10 Wonderful Places To Visit In Nepal For Honeymoon

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1. Pokhara
Pokhara – the city of lakes – is one of the superb and enthralling places to visit in Nepal for honeymoon. For a newly married couple, Pokhara is a dreamland, with picture-perfect setting of Himalayan Range, lakes, deep valleys, and winding trek paths. The luxurious accommodation options make the place a paradise for honeymooners.
Best time to visit: March – May

2. Kathmandu (Casino)

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If you want to continue with the vibrancy of the colourful wedding, choose Kathmandu as one of the honeymoon destinations in Nepal. The capital city is rich in cultural traditions, colours and customs. While at the same time, it is also full of glitzy nightlife and casinos.
Attractions: Bird’s eye view of Mount Everest and Himalayan ranges in the mountain flight tour operated by local airlines, Pashupatinath temple, Boudhanath temple, Dakshin Kali temple, Kopan and Shechen monasteries, wildness and beauty of Langtang National Park, and the alluring and glittering nightlife at Casino Royale and Casino Anna
Best time to visit: September – November and February – April for Kathmandu visit, monsoons for picture-perfect Himalayas

3. Bandipur Nepal


This is the chance for making a thematic honeymoon. Let the first trip with your life partner be in and around the Newari culture at the fascinating and serene Bandipur in Nepal.
Attractions: Romance topped with thrill at the Siddha Gufa, Annapurna short-circle trekking, jungle safari, and the serene silkworm farm
Best time to visit: March – May

4. Nagarkot 

A view to the roof of the world from Nagarkot in Nepal
Visit Nagarkot for the picture-perfect honeymoon with a scenic backdrop predominated by the world’s highest peak.
Attractions: View of the Mount Everest and Annapurna Range, view of the first rays of the Sun falling on the peaks of Himalayas at sunrise, and trekking along the winding tracks and thick woods
Best places to stay: Club Himalayan Resort, Hotel Country Villa, and The Fort Resort
Best time to visit: October – April; especially for the clear view of Mount Everest

5. Bardia National Park


Add seasonings of thrill and adventure with a dash of daring attitude at Bardia National Park for your honeymoon in Nepal. Spend few fun filled days with the wild habitat in Asia’s largest stretches of tiger habitat.
Attractions: Wildlife safari, the crocodile and elephant breeding centre, and the Tharu Cultural Museum
Best time to visit: All year round except the monsoons (animals’ breeding period)

6. Daman: Far from Crowd

Daman is one of the less frequently visited places to visit in Nepal for honeymoon. A remote and fairy-tale like destination, far from the hustle bustles of tourists, for some exclusive intimacy and bonding.
Attractions: Scenic view of the Himalayan range from Mount Everest to Mount Dhaulagiri and the bright and colourful rhododendrons

7. Chitwan National Park

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For those who love the jungle safaris and nature walks, Chitwan is the perfect Nepal honeymoon destination. The green and tranquil surrounding is sure to set the perfect romantic mood.
Attractions: Kayaking in Narayani River, Jungle safari, elephant safari, and bird watching
Best time to visit: February – early April

8. Godavari, Lalitpur

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Godavari is a small but very peaceful hill station, tailor made for newly-weds. Just chill and spend some time together here to enrich your experience of Nepal honeymoon.
Attractions: Naudhara Pagoda, National Botanical garden, and the meandering hilly tracks
Best time to visit: Mid-February – April

9. Sarangkot (Paragliding)

   
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Sarangkot is a small and serene destination for the perfect honeymoon in Nepal. The jaw dropping scenery along the ridge of Sarangkot is a complete delight for love birds.
Attractions: View of the seamless projected profile of Himalayas and its peaks, picturesque sunrise and sunset, and zip lining


Best time to visit: February – April and September – November

10. Mustang 



Mustang is located at one corner of Nepal, along the fringes of Nepal and Tibet. It is an isolated and placid place. The mythical aura and natural beauty makes Mustang one of the best places to visit in Nepal for honeymoon.
Attractions: Trekking through Mustang, and the palace and gompas in the ancient walled city of Lo Manthang
Best time to visit: February – April and September – November


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