Top Places to Visit in Nepal

1.Pokhara

Pokhara, the 'Tourist Capital of Nepal,' is the second-largest city in this Himalayan country, after Kathmandu. At an altitude of more than 900m, it is one of the highest cities, making it the base for many world-famous treks. The highlight of the town is its Lakeside, which is a boating paradise flanked with charming shops, dreamy cafés, restaurants and pubs that make up this postcard-perfect town.

For adventure enthusiasts, Pokhara is a popular starting point for many treks in the Annapurna Range as well as many paragliding and river rafting opportunities. You can take solo or tandem rides, depending on your expertise. River rafting and white water rafting are offered on Seti Gandaki and her tributaries.

The city is a beautiful contrast of the bustling Lakeside Pokhara and Old Pokhara, which is home to many beautiful historical temples and is also the city's commercial hub. Phewa Lake (or Phewa Tal), a spectacular lake that borders Lakeside Pokhara and Old Pokhara, it flawlessly reflects the mountains that border it, making it a breathtaking photo-op. The old city houses shops where you can buy famous handicrafts, woodwork and woolwork. Don't forget to visit the Tibetan Mini Market for one-of-a-kind souvenirs!

2. Kathmandu

Kathmandu, the city of peace, lives true to this description. The city is charming, busy, bustling, serene, alive and asleep - all at once. The capital of Nepal, Kathmandu is the most accessible city in the country - it is Nepal's only metropolitan city as well. From buying trekking equipment in Thamel or taking a rickshaw ride through traffic-packed alleys of the old part of the city or simply visiting the fascinating buildings in Durbar Squares, Kathmandu is truly a place filled with warmth.

Kathmandu is home to more than 1.5 million people. The city is at an altitude of a whopping 1400 metres or 4600 feet, which assures a blissful climate, all year long. Kathmandu, which is derived from the Pahari word for 'wood shelter', is an abode of serenity and tranquillity, with its monasteries, temples and spiritual melting pots. While the natural beauty of the city is more than enough for travellers to throng Kathmandu year after year, what sets it apart from other tourist destinations is the variety it offers - from spiritual awakening to adventure sports.

A Travel Guide to Bali | Riya's Escape

Bali may be a colourful island that lies within the exotic Indonesian archipelago. One among 17,500 islands, Bali’s beauty is exclusive and incomparable. Known for its fascinating jungles, terraced rice fields, legendary volcanoes, mystical temples and stunning beaches, this island may be a welcoming haven for travellers from everywhere the planet . There’s such a lot to try to to here – from taking a stroll on the serene Seminyak Beach to getting an authentic Balinese massage to snorkelling or skin diving in crystal clear waters to visiting the rice terraces of Tegalalang or watching the sunset from the stunning Uluwatu Temple, overlooking the Indian Ocean .\r\n\r\nThe many temples, rituals, crafts and dances are all linked to the ancient Hindu faith. In fact, the town is dotted with huge statues and monuments that portray stories from the epics. Bali’s attractions also include historical sites, museums and art galleries. Balinese food is rich and distinctive, full of flavours and spice. The people are warm and can always greet you with a smile. The island is mystical and spiritual, leaving visitors with an enduring impression and a way of calmness.