Nepal (Birth place of the Buddha and Land of Never ending Fascinations) the territory of Nepal occupies a terrain which forms the core of the great Himalaya, the mightiest mountain range on earth. The multi dimensional panorama of its virtues as the most happening tourist's hot spots in the Himalayas is reflected in the complex, physical, cultural and religious diversity it represents. The perpetual charm of this tourist heaven lies in its vivid cultural heritage and captivating landscape. Nepal ranks as the most desirable travel destination in the Himalayas for it offers a stunning combination of natural and man made wonders. The stark beauty and raw appeal of its wide and sweeping river valleys among the largest and most scenic in the world and fold upon fold of towering mountains draws hordes of eager tourists from all over the world. A concentration of the highest mountain peaks on earth to its north defines its borders with Tibet. Some of the grandest religious and historical monuments in the world many of which have been conferred World Heritage site status are also located in Nepal. The spectacular beauty of the landscape must have been an important factor which influenced the evolution of extravagant culture, time tested customs and traditions that are very much apart of the lives of the people of Nepal even today.

The indulgent people of Nepal are famed for their hospitality and obliging disposition towards visitors. They can be differentiated into three broad categories based on religion, genetic features and linguistic backgrounds namely Hindus, Buddhists and a motley grouped of Indo-Mongoloid races whose ancestors practiced (Shamanic or animistic forms of religion founded on the principles of Nature worship). A harmonies co-existence of diverse cultures and religious practices has provided Nepal with its congenial and colourful image. The people of Nepal share a strong sense of nationality, common cultural heritage and a deep reverence for Nature.

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