Nepal Tour Package, Nepal Holiday Package

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Nepal’s Niche • Super Star in Mountain World (the tallest Mt.

Everest and 8 out of 14 tallest 8000+mts)

• Naturally Niche (23.23% of landmass is protected with 10 national parks, reserves, conservation areas)

• Unique and Wide Diversity (103 ethnic groups, 93 dialects, 2% of all the flowering plants in the world, 8% of the world’s ppln of birds, 4% of mammals on earth, 1 of the world’s 15 families of butterflies, 600 indigenous plants, 319 species of exotic orchids)

• History and Hospitality (Never Colonized history and age old traditions, 10 World Heritage Monuments, living Buddhism/ Hinduism, culture of treating Guests as God)


• 10 UNESCO Listed World Heritage Sites/Monuments

• Lumbini- Birthplace of Lord Buddha• Kumari – the only Living Goddess• 10 National Parks, 3 Wild Life Reserves, 3

Con servation Areas, 1 Hunting Reserve • 103 Ethnic groups and exemplary

religious/social harmony/93 languages• Mt. Everest and Eight 8000+ peaks• 327 peaks are offered for Climbing from

among 1300 peaks above 6,000m• Trekking :

Everest – a lifetime experience, Annapurana- best trail in the world, Langtang-ancient trade route between Tibet-Nepal, Great Himalayan Trek – longest and largest trekGureilla Trek – new and exotic trail

Enticements

Adventure Activities

Land: Mountaineering, Trekking, Mountain Biking, Mountain Marathon, Rock climbingWater: Rafting, Kayaking, Canyoning and Abseiling, Boating, FishingAir: Bunjy Jumping, Ultra light aircraft, Paragliding, Mountain Flight, Heli trek, Sky diving

Cultural Tours

City Tours / Village walksHeritage Sites and MuseumsBuddhist and Hindu sites Festival Events round the year

Major Activities


• Bird watching • Himalayan Golf • Elephant Polo• Jungle Safari & Nature

Walk• Casino• Shopping

Leisure

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Mind, Body and Soul• Visiting temples and

Monasteries• Spa & wellness • Ayurvedic Health &

Meditation• Spiritual Journey


• Sports & MICE

• Agro tourism

• Home stay, Crafts and indigenous Tours

• Volunteer Tourism

• Traditional Weddings

• Unforgettable Honeymoon

• Film Crews / Film Locations

Special Interest Activities

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• Hotels: approx. 700 (registered/tourist standard)

• 8 five star hotels• International Standard

Accommodation in Kathmandu stands approx 27000 beds

• Restaurant, Pubs and Bars• Luxury coach and cars• Domestic airlines connection

Amenities

Accessibility• Total International Online Airlines:

30• ASA – with 35 countries• Connected with 24 cities • 6 Surface entry points from India• 1 Surface entry point from China www.nepaltourism.net


Post Earthquake Nepal


Post Earthquake Nepal

On April 25, 2015, an earthquake struck the central region of Nepal followed by severe aftershocks. Almost 9,000 people lost lives, with thousands more injured. Heritage Sites in Kathmandu & a few trekking trails were also destroyed by the Earthquake.

Trekking Tour Nepal

Media coverage of the earthquake rubble and the immediate aftermath created a picture far from the reality in terms of tourism, generating wide negative publicity & fear among our potential visitors & clients.

Adventure Tour in Nepal

Tourism, is one of the main occupations of the Nepali people and one of the prime sources of dollar income.

Nepal Buddhist Tour

Map shows only 11 districts are affected by 25/04 Earthquake a

Wildlife / Jungle Safari in Nepal

Birthplace of Lord Buddha, Symbol of World PeaceLumbini –birthplace of Lord Buddha which escaped damaged waiting for the visitors back to the sacred soil


Pokhara-Paradise on Earth unaffected by 25/04 EarthquakePokhara- Paradise on Earth unaffected by 25/04 Earthquake

In the Chitwan National Park, livelihood of human being and animals depends on tourism. Unharmed by 25/04, they are searching for common ground to welcome the guests in their homeland

Nepal Trekking Tour

West, Mid- West, Far West and East Nepal are unaffected by 25/04 Earthquake.

Motorbike Tour in Nepal

Tourism is one of the main occupations of the Nepali people. Job of more than a million people is at stake due to Earthquake

Best known trekking trails in the world -Annapurna, Everest, Kanchanjunga escaped 25/04 Earthquake

Nepal Tour

Heritage sites in Kathmandu Valley except Changunarayan are reopen for tourists from June 15, 2015

Buddhist Tour Nepal

In Kathmandu, 43 monuments are collapsed, 50 partially collapsed and 147 partly damaged.

In Bhaktapur, 20 monuments are collapsed, 10 partially collapsed and 43 partly damaged.

In Patan, 13 monuments are collapsed, 20 partially collapsed and 87 partly damaged.

It will be open after some renovation

Bouddhanath Stupa sustain little damage

Bouddhanath Stupa

To rebuild them, Nepal Tourism Board has set up Tourism & Archaeological Heritage Recovery Fund, with seed money of NRs. 100 million.

Damage Assessment of Annapurna Region

• Tourists can enjoy the beauty of Nepal without going through the 25/04 Earthquake affected areas.

• As tourism is the only way to bring back the smiles to the faces of Nepalese people, we would like the tourists to visit us to keep their livelihood intact.

• Tourism has highest trickle down effect. So without tourists, the people of remote areas will be without job to sustain their family.


Humble Request

Post EQ Visits by : Jackie Chan visited Nepal on June 9, 2015

Post EQ Visits by : Hollywood Actress Michelle Yeoh was in Kathmandu during the 25/04 Earthquake. She said :

"I think I'd conquered the biggest thing, which was fear. I felt there was no need to be afraid, it was very important to come back, to come back to show the appreciation for the people who took such great care of us and to show the people here in Nepal that we care."

Post EQ Visits by : Everest summiteer Peter Hillary, son of Late Sir Edmund Hillary, was in the Everest Region at the time of the 25/4 Earthquake. He said :

"Go to Nepal, that really is the best thing, encourage your friends to go there...when the new trekking season comes around the best thing for Nepal is for people to visit, to let tourism take off again."

Post EQ Visits by : Susan Sarandon, Oscar-winning American Actress, visited Nepal for relief work after 25/04 Earthquake. She said :

"There are many monuments that haven't fallen and there are many beautiful places to visit. I will carry the message back home when I return to my country. We should help the people of Nepal to come back to their work and make them able to support themselves."

Post EQ Visits by : Andrew Jones, Vice Chairman of PATA , who also visited Nepal post the 25/4 Earthquake said Nepal is safe for travel, unlike the widespread media reports.

“The international media reports showed that everything had been destroyed. But when I arrived here, it was much better than I had anticipated. To be honest, I didn’t have any problems visiting the country. No dangers at all. In general, I don’t find Nepal unsafe to visit. There are many places in Nepal that have escaped the disaster, and there are many places to visit.”

By just visiting Nepal you will be helping to build it up again! International support has been generous!

• ATTA has announced Adventure Week Rebound to reinvigorate Nepal tourism

• The best way to help Nepal recover from the quake? Go there on vacation- Time Magazine

• Kathmandu, Nepal, is in 19th position in Trip Advisor’s Travellers’ Choice Destinations 2015

• BBC Holiday – 50 place to see before you die • Lonely Planet – Nepal in top 10 list of Best Value Destination for 2013• Modern Maturity, America’s largest circulated

magazine quoted The Annapurna Trail-one of the best 12 walks of world

• PATA gold Award for CD ROM (2000/005/012)• Annapurna Circuit: First among Top Ten

Trekking Vacations and Trails rated by MSNBC TV

• Nepal’s raksi in top 50 drinks – a culcohal drink of Nepal by CNN go

• National Geographic Adventure MagazineOne of the Best Countries for Adventure

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Hiking in Nepal Himalayas among top 10 destinations for 2013

NEPAL – FROM WORLD’S VIEW



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