Nepal is a wonder in Himalaya. It is situated in middle of greater Himalayan ranges, with 8 of the fourteen highest located here. It is a land of diversity, friendly people, and adventure destination.

Reasons you like to visit Nepal can be numerous. Landscape of Nepal varies from Gangetic plain to high mountains within 100 miles. These have brought in diversity in this narrow belt of Himalayan Kingdom.  Diversity in Altitude, Climate, Flora and Fauna, People, Language, Religion, Culture, and Heritage. Hence Nepal has to offer a diverse variety of tourism.

Attractions
It is known for majestic MOUNTAINS, and trekking trials. There are also many colorful festivals through out the year. All festival has spiritual connections.Though Nepal is a Hindu kingdom, although practices of other religions are also popular here. It is a holy land as it is the birth place of Lord BUDDHA, symbol of peace & compassion. Much of the art & architecture, such as Swayambhunath, Changunarayan temple, Pasupatinath etc, are based on Hindu & Buddhist beliefs, and dates back to 6th century. 

Getting  to Nepal
Air Connection: Nepal has well connected international routes. Highest flight frequency are from Bangkok, Singapore, and Hong Kong sectors.

From Japan, Royal Nepal Airlines has direct flight to Osaka twice a week, while from London and Paris (Europe), itis connected by RNAC, Qarter-Airways, and Pakistan Airlines (PIA) quite often twice a week.  For cost conscious traveler, Bangladesh Biman has 5 days a week schedule flights from Brussels and London connecting Kathmandu via Dacca.

Weather
Springs and autumn seasons are best time to visit Nepal. Summer, monsoon, and winter are equally good depending on what trip you want to take. Tours to Mustang, Kailas and Tibet are good during summer (May, June, July) and September. Weather in winter is pleasant in the lower mountain area and in south of Nepal, where Lumbini (Buddhist pilgrimage site) and National Parks are located. Winter is nice to pursue short adventure trek and village tour in the lower foothills. People during winter are generally free and have festivals and leisure activities surrounding this season.