The popularity of tourist destinations in Asia has increased at a huge rate in recent times. Being the largest and most populated continent in the world holiday makers are sure to find something that will delight them with ease. Asia and, in particular, countries such as Nepal in the south of the continent host some of the most wonderful and interesting sites to visit in the whole world.

Trekking or adventure holidays to this part of the world can really give you best possible option to visit and take in many sites that would normally be hidden or out of reach during a more traditional getaway or break.

If you have not previously thought about an excursion to Nepal then now is certainly the right time to explore and visit as the country is becoming more and more tourist friendly each year. Kathmandu is the country’s capitol city and is the country’s economic nerve centre. With a history of over 200 years the city has become a home to over 950,000 people and mixes many different religions making it a cosmopolitan and cultural haven for those living there.

One of Nepal’s natural wonders is its mountain ranges and breathtaking scenery, located within the north of the country and hosts eight of the world’s top ten tallest mountains including Mount Everest. Containing such a large amount of elevated plateaus it is true to say that the region attracts many hikers and trekkers each year who take part in an adventure holiday to get the best out of their experience.

There are numerous companies that specialise in trekking and adventure holidays that all aim to give you the best possible itinerary and outcome during a trip away. Travelling is minimised giving you the best chance to enjoy a varied experience throughout by making the best possible use of your time.

An example of a an adventure break in Nepal could mean partaking in anything from mountain trekking through its famous mountainous regions, elephant back safaris, cultural visits to some of its many temples and overnight stays in local villages to really soak up the local history and hospitality.