The far western region of Nepal is
renowned for remoteness and isolation which hosts some of the most beautiful
natural habitats and landscapes, far away from the human interference and
man-made structures.
An elevated plateau, khaptad is
mostly grasslands between the alpine landscapes which consists of numerous
landscapes which are not only eye catching but also hosts precious wildlife.
Cherry on the top would be the flowers that blossom during the spring and
autumn which covers the grassland and is breathtakingly beautiful. Due to the
remoteness and the isolation which the region hosts, the natural habitat to the
wildlife and the flora are well preserved and are left unaltered.
Bhimdutta is a city with an unconventional features
which diverges from temple to casino. For Hindu followers and any travel
enthusiast, bhimdutta is a religional and educational hub as the region hosts
destination like Vishnu Temple (Kamal Mandir), Tikapur
Park, Rautela(Baijnath
Temple), Siddhanath
Mandir(Temple),
Chunepaani
Taal(Lake),
Jhulunge
Pool (Bridge),
Betkot
Taal(lake)
etc.
The far western region is the least visited region in
Nepal, primarily due to the fact that the destination is hard to reach and the
infrastructure for tourism is limited. This does not mean that the region is
not to be visited as the region being less interfered by manmade structures
defines the preservation of the landscapes and the natural habitat of the
fauna. Many of the travel agencies have set the far western region as the
center of attraction and offer packages which are attractive and reliable.
Besides the beautiful landscapes and the extra ordinary wildlife, the
opportunity to learn various cultures in such region is prominent which would
be something new for the visitors.
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