Three Topographical Gems Of Nepal
The Kingdom of Nepal is cradled in the roaring Himalayan ranges. It is the rich topographical variation found in this country that makes it a truly splendid destination for all types of travelers. The country's topography can roughly be divided into three key regions - Hilly, Himalayan and Terai. Each region has its own share of travel hotspots and regardless of the region chosen by you; you can be assured of a truly spanking time in Nepal!
The Hilly region is primarily composed of Pokhara, Kathmandu valley, Gorkha and Tansen. Travelers who want to explore relaxed walks as well as adrenaline pumping activities must head towards Pokhara. By virtue of its serenity and splendor, this enchanting destination has ensured itself the status of being the most sought after station in Nepal. Pokhara Museum, Pokhara Bazaar, Phewa Lake, Bahari Temple and The International Mountain Museum are the prime highlights of Pokhara. It is the rich cultural scene of Pokhara that highlights this dot on the world map.
Tansen is a quaint hamlet of Nepal that bursts with effervescence and life. Newari houses, Rana dynasty buildings, padoga styled temples and Tansen Bazaar are some of the must-visit attractions of Tansen. Gorkha is famous for its historical significance and hence it makes for a great headway for historically and religiously inclined people. This quirky township promises some really breathtaking sights to its discerning travelers.
The Kathmandu Valley beggars description in actual language. The valley comprises of three culturally and artistically rich settlements namely Kathmandu, Bhaktapur and Patan. Of course, the Kathmandu valley which is more popularly known as the cultural hub of Kathmandu includes many other villages and townships apart from these three key attractions. One can say that it is this Kathmandu Valley is the microcosm of the whole Nepal Kingdom. Some chief hotspots of Kathmandu Valley include Durbar Square, Asan Tole, Chabahil, Bhaktapur National Art Gallery, Bhimsen tower, Bungamati Village, Pashupatinath and Chobar village.
The Terai region of Nepal has come to be used synonymously with 'Culturally rich Nepal'. The region which comprises of cities like Janakpur and Lumbini is known to be tremendously rich in music, dance, craft, literature and folktales. While Lumbini (Lord Buddha's birth town) draws countless Buddhist devotees all round the year, Janakpur (Goddess Sita's birth town) is primarily thronged by the followers of Hinduism.
The Himalayan region of Nepal is for all those brave hearts who are particularly drawn towards adventurous and thrilling activities. Trekking and rock climbing can be best experienced in the rugged terrains of mountainous Nepal. The dazzling summits of these sky rocketing mountains present breathtaking sites of adjoining vales and forests. Besides this, the travelers may also get to find some rare species of flora and fauna here. Those looking forward to a date with Danphe bird or snow leapord must definitely head towards the craggy Himalayan regions of Nepal.
Each geographical feature of Nepal presents a different facet of the country. The choice of a particular region depends on the inclination and fondness of the travelers.
