Almost women secretly desire for owning the flawless complexion. So, they often try face scrubs, body fairness creams, & other beauty serums that are available in the market. There is no harm in using beauty products in order to make you best at all occasions. Nevertheless, if you can make homemade face & body packs to make you look beautiful naturally without any side effect, will you still choose using synthetic products? What is more, all the ingredients to make homemade face & body packs are always available in your kitchen; therefore, you really do not need to invest in luxurious skin care lotions to achieve a glowing & smooth skin. Following a few simple and healthy habits together with right eating is one of the easiest ways to look gorgeous. If you are looking for natural solutions to get the glowing & smooth skin, EffectiveRemedies.com reveals to you top 34 homemade tips on how to get beautiful skin on face & body naturally without using drugs or chemical skin care creams.

In this post, we have covered a complete list of beauty solutions for gaining the fair & flawless skin at home. However, this is not all about only skin care recipes on face and body. We have also managed to cover a specific list of foods for beautiful skin & skin care basics, which are often overlooked or ignored. This post is only for the informational purpose and it is not aimed to give medical advice. Continue reading this writing to discover 34 best tips to own beautiful skin in more detail!

Best Tips On How To Get Beautiful Skin On Face & Body Naturally

Following a proper diet combined with practicing good skin care routine & applying natural beauty solutions is the best method to get the beautiful skin on face and body naturally and fast at home. Here is everything you can do to get the beautiful skin as you desired.

Tips for Wrinkles/Anti-Aging:

Everybody grows older and with age, the skin loses its elasticity leaving you with those hideous wrinkles that give away your age.
But every once in a while we all run into people who we look at and there looks just don’t betray their true age. Wondering how? It can be very simple.

Simple Tips:

Good diet.
Keep fit. Good health reflects in the skin.
Avoid bad habits like smoking for they definitely contribute to dull, dry and aged skin.
You can also follow a few of our simple home remedies for Anti-Aging.

Hair loss happens for a variety of reasons, and not all of them are related to old age. Fortunately, there are lots of ways to stop hair loss without resorting to products and creams. This wikiHow will show you a few of these ways.

Use essential oils combined with a scalp massage. Massage promotes good circulation in the scalp, to keep your hair follicles active. Massage your scalp daily by hand for a couple of minutes. To enhance the massage, use a few drops of lavender or bay essential oil in an almond, or sesame oil base on your scalp.

Use egg oil (eyova). Massage egg oil into the scalp and leave on overnight.

Shampoo off in the morning with a mild, preferably herbal shampoo. Use shampoo only once as repetition removes the natural lipids of hair making it dry and brittle.

Use egg oil 2-3 times a week for at least 12 weeks for visible results. Regular, continued use is important for proper nourishment of the cell membranes.

Continue long term massage therapy of egg oil to prevent hairfall and graying. Discontinuing use may gradually bring back hairfall problems and resume graying.

Egg oil (eyova) is mess free and stable. It is a more convenient alternative to egg yolk masks and does not smell like raw egg yolks or cook in the hair during a hot shower. There is no risk of salmonella which could give you a scalp infection.

You can make egg oil at home [[1]] or buy it online.

Restore moisture through hot oil treatments. You can use any natural oil including safflower and canola or olive oil. Use this method judiciously as frequent use of hot oil or using oil which is too hot can bring on premature graying.

Heat the oil up so it is warm, but not too hot. The ideal temperature is not exceeding 40 degrees Celsius (104 degrees Fahrenheit). Then, massage the oil into your scalp.

Put on a shower cap for about an hour. When the hour is up, rinse or shampoo out the oil.

Mayonnaise also works well as a conditioner. Slather your hair with a generous dollop, put on a shower cap for up to an hour, and then rinse it off.[1]

Try rubbing your scalp with garlic juice, onion juice, or ginger juice. Make sure you only use 1 of these juices; don't mix them. Leave the juice on your scalp overnight, and wash it out in the morning.

Rub rangoli henna into your hair. It is a green powder with the texture of talc that seals the hair cuticle, which strengthens the hair shaft at the root.[2]

Sometimes the best beauty products are ones you not only already have on hand, but don't even think to use. One of those so-obvious-it's-under-the-radar beauty products is ice. Yep, frozen water, y'all. I've pulled together some epic beauty uses for ice that might surprise you.

It might still be barely above freezing here in Brooklyn, but in other parts of the world, spring is 100 percent here, things are heating up, and jumping into a bucket of ice maybe doesn't sound so bad. If you're starting to melt thanks to rising temps, these ice cube beauty tips will help you get your glow and keep nice and cool.

By the way, you can do some extra fun things with any leftover ice cubes you have after these DIY beauty hacks. Bustle writer Rebecca Santiago shared tons of sexy foreplay ideas with ice cubes (yes, including the infamous ice cube blow job), while Jaime Ritter had some solid ideas for cold brew and ice concoctions!

Whether you're hoping to boost your glow, fight a pimple, or just freaking dry your nail polish, get pumped for all the ways a simple ice cube can achieve all your beauty needs!

 talked about how an ice cube is all you need for the one thing to conceal a pimple, and it works every time. Farewell, inflammaHelloGlow shared that, to improve circulation and tighten your skin, try dunking your face in ice water for an "ice facial" each morning. Bonus points for the fact it's going to wake you the heck up!

According to ThriveMedSpa, one of the quickest ways to reduce puffy eyes is reaching for ice cubes. The site advised, "Gently press an ice cube against your eyes for about 10 minutes ... After you have removed the ice cubes from your eyes, pat them dry with towel."

Nepal is rich in culture and religion. There is complete harmony in Nepalese society. The world heritage means anything handed over to the present generation from the past. They are the most valuable assets of the onation. These national heritage reflect the feeling, traditional, civilization and aspiration of the past. They are the glory of our past.

Temples, monasteries, rest house, inns etc are our religious heritages where as language, dress, arts, way of living are our cultural heritages. Similarly, Himalayas, lakes, rivers, waterfalls, and national parks are our natural heritages. All of them are our national property. Sagarmatha National Park and Chitwan National Park were included in the list of world heritage by UNESCO in 1979 AD and 1984 AD respectively.

We have many religious, cultural and national heritages. National heritages play vital role in our life. Among national heritages, forest is one of them. It is said “hariyo ban Nepal koDhan”. But due to uncontrolled population growth, the forest area is decreasing rapidly. If forest is destroyed there will be no rain and water resources will be dry up. The fertile land turns into barren land causing great decrease in fertility. It can cause famine and various national disasters. So, to protect human civilization, it is necessary to protect forest. Forest is of economic importance also. Many medicinal herbs are there which can be used in medicine production. It is the habitat of wild animals and birds, which , if protected, can be a great source of tourism promotion. Now, it is our duty to conserve such beneficial forest sector. For this, public awareness is vital. We must not depend on the government only to conserve our forest resources. Now, there are various NGOs are active in this field. The government has also developed the concept of community forest, leasehold forest and private forest to protect forest area.

After an election where the candidate who ran on a platform of hate lost the popular vote but won the presidency, many fearful Americans are ready to bolt. Add to that the Brits who got their own isolationist shock and are no longer going to be part of the EU. Then add the Canadians and Aussies who have watched their earnings power erode (but not prices) and are looking at cheaper options. It’s a recipe for lots of emigration to destinations with a cheaper cost of living.

If you’re going to make a big move abroad, you might as well make it financially advantageous too.

There are a lot more people looking at living abroad than there were when all the economic signs were pointing up and to the right. Regardless of what happens in the markets, the expatriate life in 2017 should be especially attractive for Americans. This strong dollar will continue for a while thanks to already announced fiscal plans. Check out this quote from Bloomberg News.

There is likely to be some scope for U.S. dollar appreciation of at least another 5 percent,” Alan Ruskin, global co-head of foreign-exchange research in New York at Deutsche Bank, wrote in a note to clients. “A strong U.S. dollar is potentially a vital disinflationary offset to likely reflationary fiscal policy enacted when the economy is already at full employment.

Translation: If Trump’s announced inflationary plans become reality, the greenback is not going to weaken anytime soon. The peso, pound, and loonie probably aren’t going to rocket back up in the other direction either, at least not in the next 12 months.

better life for half the priceIf you’re looking at international living but need some guidance on where to go, my book A Better Life for Half the Price is the best bet. It’s got comprehensive run-d0wns for each place and the bonus docs help you figure out the best place to live for your budget and priorities. Premium packages add more in-depth info, a private Facebook group, or even one-on-one coaching.

Meanwhile, following is a quick cheat sheet to get you started with the cheapest places to live in the world.

Our world is so full of wonders that new and amazing places are discovered every day, be that by professional photographers or amateurs. Different geographical locations, climatic conditions and even seasons offer the widest variety of natural wonders: pink lakes, stunning lavender or tulip fields, breath-taking canyons and mountains, and other places you can hardly believe actually exist!

Some of the pictures in this collection will be of all natural sights you can find while traveling around the world, while the others have experienced human interference – but even in these cases, the result of such collaboration is spectacular. The Japanese learned how to tame thousands of orchids and form a romantic tunnel out of them; another one was formed all the way in Ukraine by a passing train; and what eventually ends up as hot tea in our mugs, first grows in stunning tree fields in Asia.

No wonder that traveling in one of the best forms of recreation – even looking at these pictures takes your mind to far away places… And yes, all those of those places are real!

Kathmandu Durbar Square in the heart of old Kathmandu city in Basantapur never fails to impress first time visitors with its intricate wood carvings and rich history. Surrounded by concrete buildings, the complex is an oasis in a fast developing, chaotic modern city. Once the residence of Nepal's Royal family, all coronation ceremonies were held here. The palace is an amalgamation of eastern and western architecture with additions by Rana and Shah rulers over the centuries. An unbelievable 50 temples lie within the vicinity including the temple of the titular deity, Taleju Bhawani. The Durbar is divided into two courtyards, the outer Kasthamandap, Kumari Ghar, and Shiva-Parvati Temple, and the inner section consisting of Hanuman Dhoka and the main palace. Some floors have been converted to museums dedicated to three generations of Shah kings. Most parts of the palace premises are open to tourists throughout the week. 

Some important monuments to see in this area are: 

The Taleju Temple is the tallest of all structures, built by King Mahendra Malla in 1549 AD. This temple is open to the public for one day each year during the Dashain festival. 

The Jagannath Temple, built in the 16th century is known for the fascinating erotic figures carved on the wooden struts.

The Kal Bhairav, one of the largest 17th century stone statues in Kathmandu, representing the terrifying aspect of Lord Shiva. 

Swet-Bhairav - the temple is open to the public once in year during Indra Jatra Festival. The 17th century Kumari Temple (the temple of Living Goddess) is an example of highly developed Nepali craftmanship. 

Kaandasthamp, from which Kathmandu derives its name, is said to have been built from the timber of a single tree.

Antelope Canyon, Arizona, USA

In the Navajo desert of Arizona, Antelope Canyon is a slot canyon made up of stunning cracks and corkscrews, creating a wonderful light show. A must-see for any amateur photographer or Instagram addict. See more incredible places to go, with our photos of 26 stunning locations on Earth shot from the air.

Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia

Frozen in the depths of winter, the world’s largest salt flat is transformed in to a giant sky-reflecting mirror during rainy season. The pools left over from this monumental prehistoric lake create a shimmering, illusory horizon, making it one of the best places to visit in the world if you like a good trick shot or fun selfie!

Northern Lake Baikal, Russia

Another amazing lake, this one is located in southern Siberia and is the world’s largest freshwater bit of blue. The water round these parts freezes into sheets of turquoise ice in winter that might look more at home in Superman's Fortress of Solitude. Temperatures can plummet to -19°C from December to February, so don’t forget to pack the onesie. Find more alternative travel destinations with our photo gallery of the most magical places in the world.

Kuang Si Falls, Luang Prabang, Laos

Already a top holiday destination for backpackers, the Laotian city of Luang Prabang is temptingly close to Kuang Si Falls, a three tier splash spectacular with waters so clear and blue it’ll be hard to resist jumping straight in. Hike the trails around the area to escape the tour groups and find your own secret slice of paradise.

Our world is full of wonders. From the evolution of Human life to till date , People are busy in exploring these wonders. Many of them are still hidden and undiscovered yet. These spectacular structures always inspires us and shows us that ther is a a power who created all these mighty things. Compiling a list of top 10 natural wonders of the world is never an easy task because various lists of the Wonders of the World have been compiled from ancient to the present day, to catalogue the most spectacular natural wonders and man-made structures. Similar to the other lists of wonders, there is no consensus on a list of ten natural wonders of the world, and there has been a debate over how large the list should be. We did our best to compile this top 10 natural wonders of the world in a list. Hope you will like it. How many of them you have visited? Have a read and tell us in comments.

Ha Long Bay

Ha Long Bay, in the Gulf of Tonkin, includes some 1,600 islands and islets, forming a spectacular seascape of limestone pillars. Because of their precipitous nature, most of the islands are uninhabited and unaffected by a human presence. The site’s outstanding scenic beauty is complemented by many nature lovers. The bay features thousands of limestone karsts and isles in various sizes and shapes. The limestone in this bay has gone through 500 million years of formation in different conditions and environments. The evolution of the karst in this bay has taken 20 million years under the impact of the tropical wet climate. Ha Long Bay is home to 14 endemic floral species and 60 endemic faunal species. Historical research surveys have shown the presence of prehistorical human beings in this area tens of thousands years ago.

Table Mountain

Table Mountain is a flat-topped mountain forming a prominent landmark overlooking the city of Cape Town in South Africa. It is one of the New natural Wonders of world. It is a significant tourist attraction, with many visitors using the cableway or hiking to the top.

Puerto Princesa Underground River

The Puerto Princesa Subterranean River National Park is one of the most distinguished protected areas of the Philippines. It is located some 360 miles southwest of Manila. It was established as a National Park in 1971 primarily to protect and preserve the intact old growth forest, interesting wildlife, pristine white sand beaches, unspoiled natural beauty and one of the most impressive caves systems in the world.

Nepal draws visitors who come for a variety of reasons. Some are lured by the call of the mountains and seeking to climb or trek in the Himalayas, others are intrigued by the culture and the famous city of Kathmandu, and yet others come hoping to find some sort of spiritual awakening. Nepal can be an adrenaline adventure, a cultural eye opener, or a life-changing experience, depending on the itinerary and mindset of the traveler.

Most visitors will spend some time in Kathmandu visiting sacred and historic attractions, and then head out into other parts of the country. Some of the most popular locations outside of the capital are Chitwan National Park for wildlife viewing, and the lakeside town of Pokhara, a popular area for starting treks. Trekkers will find a variety of options, with the most popular areas being the Everest, Annapurna, and Langtang regions.

In 2015, a major earthquake struck Nepal, causing severe damage in Kathmandu and other areas of the country. Travelers should check on local conditions before visiting.

1 Kathmandu

Kathmandu, the capital and largest city in Nepal, is like no other city in the world. The decaying buildings in the heart of the city are a contrast to the lively atmosphere that permeates the streets. The smell of incense wafts from the stores while street sellers push their wares, and people go about their daily lives, all against a backdrop of historic temples and carved statues.

For several hundred years, Kathmandu was one of three rival royal cities, along with Bhaktapur and Patan. Situated in close proximity to each other, today these three almost run together. The highlight of Kathmandu has long been Durbar Square, the largest of the palace squares in the three royal cities and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Temples and monuments of varying shapes, sizes, styles, and faiths can be found here.

Kathmandu's Durbar Square was severely damaged in the 2015 earthquake, with many buildings destroyed beyond repair.

Nepal is not only rich in natural beauties and gifts but also in cultural, historical and religious important. There are many temples of gods and goddness. Major holy places are Pashupatinath in Kathmandu, Janaki Temple in Janakpur, Manakamana in Gorkha, Barahachhetra in Sunsari, Krishna Temple in Patan, Lumbini, Swayambhunath and so on.

In Kathmandu, there exist innumerable temples and other religious places. Among them, Pashupatinath is one of the most famous temples in the kingdom. Most of the Hindus want to visit here because it is the temple of God Mahadev. It is situated about 5km east of the city centre. The temple was made many years ago, perhaps around 400A.D.

Gopals, the people taming cows, are believed to have been the first inhabitants of the valley. One of the Gopals noticed a cow pouring her milk over something everyday. He suspected that there must have beeb the power of God. He informed it to his friends and relatives. Then they dug the place. After digging it, they discovered the sacred image of Shiva Linga. Then they built the temple of Pashupati. Since then it has been known as one of the famous holy places of the valley.

The temple is artistically built and richly-ornamented in pagoda style. It is on the bank of the Bagmati river. It is a very beautiful place surrounded by green forest. There are many monkeys and birds around the temple. Many hermits have been living there for a long time. There is a big funeral place where the dead bodies are cremated. During shivaratri, many devotees come here from foreign usual days; but during the special days, like Maha Shivartri, Teej etc., all the doors are open for pilgrims and devotees.

Pashupati site is not only a place of historical and cultural importance but also of the 'World Heritage'. People who are strongly theist believe that the Pashupati has saved the kingdom. Everyone realize the Pashupati site should be preservative that illuminates the dignity and identification of the nation.

We must stress the importance of preserving the country irreplaceable culture and historical possessions. There is a serious need for us to know deeply and protect our national heritages. Culture and its heritage reflect and shape values, beliefs, and aspirations, thereby defining people’s national identity. It is important to preserve our heritages because they keep our integrity and unity in people preserving our culture is significant as it is a manifestation the freedom of belief and passion. We must protect national heritages strongly, actively, and unambiguously our ecotourism. Let’s forget the cultural neglect habit, as some national heritages were and are not protected and promoted adequately. This can be illustrated through a number of examples where we repeatedly see a cultural neglect. The country has painfully witnessed the defacement, if not complete destruction of buildings and other historically, artistically significant structures, bridges, banks and other public spaces or landscapes. Not only the official government but all the citizens of the nation should the aware for the conservation of national heritages.

Tradition and culture have been a part of life among local ethnic communities since ancient times. It has taken root and flourished as the time passed by. As a result, artistic ancient monuments and rich diverse cultural heritages Came into existence in different parts. The importance of preservation and possession of such rich heritages has been inherited by later generations one after another. The care and sense of protection of such heritages will, naturally, be profound among the people living in that particular area. Past experience has proven that effective system of protection and maintenance preserve our heritages because key keep our integrity and unity is people preserving our culture is significant as it is a manifestation of the freedom of belief and expression. We must protect the national heritages strongly, effectively, and unambiguously for ecotourism. Let’s forget the cultural neglect habit, as some national heritages were and are |not protected and promoted adequately. This can be illustrated through a number of examples where we repeatedly see a cultural neglect. The country has painfully witnessed the defacement, if not complete destruction of buildings and other historically, artistically significant structures, bridges, banks and other public spaces or landscapes. Not only the official government but all the citizens of the nation should be aware of the conservation of national heritages.

Top 6 places in Kathmandu Valley to widen your artistic horizons and analyze the rich history of Kathmandu are :

Baber Mahal Revisited, Thapathali, Kathmandu

The 250 roomed Baber Mahal situated in Thapathali, Kathmandu used to be a royal palace i.e. Durbar. However, after the fall of Rana regime in Nepal(1846-1951), then King Mahendra Bir Bikram Shah declared the nationalization of the all the Rana divas’ of Nepal in 1966. The owners were however allowed to keep some parts of the Durbar,the cowswheds and the guard quarters, for themselves. Gautam SJB Rana, a descendant of the family wanted to make the best of the partial property and thus with support from Kathmandu Valley Preservation Trust, architects Eric Theophile and Dr. Rohit Ranjitkar, he managed to turn it into one of the finest shopping malls in Kathmandu, renowned as Baber Mahal revisited. The project began in 1995 and ended in 1997.

The place consists of around 5 courtyards which includes 22 shops and 4 restaurants. It also has one of the most reputed art galleries in Nepal, Siddhartha Art Gallery.

NATIONAL MUSEUM, CHAUNI, KATHMANDU

National Museum located in Chauni also popularly known as Chauni Museum, was established in 1938. It is situated opposite the army headquarters in Chauni, on the way to Swayambunath temple. The museum is a treasure of ancient Nepali art and craft. It is divided into three blocks. The starting point is the stone, terracotta, and metal craft section that has numerous artifacts, including some of the earliest stone figures found in the country. One such is the five-foot tall limestone statue of Ansu Verma, the first king of the Lichhavi Period (fourth to twelfth century).

The headless figure of a Matrika(mother goddess), is said to be the most ancient stone figures found here. A subsection consists of terracotta and metal statues, the latter particularly fascinating, looking at them through an art connoisseur’s eye. The Newar artists and sculptors of The Kathmandu Valley have been renowned through the ages for their skill and creativity, and in addition to woodwork and stone craft, are equally adept in metal sculpting. The other section is dedicated to Buddhist art and crafts. From plenty of paintings to everything related to Buddhism, the place has answers for anyone about complex aspects of Buddhist symbolism. The third section is however dedicated to botanical and zoological specimens, historical articrafts, trophies, and weaponry used by Brave Gurkhas.

Patan Museum

Patan Museum has become a primary attraction for tourists in Patan(Lalitpur).Patan is not just a day trip for tourists but has turned up as a place with a rich cultural event calendar, classy new pensions and cafes that have made it a destination in its own right. Off late the major attraction of Patan Durbar Square is, the Patan Museum. Patan Museum is abundant with its priceless collection of Hindu, Buddhist and Tantric artefacts all housed within the grounds of Keshav Narayan Chowk: the residential palace of the Malla kings. The museum added Mul chowk and Sundari Chowk courtyard within the grounds of Keshav Narayan Complex earlier this year.

The monuments of Lalitpur were strengthened during the rebuilding works by Kathmandu Valley Preservation Trust(KVPT) and thus remained unaffected by the earthquake. However, the monuments situated in the eastern wing of Sundari Chowk were in the process of renovation and were collapsed due to the earthquake in Nepal. Each and every section of the Museum comprises of different galleries depicting certain aspects of Buddhist and Hindu heritage of Nepal. The museum as a whole is a collection of historic buildings that are itself museum pieces. The galleries showcase the history of Buddhism, , an explanation of Tantrism as well as the various manifestations of Shiva, Brahma and Vishnu.

Park Art Gallery, Pulchowk, Patan

Park Art Gallery was established in 1970 by pioneering watercolorist Rama Nanda Joshi (1933-1988). It was the first independent art institution to impart art education in Nepal. The original gallery was once located in Ratna Park in central Kathmandu and was a landmark in its own right.

Park Art Gallery was established in 2970 by Rama Nanda Joshi. It was then the first independent art institution in Nepal to teach art education. The original Gallery was situated in Ratna Park. It was later shifted to Pulchowk in 1975. The gallery was renovated in 2006 by his family to commemorate him. The gallery has two sections. One is a room with Late Joshi’s watercolors on permanent display, while the other section has an exhibit of works by different artists in nepal.

Nepal has a lot to offer to travelers, hikers, and nature seekers. Nepal, it is often said, is a utopia of natural beauty. The marvelous scenic beauty of Himalayas in the northern part of Nepal is not only remarkable but offers a lifetime experience to patrons. Who wouldn't want to enjoy the glory of being in the midst of galvanizing mountain desert in Mustang to the embankment of cristal clear Rara Lake?

The enchanted subtropical pine forest bluffs anyone with its aroumatic presence in valleys like Barun and Langtang. The astonishing beauty of Lake Tilicho often outbids the value of filthy rich human being on earth. For the most part, the pacifying and self-explanatory images listed below give a glimpse of the stupendous nature that is still far from human invasion.

18. Koshi Tappu - Wildlife Reserve

"A primeir location in Nepal for bird watching.The Kosi Tapu and the Kosi Barrage in east Nepal provide one of the best places in Nepal to view migratory water fowl, waders and shore birds during the winter months. Many species not recorded elsewhere in the region have been seen here. Thousands of birds congregate here in January and February before they migrate north when the warm weather begins. Kosi Tapu Tented Camp situated on the fringe of the reserve provides the only accommodation to date. Well qualified nature guides take the guests out on walks, jeep drives and boat rides to look for birds and the wild buffalo found only here in Nepal. It is possible to combine this tour with SunKosi Raft Trip or with treks in the eastern hills." -timetotime t (Tripadvisor) 

17. Chitwan national Park

"Nestled at the foot of the Himalayas, Chitwan has a particularly rich flora and fauna and is home to one of the last populations of single-horned Asiatic rhinoceros and is also one of the last refuges of the Bengal Tiger. Chitwan National Park (CNP), established in 1973, was Nepal’s first National Park. Located in the Southern Central Terai of Nepal, it formerly extended over the foothills, the property covers an area of 93,200 hectares, extends over four districts: Chitwan, Nawalparasi, Parsa and Makwanpur." -UNESCO

16. Lumbini

"The Lord Buddha was born in 623 BC in the sacred area of Lumbini located in the Terai plains of southern Nepal, testified by the inscription on the pillar erected by the Mauryan Emperor Asoka in 249 BC. Lumbini is one of the holiest places of one of the world's great religions, and its remains contain important evidence about the nature of Buddhist pilgrimage centres from as early as the 3rd century BC." -UNESCO

Normally human beings move from one place to another place for pleasure, business, and pilgrimage and mostly for adventure purpose. It is usually done for the limited period of time and people visit new places and learns about new things, ideas and get information about culture, art, and lifestyle of other people living there. Likely, many people come to visit Nepal for looking natural beauty of the country. The country Nepal is full of mountains & hills. We can found various natural beauties such as lakes, rivers, caves, Mt. Everest etc. lies in this country. It is landlocked country situated in between India & China.

Nepal is one of the most beautiful places in the world and is a piece of heaven on the whole Earth. Nepal is blessed with its natural beauty and its natural diversities too. So-called places in Nepal which should be visited once before you die are:

1. SAGARMATHA (MOUNT EVEREST)

The highest mountain in the world with the height of 8848m known as Sagarmatha is situated in Nepal which is the power point to attract most of the mountain over from all around the world. It is situated in Solukhumbu district. It is the crown of Nepal which is climbed by most of the people all around the world. Many people come to Nepal in order to climb this mountain. There are many other base camps for this mountain which are reached from Lukla passing the Namche Bazaar.

2. LUMBINI (GAUTAM BUDDHA BIRTH PLACE)

The renowned place of Nepal Lumbini is the born pace of Lord Gautam Buddha who was born in Lumbini in 563 BC. He was the son of King Suddhodhana and Queen Maya of the Sakya Kingdom which was located in the middle of Lumbini. The distance from the capital to Lumbini is about 230 KM. Lumbini was announced as the Foundation of world peace and pilgrimage for all those peoples who did peace, love. This place is located 25 km east from Kapilvastu where Lord Buddha spends his childhood and lived till he was 29 years.

This place has a number of stupas, temples including Mayadevi temple which is one of the biggest temple of Nepal named after his mothers. Along with the temples there are are many Gumba made by Chinese, Japanese, Germans and Koreans too. The place if full of art and carving which has many sculptures too. There is a big stone pillar in the Lumbini Garden made by the Indian Emperor Ashoka which is named after him as Ashoka Pillar.

3. MUSTANG (LAST FORBIDDEN KINGDOM)

Mustang is also called as last forbidden kingdom. It is a barren landscape which contains the little patch of fertile land. But Mustang is like an Oasis in a desert because of color field and bright lights. The living style and culture of the people living there are especially the major attraction for tourist and visitors which are interested in trekking and mountain climbing too.

Other interesting and most visited places are:

4. Phoksundo Lake – Dolpa

5. Rara lake – Mugu

6. Dolpo – Dolpa

7. Tilicho Lake – Manang

8. Gosaikunda Lake – Rasuwa

9. Sarangkot – Pokhara

10. Annapurna Base Camp

11. Phewa Lake – Pokhara

12. Poon Hill – Myagdi

13. Panch Pokhari – Pokhara

14. Chitwan National Park – Chitwan

15. Khaptad National Park – Khaptad