Nepal is often referred to as paradise on earth. This tiny landlocked nation covers a very small proportion of earth and is sandwiched between India on three, and China on one side. Kathmandu is the capital and the political center of the nation with great cultural and historical significance. The arts and architecture found here are primarily reflected on the walls of temples, metal & wood carvings in conjunction between two religions - Hinduism & Buddhism.

Although relatively smaller in size, mother nature has blessed Nepal with diverse landscapes. The region is divided into three categories – the Himalayas (North), the Hilly region and the flat Terai region (South). The flora and fauna found here is also quite impressive and are home to some of the rarest amongst them. More than 900 species of birds, 170 species of reptiles and many endangered mammals including the one-horned rhino, Bengal tiger and snow leopard are the biodiversities found in this region.