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5 Reasons to Make Your Next Holiday Trip in Nepal

The 2020 pandemic had a major impact on global affairs nearly halted the economy and forcing major companies to file for bankruptcy. The travel and aviation industries suffered worst. In all these situations survival was a major concern however with the rapid introduction of antidotes everything is now returning to normal and people are planning their travel and stress-free leisure.

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If you are a travel lover or desperate to kill your boredom to see the other side of the world then Nepal can be one best destination. In this article, I will be sharing few reasons why one should choose Nepal as their travel destination after the long haul of lock-down and pandemic.

Nature Call — Nepal is the best option if you are looking to spend your time amid nature in a peaceful environment. Along with the beautiful scenic Himalayan range to the chilling glacier, there is much more to see in the lap of the ancient Himalayas of Nepal that echoes the nature call in every possible sign that soothes the mind and soul. One can see all these amazing views while trekking on the regions of Annapurna, Everest, Kanchenjunga, Manaslu, and many more. Besides these one can also encounter the breath-taking view of the forest filled with landscapes, lush green forest of rhododendrons along with the gigantic mountains surrounded by the chirping and singing of birds that widely vary in their species according to the region.

Inexpensive Living — The lifestyle and living in Nepal is inexpensive compared to different parts of the world. Although for entries and other government obligations one might require to pay more compared to the citizens when it comes to daily living and budgeting tourists can truly enjoy the inexpensive living and enjoy their holidays to the fullest. With hotel rooms for less than $20 and food for a day at $10 tourists in Nepal can get a wide option to budget their travel by expanding or cutting down their daily expenses. However, while traveling to different regions of Nepal besides the major cities like Kathmandu one might find few options for expenses as most of the tourist destinations are far from urban cities with people living traditionally.

Phewa Lake

Birth Place of Buddha — Dated back in 563 BC the birthplace of Siddhartha Gautama resides in the Lumbini. It is one unique adornment that Nepal wears beside many others. Whether you are a big fan of Buddhism or not visiting Lumbini for a wonderful sight is a promise. One can observe the entire mainland devoted to Buddhism with dozens of temples and pagodas built by various nations of the world stand in peace.

Lumbini

Safety & Security — A major concern of tourists is about safety and in the context of Nepal there are almost zero cases where any major crime had happened to any tourist and foreigners. People living in Nepal consider guests as equivalent to god therefore even sole travelers or backpackers feel much safer in Nepal. However, something one should consider is the food and drinking water that is available because due to the dust, pollution, and less concern towards maintaining proper hygiene it is suggested to consider all tap water unsafe and other street foods that can cause health concerns.

COVID-19 and Quarantine — After the threat of COVID-19 Nepal went through different phases of lock-down and necessary tests and medical facilities were provided while restricting tourists to visit Nepal. In 2021 things are now a bit simple as the entire nation is open for tourists all around the world with a mandatory requirement of PCR test report and five days of hotel quarantine. However, with the rapid vaccinating process going all around the nation ease of tourist flow regulation can be expected in few months.

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