Nepal is not only a familiar place of Himalayan mountains. Also known as a Cultural festivities country, Nepal is the home of diverse settlements in terms of castes, religions, dialects and cultures. Due to the differences between Nepalis, people have their own traditions and festivals. More than 100 festivals are celebrated in Nepal. That is why Nepal is called the ‘Land of Festivals’. They are a living part of our cultural heritage. With such a cultural diversity, those festivals are celebrated with a great enthusiasm, in a bright atmosphere full of life, color and interest.
Planning a holiday during a festival period will make your trip the most remarkable.

Although the religious festivals of Nepal run according to the lunar calendar, the dates of national festivals are fixed. All events are celebrated with the same happy faces and in large numbers, as hundreds of years ago people had no other means of entertainment. Even today, festivals are not only an annual miracle but also a living part of the rich cultural heritage. Festivals that combine different cultural backgrounds are effectively celebrated. This is also one of the opportunities to share the social life, another happiness. Most Nepali festivals are associated with various Hindu and Buddhist deities. Although those festivals are religious, some of them have an historical significance.

Festive visits to Nepal are very interesting to understand the rich cultural spirit in which they are celebrated. These festivals also remind you of the regional, cultural and traditional diversity which has a great place for local Nepalese.

Holidays that are full of complexity are neither fun nor comfortable. A festival trip in Nepal is not only for fun and entertainment, it is also a great opportunity to learn their cultural and social significances. This will be a new somewhat different fun and learning opportunity to make Nepal Festival Tour an excellent travel experience to you,