Nepal is popular for Mount Everest—tallest peak of the world that towers 8,848m. Moreover, it is a center for two prominent religions of the world—Hindu and Buddhist and due to this the country is emerging as prime destination for faith based tourists. Nepal witness more than a million of tourists during Shiva Ratri (Birthday of Lord Shiva) in the temple of Pashupatinath. Similarly, Lumbini—birth place of Lord Buddha— attracts more than hundred thousands of Buddhists across the globe in a year. Furthermore, the country is popular for numerous mountains. There are 14 peaks over 8,000m in the world and out of all eight thousanders are located here. Overall, 1,600 peaks are identified in Nepal so far and Khumbu (Everest) region alone envelops more than 300 such peaks. Everest Region Trekking, Annapurna Region Trekking, Mansalu Region Trekking, Langtang Region Trekking, Upper Dolpo and Upper Mustang Trekking are some of the destinations of Nepal that lure thousands of tourists in this Himalayan nation every year. Moreover, Kathmandu—capital of Nepal—itself is a historical city where you feel as if you are dwelling in the era of gods.