Katmandou, classified with the world heritage of UNESCO, is the capital of Nepal and more the big city of the country. Located at more than 1350 meter altitudes at the crossing of two rivers: Bishnumati and Bagmati, Katmandou is surrounded by mountains forming a valley then. This valley is made up of three cities: Katmandou, Bhaktapur and Katan, where one finds in particular temples which testify to the history of the country. A walk in the streets of Katmandou promises beautiful things to be seen: hidden old temples, monuments with spectacular architecture, garlands of eyelets, peppers which dry on the edges of the windows…

Registered with the World heritage of UNESCO, this park of 930 km2 is regarded as the principal park where to observe the wildlife of Asia. You are with the country of the tigers, the wild elephants, the stags barkers and the rhinoceroses unicornes. You will be able to place within the park and to make the safari on the back of elephant for better benefitting from the calm and the exceptional natural environment of the park. This park was even the hunting ground of the king Georges V and his son the Prince of Wales. The park shelters also 450 species of birds and 67 species of butterflies of which some reach the size of a hand. It is here that you will be able to explore the small villages of Tharus after having visited the Research centre and the Museum of the Tharu Culture which will enable you to discover the customs and traditions of Tharus.

Located in the middle of Nepal, the town of Pokhara is very appraisal and appreciated travellers for its many lakes. The travellers appreciate his proximity with the solid mass of Annapurna which offers a unspoilable view of the Himalayan tops. You will not have time to annoy you in this city thanks to the many activities which could be practised like the excursion, the bathe, the walks in boat and well of others still. The town of Pokhara seems to be an ideal destination for ressourcer, especially for in love ones with landscapes of mountain.

Nagarkot is a set of villages perched with the accesses of the valley of Katmandou. It is the best place to contemplate the Himalayas. Located at 2175 meter altitudes, it offers a fabulous panorama on the high summits of Dhaulagiri to the Mount Everest, of west in east. In summer, the inhabitants of the valley come to breathe the fresh air there, and in winter they precipitate there at the time of the very first snowflakes. To only 32 km of the capital, you will be able to benefit from a splendid sunrise on the Himalayas.

With Patan and Bhaktapur, two sites classified with the World heritage of UNESCO, medieval villages, secular temples and landscapes of rice plantations, the valley of Katmandou concentrates all the architectural wonders of the country. It is in this stage of trade route between India and Tibet, fatherland of Newar, tribe of Indian origin and tibéto-Burmese, that the Hinduism and Buddhism crossed and ended up creating a hybrid culture where the beliefs intermingle. You will be able to discover cities isolated from the tourist routes, to attend the show of the pilgrims revolving around large the stupa of Bodhnath or to admire the sight on the Himalayan mountains since the terrace of your hotel room in Nagarkot.

Registered with the heritage of Humanity, Lumbini is the birthplace of Siddhartha Gautama, the Buddha in 563 av. JC. This whole of stupas and monasteries was built by its disciples like by the Indian emperor Ashoka. The site underwent natural disasters and confusions but it takes again life since 1896 and tens of monasteries testify to enthusiasm to the Buddhists in Nepal. The crowd of the monks, calms it and the beauty of the site pay the visit single. Maya Devi temple, of the name of the mother of the Buddha draws up himself exactly on the site of his birth where you will be able to also observe ruins of more than 2000 years of which the famous pink sandstone column built by Ashoka in 249 av. JC. The monasteries which are located at the west represent the Mahayana school and in the east the Theravada school.

The turn of Annapurnas represents approximately three weeks of trekking. This last is regarded as most interesting of Nepal and offer the possibility of admiring extraordinary landscapes and of meeting the Nepalese people. It passes by the valley of Marsyangdi and crosses a collar before going down in the valley from Kali Gandaki. An unforgettable experiment!