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Nepal is very well known for rich cultures and traditions, and ancient form of art and crafts. The country believes in religion, and there are about 102 castes and ethnic groups according to the census of 2001. The three major ethnicity are Mongloid, Khas and the Mixed One. The Khas comprise of Brahmin, Chhetri, Damai, Kami etc. Whereas, Mongloid count Gurung, Tamang, Magar, Sherpa, Thakali, Kirat and other similar ones. The Mixed Ethnicity are the Newars. Talking about religions, Hinduism and Buddhims are the major ones in the country, making Christian, Muslims and others the secondary ones.
Our Pilgrimage Tour Packages let you explore around some of the prime attractions of the country, in the context of religious sites. These temples, monuments, shrines and monasteries are scattered all around the country. You can find in every part and corner of Nepal. Some of them are the most frequently visited ones. And a lot of them have been declared as World Heritage Sites by the UNESCO.
Muktinath tour packages are designed differently for the easy choice for the devotees. Our Muktinath darshan yatra package ranges from 3 days to 8 days. The main objective of these tours is to visit the holy temple of Lord Vishnu, one of the main god of Hindu.
We believe, Hinduism exists in Nepal like nowhere else in the globe. The country was once known as a Hindu kingdom. For the sake of indiscrimination, it’s no more called for now. As a major religion, most of the population covers the religion making Buddhism, Christian, Islam and other religions the secondary ones.
Buddhism is another primary religion in Nepal after Hinduism. It similarly covers a large portion of the Nepalese population and have great respect to the founder ‘Siddhartha Gautam Buddha. This legendary holy man was born in Kapilvastu, Lumbini of Nepal.
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