Nepal is one of the most beautiful dreamlands in Asia. Impregnable and enchanting Snowy Himalayas including the highest Mt. Everest (8848 M/ 29,028 ft), flat lowlands, lush tropical jungles full of wildlife and with varieties of flora and fauna, all lies within a distance of 150 miles/240 kilometers of each other. Nepal is a paradise for the tourists and a visitor’s dream come true.
Kathmandu, the capital with its rich cultural heritage, exquisite temples and Pagodas dedicated to the Hindu Gods & Goddess, Buddhist Chaityas and old palaces with carved windows and doors are a sculptor’s dream and an architect’s delight. It is a land of incredible contrasts.
Its cultural landscape is every bit as diverse: a dozen major ethnic groups, speaking as many as fifty languages and dialects, coexist in this narrow, jumbled buffer state, while two of the world’s great religions, Hinduism and Buddhism, overlap and mingle with older tribal traditions – yet it’s a testimony to the Nepalis’ tolerance and good humour that there is no tradition of ethnic or religious strife.
Nepal is a nation of unaffected villages and terraced hillsides – more than eighty percent of the population lives off the land – and whether you’re trekking, biking or bouncing around in packed buses, sampling this simple lifestyle is perhaps the greatest pleasure of all.
Nepal is probably the most famous destination in the world for a growing range of outdoor activities, covered in a separate section of this guide. Trekking from village to village through the hills and up into high Himalayan valleys is an experience not to be missed. The scenery varies from cultivated terraces to lush rhododendron forests to glacier-capped peaks.
Mother Nature has showered her infinite love and gifts to this land and the visitors can witness these while trekking in the mountains, rafting in the thundering rivers and on elephant back safaris in the jungles.
Unique Path trekking has prepared a set of information and itineraries for our valued clients who would like to enjoy the adventure of a lifetime and after this is over they would definitely carry a sweet memory of a lifetime back home.
Nepal, is a country in South Asia that is known for its mountain peaks. In fact, most of Nepal is actually situated in the Himalayas while some parts of Nepal are under the Indo-Gangetic Plains. Speaking of which, did you know that out of the ten highest mountain peaks in the world, eight of the highest mountain peaks are in Nepal itself? Nepal is also home to Mount Everest and Kanchenjunga, with Mount Everest being the world’s tallest peak and Kanchenjunga being the third-tallest. So it goes without saying that people from all over the world visit Nepal to explore the mountains, take part in mountain climbing summits, or just embark on an adventure via the thrilling things to do here. If you’re going to Nepal anytime soon, you may opt for luxurious accommodations or go spiritual via the top meditation retreats in this wonderful city. Here is a list of the best meditation retreats in Nepal.
Whether you want to learn more about Buddhism or you want to start practising mediation you want to combine yoga with weight loss or you want to understand the teachings of Osha, there so many great retreats to choose from in Nepal. Here’s hoping this list of the best Nepal meditation retreats was helpful. For the further information, please contact us!
- Sadhana Yoga Retreat, Pokhara
- Panditarama Lumbini International Vipassana Meditation Center, Lumbini
- Panditarama Lumbini International Vipassana Meditation Center, Lumbini
- Lawudo Gompa, Namche
- Tushita Yoga Retreats, Pokhara
- Atmashree Yoga & Meditation Retreat, Pokhara
- Sawar Meditation & Yoga Retreat Center Nepal, Kathmandu
- Ganden Yiga Chozin Buddhist Meditation Centre, Pokhara
- Thrangu Sekhar Retreat Center, Mahamanjushree Nagarkot
- Kagyu Institute of Buddhist Studies, Kathmandu
- Osho Tapoban, Kathmandu
- Nepal Meditation Centre, Nagarjun
- Purna Yoga Retreat Centre, Pokhara
- Vedic Arogya Ashram, Godawari Municipality
