According to Forbes (renowned American business magazine), Nepal is on the top 10 bucket list trips for travelers to visit in 2020 and beyond. From among six continents and 10 countries, from the majestic Amazon forests to the heights of Mount Everest, Nepal combines adventure with luxury.
The magazine says “We’re starting our list in the homeland of Mount Everest: perhaps the most world-renowned adventure destination on the planet.” There’s much more to Nepal than backpacking. Also, the magazine says “Nepal isn’t just for the intrepid climber or even a hesitant trekker”.
The magazine introduces Nepal’s attraction from Terai with its Tharu Lodge and “ethical elephant experience”. The magazine informs visitors can go in walk alongside elephants, track tigers and watch the sunset. Also, the magazine describes the high-end Dwarika Hotel in Kathmandu and Dhulikhel as ‘A living museum’.
Encouraging tourists to visit Nepal while it’s relatively less crowded, the magazine says “Many of the nation’s high-end attractions are a well-kept secret, though that’s bound to change soon,”
“Locals and sophisticated travelers know about magnificent destinations such as the elegant Karnali Lodge in Bardia and the Happy House of Everest region for decades,” says the magazine. “The year 2020 is to discover such revelations for you yourself.”
World Economic Forum ranked Nepal 15th on a list of 140 countries for price competitiveness. Also, CNN travel featured Ghandruk on a list of 13 of Asia’s most picturesque towns in August.
Other destinations on Forbes 10 bucket list trips include Ecuador, New Zealand, Peru, Alaska, Brazil, Morocco, China, Finland, and Kenya.