Nepal is an Asian country on the Himalayan mountain ranges' southern slopes. Nepal is generally separated into three physiographic areas: Himal, Pahad, and Terai.
In Kathmandu, January is the coldest month of the year. During January, the average temperature is 15°C. Because January is the coldest month, there are fewer visitors and thus fewer opportunities for sightseeing.
8 Best Things To Try In Nepal During January
If you are visiting Nepal in January and are unsure what to do, this article will provide you with the best options to try out while you are there:
- Trekking The Himalayas
- Taking a Flight Over the Snow-capped Peaks
- Visiting Chitwan National Park
- Enjoying the Scenic Views of Pokhara
- Mountain Biking in Kathmandu
- Prayers at Pashupatinath Temple
- Rafting at the Bhote Koshi River
- Exploring Patan
#1. Trekking The Himalayas
Nepal is the nation of trekking, and it provides some of the best trekking routes in the world, whether you are a newbie or a seasoned trekker.
Trekking the Mighty Himalayas
There are many trekking tour itineraries to choose from, ranging from the 4-day Poonhill trek, which is recommended for short walks in Nepal, to the 12 days Everest Base Camp trip, which is ideal for more adventurous excursions.
#2. Taking a Flight Over the Snow-capped Peaks
A 50-minute mountain flight is an incredible way to see the vast Himalayan range up and personal! Many people may not consider trekking up the spectacular Himalayas a viable choice, but that is no reason to overlook the magnificent mountain range.
Mt. Makalu, Mt. Gosaithan, and the Granddaddy of them all, Mount Everest, are just a few of the mountain sights included in this helicopter tour.
#3. Visiting Chitwan National Park
Chitwan National Park, Nepal's first national park, is regarded as one of the country's numerous must-see attractions. More than 500 kinds of migratory birds, one-horned rhinos, Bengal tigers, and Asian elephants live in the park.
Pride of National Park
The National Park covers approximately 332 square miles and offers the best chances to see animals such as bears, tigers, and crocodiles.
#4. Enjoying the Scenic Views of Pokhara
Pokhara, better known as the "gateway to the beautiful Annapurna Circuit," Although providing the best adventure activities, manages to keep the area's calm. Pokhara is a lakeside town that attracts explorers, nature lovers, and adrenaline addicts with its magnificent natural beauty and various fishing, mountain biking, and trekking activities.
Beautiful Pokhara Valley.
#5. Mountain Biking in Kathmandu
Nepal's mountain biking trails provide the best thrills and some of the most breathtaking scenery.
Mountain Biking in Kathmandu
While Kathmandu may not be one of those towns where visitors can find bike-friendly areas, many mountain biking trips are available in Kathmandu and Nepal. Do the Annapurna Circuit on a mountain bike if you're searching for a thrilling challenge.
#6. Prayers at Pashupatinath Temple
The Hindus regard Pashupatinath Temple as the most sacred temple complex in Nepal. In 1696, the temple was built along the banks of the Bagmati River. The temple was built in the traditional pagoda form, with a gilded ceiling, four silver-plated entrances, and intricately carved rafters.
UNESCO listed Temple Pashupatinath
#7. Rafting at the Bhote Koshi River
The Bhote Koshi is well-known as one of Nepal's most dangerous rivers. It is notable for providing some of the world's best short river adventures, as well as a two-day rafting package. So book that two-day trip to Bhote Koshi and discover why people all over the world want the adrenaline rush that rafting provides and to experience river rafting on one of the world's most dangerous rivers!
Memory for Life
#8. Exploring Patan
Patan is the second-largest valley, separated from Kathmandu by the Bagmati River, even though Kathmandu and Patan are now very much integrated.
Cultural-rich city Patan
Patan is unique because its history stretches back to the year 250 BC when stupas marked the corners of the ancient town. Take a stroll around Patan's alleys and squares to appreciate the city's historic history.
CONCLUSION
Spend those vacation days in Nepal because Nepal will provide you with lifelong experiences in January. Are you ready to explore new frontiers?
