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It is already a given that Nepal is a favorite destination among people who are looking for exotic tours. The uniqueness of this impressive nation is sure to attract many travelers from around the world. The high altitude resulting to the coldness of the weather, the spectacular display of heritage evident on the structures and the people’s way of living, and everything else are truly enough reasons to convince people to visit this spectacular place. But the real question is: WHEN? Basically, when the best time is depends on your preferences. In every month, there is something to look forward to. Check out the list below: 1. January-February Experience what a cold weather really is by visiting Nepal on these months. Due to the extremeness of the weather, you can expect that there are less tourists coming on these days. If you’re not into cold but still would want to visit on these months, then you can go to where the climate temperature is lower. You can visit Chitwan Jungle Safari, the Birthplace of Buddha in Lumbini, or Gorka, Pokhara or Nagarkot to obtain a spectacular view of the Himalayan ranges. On February, you may also want to attend Shivaratri, a festival that attracts many pilgrims to the Pashupatinath temples. 2. March-April During these months, you will get to lay eyes on the real beauty of Nepal. The weather is just right, and it feels like spring. The nature is at its greenest and the flowers are in bloom so take the chance to stay in rooftop cafés and restaurants to obtain an unblocked view of what’s beneath you. Also during these months, we celebrate the colorful Holi Festival. Get ready to be splashed with water filled with colors. You’ll technically look like a rainbow! 3. May-June Heat can be a little intolerable in Nepal these months but it’s the best season to trek to the Himalayan Ranges. Extreme sports are also recommended during the months of May and June, and it’s an opportune moment for young ones as it’s school break in Nepal. Foreign vacationers can actually meet locals and have fun with them throughout the vacation. 4. July-August These months are the monsoon season of the year. By raining, it means pouring. While others would love it as May/June can be really dry, it can cause disruptions in your daily activities as streets can be flooded and mountains can be unsafe. Anyway, people can take this time to meditate or witness the tribute of Nepal to women through the Tij Festival (Women’s Festival). 5. September This month in Nepal marks holy season of Daisan. During this time, people come home to celebrate the month-long event. There are no classes as well, so take this time to observe the people as they get together with their relatives. Sometimes, the most honest attitudes come out on these times. 6. October-November These months are probably the months when tourism to Nepal is at its peak. Trekking is the favorite activity during October and November, as well as rafting at the Himalayan Whitewater Rapids. You may also get to experience a splendid light festival by the end of October so you have to look forward to that. 7. December Well, if you’re up to celebrating Christmas uniquely, then you might want to go to Nepal on December. The temperature ranges from cold to very cold and power outages may be rampant this month. Once more, it is up to you on when you want to go for an exotic tour. After all, it never runs out of things that would let you enjoy and have fun. For the best experiences, book tour packages to Nepal.
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