1. Nepal Tourism Map

From the map, Africa is far away from Nepal. If it is about 5,000 kilometers from Somalia, the nearest country in northeastern Africa, to Nepal in South Asia, the country of Nepal is one of the landlocked countries in South Asia. In fact, the African continent and Nepal are separated by the Indian Ocean, the third largest ocean in the world, and there is another country, the Republic of India.

2. Nepal Travel Guide

If you want to go to Nepal, you must first get a visa from the Nepalese consulate. Nepal has two consulates in China, one in Beijing and the other in Lhasa, Tibet. It is recommended to apply for a visa in Lhasa. As long as you bring your passport and fill out the application form at the Nepalese consulate, you can get your visa in about 3 hours. Once you have your visa, the question is how to get there. Usually it starts from Lhasa. Lhasa Gonggar Airport can fly directly to Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal. It’s the most time-saving way to travel by plane, but the cost is relatively high.

3. Must-visit attractions in Nepal travel guide

Due to work reasons, I often go to various parts of the country to shoot travel-related films. I have also been to many countries and share interesting stories from my travels. I'm happy to answer your travel questions and provide you with truly valuable information.

1. Overview of Nepal: Nepal is a snowy Buddhist country where we are closest to God. Despite extreme poverty, the people here have the highest happiness index in the world.

2. Time suggestion: Three or four days is too short. I recommend at least 7-10 days of free travel. Of course, if you don’t have time, I highly recommend scheduling 5 days. This is the most efficient itinerary in Nepal.

3. Travel advice: If you prefer to travel independently, if it is your first time to go to Nepal, it is strongly recommended to find a tour guide from China who works and lives there or a reputable full-time tour guide. This is the best choice, saving you a lot of troubles such as language communication, itinerary, transportation, ticket purchase for attractions, etc.

4. Recommended attractions:

I recommended it to you from Guangzhou before——.

Day 1: Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport - Kathmandu - Nagarkot

Transportation: There are direct flights from Guangzhou to Kathmandu.

Itinerary: Himalayan Observation Deck

Introduction: Don’t be disappointed when you see the Himalayas in Nepal. There are definitely surprises!

Nakhod is a viewpoint called Himalayas. If you are lucky, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the entire Himalayan snow-capped mountains on a clear day. The eight snow-capped mountains are right in front of you, which is quite shocking! Give you a different visual experience. If your hotel is in a good location, you can see the Himalayas from the hotel’s observation deck. This attraction is a must.

The next day: Kathmandu, Nagakout——

Itinerary: Boudhanath Stupa-Badgaon Monkey Temple Tamil Street.

Introduction to attractions:

The Maha Pagoda - the Maha Pagoda is the most important Tibetan Buddhist holy place in Nepal and the largest round pagoda in the world. There is a square pagoda on the large white-covered bowl with huge Buddha eyes painted on all sides, implying that Buddhism is boundless and omniscient. Buddhist scriptures are printed on it to bless all living beings. There is a horse in China, riding on the wind, heading straight to the kingdom of heaven.

Badge - located 14 kilometers east of Kathmandu and 4 kilometers from Changunarayan Temple. It is one of the three largest cities in the Kathmandu Valley and the birthplace of Nibir's medieval architecture and art. Badgang is known as the open-air museum. It is the royal palace of the Malla Dynasty that has existed for 500 years. It is famous for its exquisite bronze castings and wood carvings and is a rare art treasure.

Swayambhunath, also known as Swayambuna Temple, is an ancient temple in Kathmandu, Nepal. It was built in the 3rd century BC. Its main body is a huge pagoda, conical in shape, with eyes painted on all sides, symbolizing the infinite magic eyes of the Buddha. Under every pair of wise eyes, there is a Nepali number 1, symbolizing the harmony and unity of the world. Unfortunately, on the afternoon of April 25, 2015, the main building of the Monkey Temple was slightly damaged by an 8.1-magnitude earthquake, and the surrounding sub-towers collapsed.

I haven't since, I've never been there again and still don't. I have no idea what the restored building will look like.

Tamil Street-is the base camp for tourists from all over the world to visit Nepal. It is not only a foreign-related tourist area specially established by the Nepali government in Kathmandu, but also a tourist paradise integrating accommodation, food and shopping. This is an ideal kingdom for those who love food, handicrafts and shopping. There are all kinds of gifts and handicrafts.

Day 3: No. 1, Boraka, Kathmandu

Itinerary: David Falls - World Peace Pagoda

Introduction to attractions:

David Falls – known as Devil’s Falls by locals. The waterfall is said to have been discovered at the expense of a pair of Swiss tourists, David and his girlfriend, who disappeared. Now it has been turned into a park. What is more like an underground river than a waterfall. There is a cave about 200 meters across the street from the park, where gods are worshiped and no photos are taken. Most of them are visited by locals.

Peace Pagoda - This tower was jointly built by Japan, Nepal, Sri Lanka and Thailand in 2000. They represent the Buddha of Nepal, the Buddha of Japan, the Buddha of Sri Lanka, and the Buddha of Thailand. Worship Buddha Sakyamuni and overlook the entire Phewa Lake, the Himalayas and the small town of Pokhara. The snowy mountains and sunset are beautiful! At 8 o'clock, it is the coolest time to stroll under the sunset in the shops, bars or restaurants that stretch for 3-4 kilometers by the lake.

Day 4: Boraka

Attractions: Sunrise in Pokhara - Boating on Phewa Lake - Hippie Street

Introduction to attractions:

Pokhara - get up early to watch the sunrise from the observation deck in Pokhara, and also see Fish Tail Peak, a mysterious peak with an altitude of 6,993 meters in the Annapurnas Mountains. Although its height is not the highest, its unique natural features make it famous overseas.

Phewa Lake Rafting - Fewa Lake is located in the valley at the southern foot of the Himalayas in central Nepal. It is the second largest lake in Nepal. It is one of the most charming scenery in Pokhara and perfectly matches Yu Weifeng. Boating on the lake and enjoying solitude.

——Hippie Street In the 1960s and 1970s when hippie culture was prevalent, Nepal was a tourist destination for hippie youths. The Beatles also lived in this place.

Day 5: Boraka - Kathmandu - Home

Go home with the fatigue of the journey, full of harvest and happiness.

Summary: Nepal is beautiful, and its attractions are not just the above. Apart from this, there are many taboos and travel precautions in Nepal, the only Hindu kingdom in the world. If you have any other questions, please leave them in the comments. Friends who are interested can follow my Toutiao account and update their professional travel issues in a timely manner. Thank you.

4. Nepal travel pictures

What are the famous tourist attractions in Nepal?

Chitwan National Park

Located about 120 kilometers southwest of Kathmandu, it is covered with forests, swamps and grasslands. It is one of the best national parks for wildlife viewing in Asia and has been listed as World natural heritage.

Pokhara

The most famous scenic spot in Nepal is located in the Pokhara Valley City on the southern slope of the Himalayas in central Nepal. The urban population is less than 100,000, and it is much quieter than the bustling Kathmandu. It is particularly worth mentioning that Pokhara is located in the Himalayan Valley, surrounded by mountains, nestled under the snow-capped Annapurna Mountains and Yuwei Peak all year round.

Kathmandu (the capital of Nepal)

Kathmandu is the capital of Nepal. Durbar Square is located in the center of Kathmandu, at the intersection of the Bagmati River and the Bhinmati River. It is the place where tourists are most concentrated. There are more than 50 temples and palaces in total, maintaining the original architectural form and style since the Middle Ages, which is dizzying. The city is surrounded by mountains. It is protected by the Himalayas in the north and the Indian Ocean warm current in the south, with an altitude of 1,370 meters. The weather is pleasant all year round and the average annual temperature is around 20 degrees Celsius. It is a world-famous tourist destination, a paradise in the mountains.

David Force

The Seti River stretches near Feiwa Lake and forms the most famous waterfall in the area, which has now been opened as a waterfall park. The park is not big, but you can see the traces of waterfalls and rocky riverbeds. Devil's Falls is called a waterfall, but only during the rainy season does it give a turtle a straight flow.

Yuwei Villa

The altitude is 6977 meters. The sharp corners of the fishtail peak are high and straight. At sunrise and sunset, the top of this snow-capped mountain takes on a golden-red color that cannot be described in words. No wonder it has become a tourism icon and a symbol of mountaineering in the Kingdom of Nepal.

Gorkha Durbar

Located 24 kilometers north of the Kathmandu-Pokhara highway and 8 kilometers away from Mughlin, it is the birthplace of the Shah dynasty. Gorkha Durbar was the royal palace of the king before he unified Nepal. It was built more than 240 years ago. It is a majestic complex of castles, palaces and temples that is the centerpiece of the ancient Kaha town. The palace is a fine example of Nepalese architecture, as tall as an eagle's nest and filled with birds throughout the area.

Sagarmatha National Park

Samata means Sky Ridge or Top of the World in Nepali. We call it Mount Everest, and Europe and the United States call it Mount Everest. The total area of ??the park is 1,244 square kilometers. Including Mount Everest, there are 7 peaks in total, and the other 6 peaks are all above 7,000 meters above sea level.

The Baghela Drojini Temple

Located in Sanku Town, it is an important temple built by people to worship Baghela Drojini. Since the 4th century AD, it has gradually become one of Nepal's famous religious sites. There are tall trees, cute monkeys and various birds near the temple.

The local food in Nepal is mainly rice, curry, fried rice, fried noodles, pizza and naan, and momo is a steamed dumpling. A standard Nepalese meal consists of a bowl of vegetable soup of unknown content, rice and curry, rich vegetables and slices of meat. Locals like to eat pancakes, potatoes, vegetables and mutton, and drink milk and tea. I am used to catching rice with my hands, which is somewhat similar to Indonesia and Cambodia. Nepal has many specialties.

: 5. Full tourist map of Nepal

1. Northern Himalayas: This region has an altitude between 4877 meters and 8844 meters, which is the backbone of the world. 8 of the 14 highest peaks in the world are over 8,000 meters above sea level.

2. Central mountainous area: Nepal has a land area of ??68%. It is mainly composed of two parts: Mahabukhara Mountain with the highest peak of 4877 meters and the relatively short Churi Mountain.

3. Wright's southern lowlands (plains): accounting for 17% of the country's territory. Simple: Nepal's terrain is dominated by mountains and mountains and rivers; the plains are small and distributed on the southern edge. Terrain: The terrain is high in the north and low in the south, with a huge disparity.

6. Travel guide for visiting Nepal

It is better to go directly to Kadu than to transfer in the nearest city in Nepal.

Zhangmu customs clearance: First go to the Zhangmu Public Security Bureau to post a status sticker, and then take a bus to the Youyiqiao Customs. After customs inspection, you can leave the country. It will still be the same when you come back. Don’t forget to post an entrance sticker at the Public Security Bureau. From Zhangmu to Nepal, you can only rent a car to cross the border, and then to Kadu. You can get off the bus midway, but the toll will not be refunded. It's night in Kadu, it's delivered directly to Phoenix and Taishan hotels. It's easy to stay in Phoenix and wander around Thamel. The next day, the shuttle bus left for Pokhara. If you don’t want to walk, you can take the shuttle bus to Wangchi at noon on the third day, Basspirini on the fifth day, Kadu on the seventh day, Nagarkut on the eighth day, Badgang on the ninth day, and Badgang on the tenth day. Patan, attractions near Kadu on the 11th day. Please note that the time to visit the scenic spots depends on your own interests. Among them, snow-capped mountains, rafting, and virgin forests will remain fresh in your memory, so you will stay one more day in Pokhara and Qiwang. In addition, it is not cost-effective to spend US dollars or RMB in Nepal if you need to exchange enough rupees. Buy many roadside maps in Canada. It's very simple and easy to read, with only two blocks.

7. Nepal tourist map HD

Location and environment

Nepal’s geographical location

Nepal is a landlocked mountainous country located in the Himalayas At the southern foot of the middle section of the mountain range, it borders China and Tibet to the north, and is surrounded by India on three sides: east, west, and south. The national border is 2,400 kilometers long. Nepal is a nearly rectangular country, 885 kilometers long from east to west and 145-241 kilometers long from north to south.

Climate Characteristics

Nepal’s climate basically has only two seasons. The dry season (winter) is from October to March, with less rainfall and large temperature differences between morning and evening. Around 10 in the morning, rising to 25 at noon. April to September every year is the rainy season (summer), with April and May being particularly hot and muggy, with the highest temperature often reaching 36°C; rainfall in May is often used as a basis for climate prediction

Geographic changes in the north and south of Nepal Huge, regional climate differences are obvious. It is divided into three climate zones: northern alpine zone, central temperate zone and southern subtropical zone. The north is an alpine mountainous area with snow all year round and the lowest temperature can reach -45°C; the Central Valley has a mild climate and is like spring all year round; the southern plains are hot all year round with a maximum temperature of 45°C in summer.

: Southwest direction 8. Chinese version of Nepal tourist map

Nepal is in the southwest of China. Nepal is located at the southern foothills of the Himalayas, bordering China on the north and India on the other three sides.

Nepal has a population of approximately 26.6 million, with more than 30 ethnic groups, including Rai, Limbu, Sohel, Damang, Magar, Gurung, Serba, and Newar. German, Tharu, etc. Nepali is the national language and English is widely spoken. 86.2% of the residents believe in Hinduism, 7.8% believe in Buddhism, 3.8% believe in Islam, and 2.2% believe in other religions.