A train from India to Nepal, time for a new experience soon

Comfortably sandwiched between India and China, Nepal is one neighbouring country that never ceases to remain in the background both for political and tourism reasons. While the two Asian giants, i.e., India and China, are competing with each other to grow their influence over Nepal, the very conflict is yielding benefits for travellers and tourists alike. And the bonanza came in the form of country’s first modern railway from India to Nepal, thereby facilitating your travel to the traveller’s paradise.
It is, in fact, India’s latest bid to make a steady foothold in South Asia. Also, as you don’t require a visa to travel to Nepal, you can opt for this if you harbour the opinion of cutting down travelling time. Reasons to include Nepal in your wish list are many, but to find a particular one is like beating around the bush. In short, Nepal is one of the most fascinating countries that you should plan a visit to this year. But, do you know what makes this country so fascinating to lure visitors from far and wide? It is the Nepal Himalayas that drives travellers crazy and prompts them to tick it off from their bucket list. Some of the accessible yet extreme hiking trails of the Himalayas are here, luring adventure seekers to go beyond the rugged trials to the Everest.

Exotic Himalayan views, wildlife, golden temples and beautiful hill villages shape the landscape of this country, waiting to be discovered and explored via a curious camera lens and an interesting perspective. For those wanting to get that adrenaline kick, try your hands at activities like paragliding, mountain biking, paragliding, and much more.
It is also here that you can seek for a calm and relaxed vacation by opting to spend your time in a more refined manner. Schedule your itinerary and stroll around medieval city squares of Bhaktapur, Kathmandu and Patan. Spiritual voyages are also one-of-a-kind activity, where you are joined by Tibetan Buddhist pilgrims and go around centuries-old monasteries and stupas. It is an experience that can be very enlightening too if you are seeking nirvana. So yes, Nepal shouldn’t be judged by its size. In fact, its prominent location and landscape strengthens its profile both as a tourist hotspot and as a strategic partner for the country. Owing to these significant reasons, you now have all the options to facilitate your travels such as flight, train and the recently-launched Dehradun-Nepal bus service.

So, what are you waiting for? Grab your tickets, get on that train and explore the Himalayas!