Nepal is blessed with unparallel natural beauties, superb scenic grandeur, irresistible and breathtaking landscapes, unique and unspoiled culture traditions as well as fabulous and fascinating flora and fauna, all contrive to make Nepal a real Shangri-La, a real travel destination, a real trekkers’ paradise. It is the home to the eight tallest mountain peaks on the planet including the Mt. Everest (8848m), the ‘rooftop of the world’. Nepal endowed with some of the most outstanding bio-diversity in the world, ranging from lowlands with sub-tropical Rain-forests to arctic conditions in the Himalayan highlands, a great diversity of life-zones providing a large variety of amazing flora and fauna. The myriads of exquisite temples and sacred shrines, the incredible historical and cultural sites are unmatched architectural wonders. It has world's deepest gorge 'Kali Gandaki'. It is a land of Great Gurkhas, the valiant fighters who fought the Great World Wars with knives to guns and won a couple of prestigious Victoria Cross medals. Nepal is the birth place of the Lord Buddha, the ‘Apostle of Peace’, the ‘Light of Asia’. The country boasts of seven World Heritage sites. It is a country where religious tolerance and harmony are the norm, where many ethnic groups co-exist with their own distinct social identities and cultural patterns. It is a mythical and mystical country of fabled Abominable Snowman (‘Yeti’).