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Popular Holy Sites in Nepal |
 BALMIKI
ASHRAM The Balmiki Ashram is situated in a forest on the banks of
the Tribeni river, at the south - western corner of Royal Chitwan National
Park. It was a retreat used by the great Hindu sage, Balmiki. This is
where Sita is said to have lived with her two sons, Labha and Kusha, after
separating from Rama. Various statues were unearthed in this area during
an archeological excavation I the late 60's. Recently, a temple of Sita
has been built here.› VARAHAKSHETRA › Click here for more details |
World Heritage Sites in Nepal |
 The
small area of Nepal holds a considerably high number of places recongnised
by UNESCO as "World Heritage Sites". There are all together
ten World Heritage Sites in Nepal, seven of which are in Kathmandu itself.
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Wildlife in Nepal |
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are several national parks in Nepal. These parks teem with wildlife and
offer a chance to experience the endemic animals and vegetation of the
regions. Among the 14 national parks and wildlife reserves in Nepal, the
Royal Chitwan National Park (932 sq kilometers) is the most popular safari
destination among visitors.› Annapurna Conservation Area › Kanchanjunga Conservation Area › Royal Chitwan National Park › Click here for more details |
Adventure & Eco Tourism in Nepal |
 Nepal
is considered one of the best adventure destinations in the world. Nepal's
geography packs and extremely varied landscape into a small area. The
immense contrasts in altitude and climates found here support a spectacular
mix of lifestyles, vegetation and wildlife. Nepal is probably the only
country in the world where you can climb the highest mountains in the
world, trek in the scenic countryside with the icy pinnacles always in
the background as well as enjoy jungle safari in the forest, considered
to be the densest in the entire South Asian region.› Trekking in Nepal › Click here for more details |
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