09/10/2026
Nepal forms the very watershed of Asia. Landlocked between India and Tibet, it spans terrain from subtropical jungle to the icy Himalaya, and contains or shares eight of the world’s ten highest mountains. Its cultural landscape is every bit as diverse: a dozen major ethnic groups, speaking as many as 100 & more languages and dialects, coexist in this narrow, jumbled buffer state, while two of the world’s great religions, Hinduism and Buddhism, overlap and mingle with older tribal traditions, yet it’s a testimony to the Nepalis’ tolerance and good humour that there is no tradition of ethnic or religious strife.
Nepal was never colonized, a fact which comes through in fierce national pride and other, more idiosyncratic ways. Founded on trans-Himalayan trade, its dense, medieval cities display a unique pagoda-style architecture, not to mention an astounding flair for festivals and pageantry. But above all, Nepal is a nation of unaffected villages and terraced hillsides more than eighty percent of the population lives off the land and whether you’re trekking, biking or bouncing around in packed van, sampling this simple lifestyle is perhaps the greatest pleasure of all.
And we are continuing our exploring traditions as being human. Exploring raw, wild touching and experiencing the feeling of Nepali. This is some shots of old walking Trails connecting villages and city.
Nepal Himalayas motorcycle tour package in Asia Kathmandu Nepal
