Where do you recommend to visit in Nepal?

Kathmandu Valley: Kathmandu Valley is the most concentrated place of Nepal's world heritage, including seven famous world cultural heritages, including Swayan Bufo Pagoda and Old Palace.

Chitwan National Park: The full name of Royal Chitwan National Park is "Chitwan Royal National Park", which is one of the few unspoiled natural areas in the Himalayas between India and Nepal. It is also a rare habitat for Asian one-horned rhinoceros and one of the last hiding places of Bengal tigers in the world.

Sagamartha National Park: Sagamartha National Park is located in the Himalayas, bordering the Mount Qomolangma Nature Reserve in Tibet in the north. With a total area of 1244 square kilometers, the park is one of the first batch of cultural and natural heritages announced by UNESCO.

Travel time suggestions:

From 10 to10 every year, the dry season has mild climate, fresh air and high visibility, which is the peak season for tourism and mountaineering in Nepal.

From February to April every year, at the end of the dry season, there is more dust in the air, and the visibility is not very high, but the weather is warm.

Every year from 65438+February to 65438+1October, the climate and visibility are good, the weather is cold, and snowy days are often encountered.

It is not suitable for traveling at other times, and it is too hot and the air is dirty in early May and June. From mid-June to September, the monsoon climate makes the peaks blocked by clouds and the roads are full of mud.

Nepal is a landlocked country in the mountainous areas of South Asia and the birthplace of Buddhism, one of the three major religions in the world. It is located at the southern foot of the Himalayas, bordering China people and Xizang Autonomous Region in the north, India and Sikkim in the east, India, West Bengal, Bihar, Uttar Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh in the west and south.

In the 6th century BC, Nepalese had settled in Kathmandu Valley. After Indian immigrants and British invasion, * * * became the history of Nepal.

Nepal is an agricultural country, and 80% of its population is engaged in agricultural production. It is one of the least developed countries in the world. After 1992, Nepal signed an agreement to join the World Trade Organization and became a member of the South Asia Free Trade Area and the Bay of Bengal multi-level economic and technological cooperation mechanism.