‘Thomas Wolfe’ once said that culture is the arts elevated to a set of beliefs. Similarly, a culture is a reflection of its community or nation. You gain a better understanding of life by interacting with people from different cultures.
A Cultural Tour of Nepal is a unique experience that allows you to see the lives of the local people and the traditions of the region in a real and authentic way. By visiting a spiritual monastery or meeting the Living Goddess in Kathmandu through a cultural tour, you can experience the rich culture of the country.
With its rich culture, fascinating art, and unique and varied architecture, Nepal is one of the best countries for cultural sightseeing tours. People will be fascinated by the diversity of people, their cultures, languages, and traditions.
It is home to Hinduism and Buddhism, which are characterized by a wide variety of gods and goddesses, as well as temples, Stupas, and monasteries.
The hospitality culture of Nepal is recognized for its warmth and friendliness. The festivals, rituals, and practices of Nepal are unique and renowned worldwide.
The Himalayan Circuit Treks and Expeditions organize the most specific programs to allow tourists an opportunity to discover Nepalese culture and its rich heritage, history, and jungle safaris.
Our cultural sightseeing tour program offers you the opportunity to see almost every ethnic group’s culture, tradition, and manner, as we have 61 ethnic groups and 71 dialects.
Experience the unique culture and heritage of local villagers and craftspeople, and visit serene, tranquil temples and sacred Buddhist sites while starting your journey from the cultural, religious, and political heart of the Kathmandu valley, known as the “City of Temples.”
The Kathmandu Valley is a melting pot of both Hindu and Buddhist traditions where you’ll find amazing woodcarving, paintings, sculptures, a unique architectural heritage, and traditions filled with color and prayer.
A visit to the valley’s temples and Stupas is the best way to experience the city’s diverse artistic, cultural, and traditional attractions. You can get a deeper sense of Kathmandu’s culture by visiting Pashupatinath temple, Boudhanath Stupa, Swayambhunath Stupa, and Changunarayan temple to name some.
The different Durbar Squares of Kathmandu are the next top choices as they offer excellent glimpses into the true and historic culture. It is a real pleasure to observe the world’s finest artifacts and architecture in Bhaktapur Durbar Square, Kathmandu Durbar Square, and Patan Durbar Square.
Cultures in Terai Region
A part of Nepal’s southern lowlands known as the Terai is home to one of the most important Buddhist sites in the world, as well as a most stunning Hindu temple that attracts pilgrims from all over the world.
Tarai is home to the Tharu people and the Madhesi. Although the culture and lifestyle of these people are unique, Aryan culture and Hinduism heavily influence their social lives.
There are several ethnic groups in Terai culture and society, including the Tharu, Madhesi, Dhimals, Satars, Muslims, Jhangads, Musahars, and Rajbansi. The way of life, dances, traditions, and death rites of Terai culture make it unique to all people.
Cultures in Hilly Region
The hilly regions of Nepal are home to Nepal’s art, culture, history, and traditions. This region is home to Kathmandu, Nepal’s capital city, as well as major cities such as Bhaktapur, Lalitpur, Gorkha, Pokhara, Tansen, and more.
People living in the hilly regions include the Brahmin, Chhetri, Thakuri, Rai, Limbu, Tamang, Newar, Gurung, Magar, and Raute. Hinduism, Tibetan Buddhism, and Christianity are the three major religions of the caste groups.
A unique aspect of the hilly region is that one community solves the problems of another. No matter the caste or ethnicity, all communities experience life crisis situations, and all communities celebrate the festivals of one community.
Cultures in Himalayan Region
The Bhotia people of Nepal live in the high mountains between 7000 feet and 15000 feet above sea level. They follow Tibetan Buddhism and Shamanism and belong to the Tibeto-Mongoloid race.
Nepal’s culture and customs in the Himalayas and Mountains are among the finest in the world. Nepal’s mountains and the Himalayas are also known all over the world as a trekking paradise.
Building Stupas for religious merit and piling pebbles for longevity are common practices in the Himalayan region. Mountain goddesses are adorned with colorful flags before entering the mountains. Flags are seen on the roofs of every home to bring auspicious marks to the family.
A number of festivals are observed in the Himalayan region. Performing the Dumje festival is considered the most important part of the festival because it brings peace to the community. Religious beliefs contribute to bringing peace to people.
The tours of Nepal aren’t just tours; they’re a glimpse into a culture possessed by profound mysticism to which travelers are invariably baffled. You can experience a rich, vibrant culture through a cultural tour that is more than just a holiday.
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