camp.

Beyond its natural beauty, Tengboche plays a vital role in preserving Sherpa Buddhist culture through rituals and monastic traditions. Its annual Mani Rimdu festival draws monks, locals, and international visitors alike. Despite increasing tourism pressures, the village maintains a strong cultural identity. These qualities make Tengboche a unique blend of spirituality, heritage, and mountain adventure.