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Travel to Nepal with Kids-How to have an Unforgettable Family Adventure
Traveling with children is challenging. While we adults can easily cope with hectic journeys, this doesn’t apply to children. A typical two-hour ride leaves the kids giddy. If that’s the case, here we are talking about Nepal! It is not a piece of cake to travel with children in a completely new country on top of that in a high-altitude and unpredictable weather country like Nepal. However, many child-friendly adventure options will make your trip enjoyable, and you can write it down in your easy diary. But, firstly, let’s find out what things to keep in mind to enjoy a pleasant Nepal trip with your children
Culture Shock
Children cannot adapt to new environments in the same way that we adults can. Nepalese people, their attire, and traditions are new to your children. At first, kids feel a little uncomfortable, but gradually, they get used to the Nepalese adventure. So, patiently explain Nepalese culture and customs to your children. It is better to give them a prior idea by showing online videos or pictures before the trip.
Accommodation Pros and Cons
Before taking children to Nepal, plan where you will stay there. You will find budget-friendly lodging hotels in busy tourist spots like Kathmandu and Lumbini. But if you plan to go to remote areas like Poon Hill or Upper Dolpo, chances are you won’t get a convenient stay. Well-furnished accommodation is not available everywhere in Nepal. And you won’t get essential amenities. So consider this matter before your trip planning.
Spicy Food
Nepalese food is quite spicy. Such spicy foods may be new to your baby’s taste buds. Daalbhaat (rice and lentil soup), Momos (steamed dumplings), and Thukpa (Tibetan noodle soup) are tasty foods, but your child’s palate may be unfamiliar with them. Nepal does not have popular fast-food chains like McDonald’s, but local ones are good and pocket-friendly. Do not forget to adjust the spice level before ordering food.
Extra Bottles of Water
The scarcity of clean water is a regular crisis in Nepal. Although bottled mineral water is available in cities, you cannot get one in remote areas. Never let your children drink water from taps. Children’s digestion system is weaker than adults. As a result, they can get diarrhea or dysentery quickly. So always carry extra water bottles.
Why Travel Nepal with Children
Despite many problems, traveling in Nepal is quite adventurous. Every year, thousands of tourists travel to Nepal quite safely with children. Nepal’s natural beauty and tranquil environment make it ideal for traveling with kids.
Warmness of Nepalese
Nepalese are friendly and sociable and famous for their hospitality. So, there is no need to worry about your children not getting along with Nepalese. Nepalese village children will embrace your children, and they can play together. Even in this unfamiliar environment, you will feel at home because of Nepalese friendliness.
Beautiful Nature
The scenic beauty of Nepal draws tourists here again and again. Its greenery and biodiversity will give your children a thrilling experience. The grandeur of the Himalayas and the cool breeze of Tibet will make a trip to Nepal memorable for your family.
Down to Earth Perspective
Traveling to Nepal offers a new perspective on life. When your child comes to Nepal, they will see how people coexist with nature and thrive. It can help them pursue the real meaning of life. The serene beauty, the vastness of the mountains, and the modesty of the Nepali people will leave a deep impression on your child’s mind.
Things to Do in Nepal with Kids
Although some caution is required, Nepal is totally a kid-friendly zone. From mountain climbing to boating, there are many adventures you can do with your kids in Nepal.
Low Altitude Treks
Although trekking with children at high altitudes is unsafe, you can easily do it at low altitudes. Poon Hill and Annapurna Circuit are suitable for family trekking because of their lower altitude and pretty easy trails. But these are multi-day treks and long trails. In that case, you can take your children on short treks like Annapurna Panorama View Trek and Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek, which will also provide views of the Himalayas.
Explore Biodiversity
Nepal’s diverse climate has made the region a bio diverse hotspot. There are 363 species of orchids and 30 species of rhododendrons that grow mainly in the mountains. If you want your child to enjoy Nepal’s biodiversity, visit its national parks. Chitwan National Park, a UNESCO heritage site, is home to 700 animals. Here, your child can ride Asian elephants and see indigenous animals of Nepal, the gharial, and the one-horned elephant. If you’d like to introduce your child to mountain wildlife, visit Makalu Barun National Park, a sanctuary for many endangered animals like snow leopard and Assamese macaque. Besides, you can see about 400 species of birds and aquatic animals there.
Boating in Lakes
There are roughly 5300 lakes in Nepal. You can take a boat trip with your child to these lakes, and it’s even safer for your youngest child. In Pokhara, you can see the famous lakes in Nepal. Among these, Phewa Lake is well known. You can enjoy the green surroundings while enjoying boating at Phewa Lake. Pokhara also has beautiful lakes— Begnas Lake and Rupa Lake. You can also dwell at Rara Lake in Mugu District and Phoksundo Lake in Dalpa District.
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