National Geographic Highlighted Tour Highlight
- Exploration of UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Nepal
- Discovery of Chobhar Gorge which has an interesting myth about the Kathamndu valley
- Trishuli white water rafting and night stay on the Trishuli banks
- Glimpse of the endangered species of animals like one-horned rhino and Bengal tiger
- Peaceful feeling in the premises of Lumbini, the birthday of Lord Buddha
- Lakes and other tourist destinations around the lake city of Pokhara
- Most spectacular view of the Annapurna, Dhaulagiri and Manaslu regions
- Trying some adventurous tourism activities like paragliding, hot air ballooning, zip flying and ultralight flight in Pokhara
- Driving along Prithvi Highway or scenic flight to Kathmandu
National Geographic Highlighted Tour Overview
National Geographic Highlighted Tour, Being the abode for 8 of the eight-thousanders in the world, Nepal has many National Geographic Highlighted Tour sites. In Nepal, you can also find ten UNESCO World Heritage Sites recognized by National Geographic Channel to inform worldwide. Similarly, the world’s highest peak, Mount Everest lies in Nepal, so, adventure lovers want to have a close view of it. Nepal is a sanctuary for the endangered species of animals like one-horned rhino and Bengal tiger plus other endemic wildlife. Thus, in 2016, National Geographic had placed Nepal on the top 3 position among 10 must-visit places in the world.
The most important National Geographic Highlighted Tour in Nepal is Everest region that lies in the eastern Nepal bordering Tibet. Everest Region trekking gives you the rarest opportunity to have the 360-degree panoramic view of Mount Everest and other snowy peaks. The royal looks of the lush valleys, alluring landscapes, classic Sherpa villages containing diverse wildlife and vegetation are the rewards of Everest region trek. National Geographic has recommended the legendary Annapurna Circuit trek for its pristine landscapes, Annapurna and Dhaulagiri Massifs. The hidden valleys of Upper Mustang are also worth visiting site to experience the rain shadow area having desert-like climate.
We can categorize the UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Nepal into natural, cultural, religious and historical ones. Durbar Squares in Kathmandu valley are historically important to learn about the development of art and architecture of ancient Nepal. Although Pashupatinath Temple and Changunarayan Temple are Hindu shrines, even Buddhists worship and revere equally. this is a very significant evidence of religious tolerance in Nepal. Besides, Bouddhanath Stupa, Swayambhunath Stupa (Monkey Temple) and Lumbini, the birth place of Lord Buddha are the sacred places for Buddhists.
Highlights of Tour
Chitwan Jungle Safari tour familiarizes with the endangered animal species like one-horned rhino and Bengal tiger. Sagarmatha National Park in Everest region trek is one of the highest placed national parks in the world. It has preserved many endangered vegetation and wildlife like snow leopard and red panda. Among National Geographic recognized trekking in Nepal is Annapurna Sunrise View trek which gives you the best sunrise view in the world. Quite closer to Pokhara, Poonhill (3,120m) is the best sunrise view point in Nepal.
To be a part of trekking in Nepal recognized by National Geographic, you can consult and book with Nepal Trekking Routes. The professional guide will give you all the necessary information about the UNESCO World Heritage Sites and other details. Feel free to contact Nepal Trekking Routes for the customized Nepal trekking packages to National Geographic Sites in Nepal. By providing the professional guide and the best services at reasonable cost, we will help make your dream come true!