Makwanpur Valley, located in Bagmati Province, is a culturally diverse and strategically important region that connects the Terai plains to the Himalayan foothills. Centered around
Surkhet Valley, located in Karnali Province, is one of Nepal’s largest and most important inner Terai valleys. Surrounded by green hills and shaped by the
Sindhuli Valley, located in Bagmati Province of central Nepal, is an underexplored treasure known for its historic battle sites, hilltop fortresses, and ethnic diversity. Nestled
Nuwakot Valley, located just north of the Kathmandu Valley, is a hidden gem in central Nepal renowned for its historic palaces, hilltop villages, and strategic
Sunkoshi Valley, nestled in eastern and central Nepal, follows the path of the Sunkoshi River—one of the most significant tributaries of the Koshi River system.
Trishuli Valley, located in central Nepal, is a picturesque region shaped by the Trishuli River—a vital waterway that flows from the Himalayas down toward the
Seti Valley, located primarily in Gandaki Province, is a lush and fertile river valley carved by the Seti Gandaki River (often simply called Seti River).
Bheri Valley, situated in the mid-western hills of Nepal’s Karnali Province, is named after the Bheri River, a major tributary of the Karnali River system.
Khumbu Valley, located in northeastern Nepal, is globally renowned as the gateway to Mount Everest and the spiritual and cultural heartland of the Sherpa people.
Dolpo Valley, located in the far-western reaches of Nepal, is an isolated and culturally Tibetan region known for its stark beauty, centuries-old monasteries, and deep