ABOUT NEPAL  

• Introduction
• Geography
• Entering Nepal
• Entry Formalities
• Pokhara
• Gorkha
• Lumbini
• Palpa/Tansen

Nepal is a small sovereign independent kingdom but huge in terms of its diversity: from highest peaks in the world in the north to steamy jungle in the south. Nepal has a population of 20 million people consisting of different tribes, linked by a rich cultural and religious heritage. Straddling the Himalayas, Nepal forms a boundary and meeting point between the Indian Sub Continent and the high plateau lands of Asia. It's a country where, away from the few roads, villages and towns could be straight out of a medieval novel, with a simple life style enriched by deep cultural beliefs and joyful festivals. In modern terms it's a poor, exotic, third world country, with difficult mountain terrain, too many people, little fertile land, and lots of development problems. But it's also a country with a proud history, a sense of unity, fine friendly people, a country with few roads, but wonderful rivers.

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