Nepal, home to the world's highest peak—Mt. Everest and the birthplace of Lord Buddha, stands as a destination where natural beauty, rich cultural heritage and adventure converge. Renowned for its diverse offerings in nature, culture and adventure, Nepal is equally celebrated for its warm, welcoming people and world-renowned hospitality.
The country offers a spectrum of tourism experiences, ranging from luxury services to authentic rural hospitality. Visitors can immerse themselves in centuries old UNESCO World Heritage Sites, take part in exhilarating adventure sports like trekking, mountaineering, paragliding and white-water rafting, enjoy traditional Nepali cuisine, explore vibrant festivals celebrated year-round or find peace through yoga, wellness retreats and spiritual journeys.
From the lush green jungles in the lowlands teeming with wildlife to the snow-capped peaks of the Himalayas, Nepal is a destination for all seasons and all types of travelers—leisure, adventure, cultural, wellness and MICE. The government and private sector work together to offer a seamless visitor experience, backed by growing connectivity, skilled human resources and a strong commitment to sustainable tourism development.