Nepal Weather in November

Nepal's national park is a world-famous hiking paradise and a great place to observe wildlife in the Himalayas and the South Asian subcontinent.

Chitwan National Park:

It is the first and most famous national park in Nepal. Because it is closer to Kathmandu, you can expect large crowds and high commercialized than other safari parks. It is the only habitat for more than 300 one horned rhinos, and it is also has the largest number of rare Bengal tigers in the world. For bird watchers and amateur bird watchers, there are more than 450 species of birds to open their eyes.

Bardia National Park:

It is situated on the eastern bank of the Karnari River, 400 km west of Kathmandu. If you want to escape the tourists and enjoy a good safari journey, this is the place to go. You can watch spotted deer, wild boar, langurs and rhesus monkeys, etc. This park is famous for its rare groups of wild elephants. There are also a few rare crocodiles in the park.

Langtang National Park:

It shows you more than a thousand plants, nearly 200 species of birds and dozens of mammals. Tourists can hike between Langtang national park and the Kathmandu Valley within a short time. It has a huge area of 1,700 square kilometers and its superior location and magnificent scenery attract more and more tourists.

Kathmandu Valley:

It is the cradle of Nepalese civilization and the center of politics and culture. It is home to many relics representing Nepal's ancient culture and is the most concentrated place of Nepal's world cultural heritage. The three world-famous cities of Kathmandu, Patan and Bhaktapur have revealed a world we have never touched.

Tihar:

The festival lasts for five days and is held on the 15th full moon day of the Hindu calendar in August (the end of the Gregorian calendar in late October or early November). Hinduism celebrate it to drive away the darkness with light and to defeat evil with goodness. Tihar is the second biggest festival across the country.