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Lodge Resort Dhulikhel
Location: Dhulikhel
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The Lodge Resort Dhulikhel is situated 30 kilometres from the city centre and 34 kilometres from ...Club Himalaya Resort
Location: Nagarkot
Customer Satisfaction: 80%fromper nightThe Club Himalaya Resort is located 35 minutes away from the city centre as well as the airport, ...
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Shanker Hotel
Location: Kathmandufromper nightDISCOUNT: 10%
Book now and stay between 31st May 2012 and 31st August 2012 to receive 10% off your stay.This beautiful hotel is a welcome haven from the hustle and bustle of downtown Kathmandu. The hotel was previously a Rana Palace and was converted in 1964, but still retains its authentic Nepalese atmosphere. Each of the guest rooms are tastefully decorated with wall hangings and classic furniture with large arched windows and modern amenities. The huge ballroom type restaurant serves local delicacies as well as international favourites.
The rooms are not all equal. We were a group with 4 rooms and two were not good two were excellent. Just make sure you get a room with windows that you can look out.
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fromper nightDwarika's Hotel, A UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a building of intricately carved wood and ...2.
Location:Kathmandufromper nightLocated in the diplomatic enclave of Lazimpat, this contemporary Nepalese-style hotel is close to ...3.
Location:Kathmandufromper nightThe Shangri-La Hotel Kathmandu is just 2 kilometres away from the city centre and 7 kilometres ...4.
Location:Pokharafromper nightNice and generally quiet hotel on the shore of the Pewa Lake (but avoid the rooms near the ...
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If you are looking for Shangri-La, look no further than Nepal, a land of superlatives and jaw-dropping scenery. This Himalayan kingdom straddles the world’s highest mountain range and offers incredible outdoor recreation and colourful culture in equally large doses. 
Elephant Rides
Nepal is an excellent place to ride an elephant, a lowland tradition that goes back centuries. The best site for this unique and exciting activity is in the Gokarna Safari Park, located in the Royal Game Sanctuary near Kathmandu. A popular excursion is to ride on the back of an elephant with a guide through the wildlife park in search of native animals like the rare white rhino. Gokarna Safari Park is located five miles northeast of Kathmandu. 
Basant Panchani: this spring festival honours Saraswati, the goddess of learning. Hundreds of artists, weavers and students converge on Swayambhunath temple for lively celebrations. Nepal’s schools are also colourfully decorated at this time. 
Dakshinkali
The temple of Dakshinkali is one of the most eerie sites on the planet. Dedicated to the bloodthirsty six-armed goddess Kali, pilgrims come here twice a week to cut the throats of animals in sacrifice to the deity. Saturdays are always a bizarre scene of blood, guts and religious fervor, particularly during October’s Dasain Festival. This place has to be seen to be believed, and unless you’re scared of blood, it’s a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Dakshinkali is located at the southern end of Kathmandu Valley. 
Many international carriers operate regular flights into Nepal, including the country’s national carrier Royal Nepal Airlines. The old and dilapidated airport is located four miles east of the capital, and offers meager amenities. Change only as much cash as you’ll need to catch a taxi into town, as the exchange rates at the airport are dismal. 
No specific vaccinations are needed to enter Nepal, but visitors should ensure they are vaccinated against hepatitis A and B, typhoid fever, rabies and Japanese encephalitis. Meningitis A/C shows up frequently during the winter months. If you are travelling through the Terai region, malaria is a concern during the monsoon season. Be careful to avoid getting bitten by mosquitoes at dawn and dusk. Wear long pants, socks and shoes and sleep under a mosquito net whenever possible. 
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