1. What is Lake Pokhara called? Once you go to Nepal, maybe you will understand what travel is!

In Asia, Nepal can be said to be the palace of landscape art. There is no place like Nepal where you can see the sunrise over the snow-capped mountains, enjoy the rainforest adventure, quietly gaze at the lake, and then fly freely in the intoxicating scenery.

While enjoying the exotic customs, Nepal also opens its arms to spread all its richness and mystery to everyone who yearns for magic!

Here, you can be a backpacker, traveler, or extreme enthusiast.

No matter what, the meaning of travel will be infinitely sublimated here.

Nepal has a snowy mountain kingdom.

There are 14 peaks in the world above 8,000 meters above sea level.

There are 9 in Nepal. The most attractive one is the Himalayas, which are covered with snow all year round.

Someone described Nepal this way: Next to Tibet, on the other side of the Himalayas, there is the poorest country in the world, but God must be very sympathetic to this small mountain country. It is very poor, but has given it beauty; it has suffered, but

It gives it belief.

Here, you can easily appreciate the beauty of several snow-capped mountains that are more than 8 kilometers long, but you don’t have to endure the pain of high altitude.

Although Nepal is poor and small, the people there still live a carefree life.

Perhaps it is because of the influence of thousands of years of culture in Buddhist countries.

Whether they are vendors, elderly people, housewives or drivers, everyone on the street is smiling or looking peaceful.

Pedestrians walking in the sunshine can be seen everywhere on the road, and you can feel the freehand and calm life.

There are many Tibetan Buddhist lamas and temples on the road, and there are also many believers around.

Devout people and magnificent Buddhist architecture are a sight to behold.

Perhaps many people also know that Nepal and the United States have the highest national happiness index in the world.

Durbar Square, Swayambhunath Temple, Boudha Pagoda, Badgang, Changunarayan Temple, Patan, Pashupatinath Temple and Lumbini are the eight world cultural and natural heritage sites in Nepal.

, the Kathmandu Valley is the place with the highest concentration of World Heritage Sites in Nepal.

As the only Hindu country in the world, the biggest feature of Nepal is that there are many temples and gods.

Walking in the streets of Nepal, there are three small temples and five large temples.

It can really be said that there are as many houses as there are temples.

There are 330 million gods in Nepal, which is more than the entire population.

Religious architecture is a major feature of Nepal. Here, visitors can admire ancient medieval cities and exquisite carvings.

Everywhere you go, monuments and small workshops are full of art.

There are more than 50 temples and palaces in the square, maintaining the original architectural form and style since the Middle Ages.

Here, you can enjoy the mystery of religion, the wonder of ancient folklore, and daily life that seems to never change.

Kathmandu is the capital of Nepal.

Kathmandu means the city of light, which is like spring all year round.

This natural barrier is located on the southern slopes of the Himalayas, shielding the city from the cold winds from the north. The south of the city faces the warm currents of the Indian Ocean.

With unique geographical environment, pleasant climate, bright sunshine, lush green trees and blooming flowers all year round, it is a world-famous tourist attraction.

Sarenko is the highest mountain in Pokhara and the closest mountain to Nepal’s iconic Yuwei Peak.

It is considered the best place to see snow-capped mountains.

Standing on the observation deck, you can enjoy the magnificent views of the Himalayas, Yuwei Peak and Annapurna Mountains.

Every day at sunrise, dawn, and sunset, the changing light and shadow decorate the snow-capped mountains beautifully.

The lakeside area to Salenko is also a classic hiking route.

On the way up the mountain, you can see all the terraces.

As the mountain road turns, the majestic mountain scenery will suddenly appear in front of you, giving you endless aftertaste.

Salonco is also a great place for paragliding, with a large number of tourists gliding down there every day.

Pewa Lake is located on the south side of Boccara, Nepal. It is a scenic spot.

The lake is huge and you can see the snow-capped mountains from the lake.

Hunan is covered with forests and there are small islands in the lake.

The entire lake is surrounded by the Annapurna Mountains and is covered with snow all year round.

On the shore of Hubei is the Pewa Lake area where tourists gather.

The latest pop music from Europe and America comes from unique restaurants and bars by the lake.

Take a boat ride on Lake Peva, or rent a mountain bike and explore nearby villages.

Boating on Peva Lake should be on every tourist’s bucket list.

Half lying on the boat, letting the boatman swing the boat back and forth, enjoying the scenery of the lake and mountains and the tranquility away from the hustle and bustle, it is really a magical day.

Nepal lies at the crossroads of Asian civilizations.

Hinduism, Buddhism, palace architecture and rich and colorful natural resources constitute unique local tourism resources, making it one of the most suitable countries for hiking in the world.

How high your heart is, how broad your dreams are.

Wait, a gust of wind, let me fly, go crazy, be brave for a while.

Come, be alone, keep you and me company.

Nepalese people say that the elephants there are happy because they don't have to do the heavy work of pulling wood like the elephants in Thailand, they only need to carry people.

Ride an elephant, visit virgin forests and chase rhinos in Nepal.

December 26th every year is the Nepal Elephant Festival, which is an annual international traditional elephant festival in Chitwan in southern Nepal.

It aims to promote local tourism and call on everyone to protect elephants.