Nepal is a secular country, which means people following different cultures and beliefs co-exist in harmony.“Unity in diversity” is what best describes the Nepalese society. This defining characteristic of the people of Nepal has attracted thousands of tourists from around the world.

From diverse languages spoken to varieties of cuisine, Nepal presents a multitude of cultural experiences for travelers.Tamang, Rai, Limbu, and Sherpa people live in the northern and eastern side of Nepal, whereas you will find settlements of Gurung and Magar people in western and central Nepal. Newar are the historical inhabitants of the Kathmandu valley.

Annually, there are more than 50 festivals celebrated in Nepal. Dashain and Tihar are the two main festivals celebrated by almost all Nepali people. Other festivals that travelers can enjoy while in Nepal include Holi, Lhosar, and Shivaratri.