Nepal
may have had been hit by a devastating earthquake but that’s not what Nepal is
all about. Almost a month ago, on 25th
April 2015, Nepal was hit by a devastating earthquake with following
aftershocks, with its epicenter at Barpak.
The durbar squares suffered damages and the historical Dharahara
collapsed. There were disastrous effects in and around Kathmandu with places
that were historical sites and popular tourist destinations being ruined.
But after a month, if you ask is it safe
to visit Nepal then yes it is safe to visit Nepal. Why is it safe to visit
Nepal after the Earthquake? Let me give you 10 reasons why Nepal is safe to
visit after the earthquake.
1. Out of 75 districts in
Nepal only about 10 districts are affected by the recent earthquake with the
earthquake having its effect on the central and western districts only. There
has been hardly no damages in the Eastern part, the Mid-West and Far West part
of Nepal. Nepal has a lot more places to see, that would be exciting,
adventurous and beautiful which would make your stay and travel at Nepal really
amazing.
Pokhara: Gateway tto Shagrilla. Credit: sla037.wordpress.com |
2. Nepal is a paradise
that would totally amaze you in various ways. The beautiful landscapes, the
varied cultures and tons of exciting activities one can involve would make
anyone’s visit to Nepal, an awesome one. Nepal is indeed one of the best places
in South Asia for a thrilling and exciting travel with its magnificent natural beauty, the varied biological diversity, the breath taking Himalayas, the mouthwatering
cuisine and the friendly and hospitable people.
Wanna go kayaking? Credit: Bikram Pratap Singh |
3. Nepal has a very rich
bio diversity and wildlife, with its beautiful wildlife and national parks,
only one out of ten national parks is affected by the earthquake with the
remaining nine national parks completely safe to visit. So, visiting Nepal to
discover its wildlife and national park would always be great option even now.
A greater one-horned rhino drinks from a river bordering Chitwan National Park. Credit: NationalGeographic.com |
4. The highways and
subways connecting major cities and towns in Nepal have not suffered any
damages so moving around and traveling around Nepal would not be any problem.
Highway to Heaven. Credit: blog.jonahkessel.com |
5. Nepal is a home to 8
UNESCO World Heritage Sites out of which only 3 has suffered damaged due to the
earthquake with the remaining 5 sites being completely safe to visit where one
can check the wonders of Nepal recognized globally.
Muktinath with the amazing Himalayan Background. Credit: Bikram Pratap Singh |
6. The national and
international airports in Nepal have not suffered any damages due to the
earthquake with flights operating making travel to Nepal from other countries
and domestic travel around Nepal safe and risk-free.
Photo Credit: Bikram Pratap Singh |
7. Nepal being a land of
tall mountains of the Himalayas and varied landscapes is indeed a trekker’s
paradise. Only 2 out of 35 major
trekking routes have been affected by the earthquake, making trekking in Nepal
really safe and okay.
The beautiful Fewa Lake reflects Pokhara City glowing in the background. Perfect place to chill out after you end your trek. Photo Credit: Bikram Pratap Singh |
8. Hospitals, clinics and
various medical facilities in various Nepalese cities and towns are safe, in
operation and running smoothly. There has been no burst of epidemics or viral
diseases.
All You Need is Love: Cloud Formation With the Shape of sa Heart Above Kathmandu. Credit: Bikram Pratap Singh |
9. Communication in Nepal
is not a problem as well with access to telephonic lines and internet working
fine and smoothly.
Photo Credit: ImperatorTravel.ro |
10. There are plenty of
hotels in Nepal and tourist destinations around which are completely safe. A
large percentage of hotels in major sites were not affected by the earthquake
and tourists can easily find places to accommodate themselves in hotels, motels
and guest houses which are safe.
A Nepalese Lady with Flowers Who gave a smile worth a million flowers. Photo Credit: Bikram Pratap Singh |
So
yes, its true Nepal was hit by an earthquake that had a disastrous effect but
now the country needs your help to recover from it and the best way how you can
help Nepal recover is not cancel your travel plans to Nepal and go visit. Yes,
it is true that few popular travel destinations have suffered damages due to
the earthquake but you can have your little contribution to rebuild this
heavenly paradise and now is the time you can help and that’s by visiting Nepal.
Thinking of cancelling your travel plans
to Nepal because the historic Dharahara has fallen or because you cannot travel
to Sindhupalchowk now, isn’t reason enough to cancel your travel to Nepal.
Nepal is a far lot more than that. You can always visit the beautiful places in
the other safe and unaffected
districts in Nepal, like maybe go for a bio diversity tour in Chitwan or enjoy
a lovely trip to Pokhara.
Thanks to Mr. Bikram Pratap Singh for sharing his photos. You can check his photography collection by clicking here.
I am really touched with all your works.
ReplyDeleteThank you for making Nepal a part of it too.
Wishes for your future endeavors.
Thanks for the post. Nepal needs help and tourism would help a lot. Great post by the blogger .. blaber bllogger thanks..and kudos to the photographer Bikram Pratap Singh.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your words. Yes, Nepal is safe for travelers and there are lot more things to see. Make your next holiday in Nepal, that's the best way to support us! www.utmostadventure.com
ReplyDeleteThank you for your excellent post. Nepal really needs big support from every parts. Your article really helps for the tourism of Nepal in this painful moment.
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You have pictured it out - all the beauties of Nepal, well done. Luck you Nepal is your country and also as a tourist attraction it is a country to all specially to tourists.
ReplyDeleteThanks for writing this post! Yes, we should visit disaster-stricken places to help them recover soon. Nepal is definitely on my bucket-list.
ReplyDeleteThnaks for nice post.
ReplyDeleteIf you are coming to Nepal be sure to ask the guest house
ReplyDeletemanager what color is their sticker for the guest house, green, yellow or red.
Many guest houses have been damaged in Nagarkot, Kathmandu and throughout. Yes,
it’s safe, but the manager won’t always want to tell you about the damage.
Tourism has been off here lately. I write about tips to keep you safe in Nepal
and how to have more fun. http://FrugalTravelsNepal.blogspot.com
You're welcome. it was a pleasure writing about Nepal
ReplyDeleteI hope you visit Nepal and explore the beautiful and heavenly country. It will help them recover from the earthquake disaster
ReplyDeleteActually I am not from Nepal but it certainly is a beautiful country
ReplyDeleteI hope a lot of people did visit Nepal and help
ReplyDeleteIts good to see a lot of people coming and visiting nepal
ReplyDeleteThanks. If a little blog post can help even a bit for the disaster in Nepal, I would be honored to help
ReplyDeleteYeah. I guess a lot of people did visit Nepal
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome and thanks
ReplyDeleteIt was an honor to help Nepal.
ReplyDeleteyes, you are right, Nepal had a great trouble through earthquake, it has affected some area but not all the area, so if someone wants to go nepal for enjoyment , he should go , without any tension.
ReplyDeleteAll Nations realize that Nepal experienced earth shudder and all working for Nepal earthquake. Patanjali rahatkosh like wise give his commitment for Nepal Help mission.nepal earthquake
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