Occupying coast-free land between the great nations of India and China, Nepal is home to Mount Everest, the loftiest mountain peak in the world, along with 13 other of the planet?s highest mountains. It was also the Birthplace of Gautama Buddha- Lumbini, making it a very spiritual country, primarily visited for climbing, trekking and experiencing the serenity of the Himalayas through wellness retreats. Thrill seekers will also find superb opportunities for white-water rafting, canyoning, zip-flying, safaris and more. Whether you come to Nepal for meditation or mountaineering (or both), here are the best places to stay.
Meghauli Serai, A Taj Safari – Chitwan National Park

Stay on the banks of the River Rapti, with your own butler and glorious uninterrupted views of the jungle. Meghauli Sera allows you to immerse in the wilderness (and among its inhabitants), while enjoying opulent decor; the main lounge features a chandelier made with 10,000 locally hand-painted beads. Watch wildlife roaming and elephants river bathing as you swim in the infinity pool that?s set on a raised deck. Wake up to the sounds of 625 different species of birds. Take a jungle safari with trained naturalists and meet Tharu tribal people. And experience ancient rituals in the hotel?s Jiva Spa. Check Availability & Prices
The Dwarika’s Hotel

Found in a district whose name translates as ?32 butterflies?, Dwarika’s 83-bedroom Hotel encapsulates the Nepalese arts and crafts era. Its ...