Nepal for Women Travel

My Name is Asalah , I am from Jordan (small country in the Middle East ), I was looking to have a life time travel around the world I looked into the deep details in every country and I fall in love with Nepal
Well , after looking for this amazing country to visit , I would love to Hear from you what is the best part of Nepal to visit and where I should go if I am travelling with women's only

Hello Asalah
My name is Dror and I come from a smaller country in the Middle East (Israel):).
In Pokhara you can find "3 sisters" an agency specializing in women traveling.
I guess there maybe a similar agency in Kathmandu but I am not sure.
All the best now

For best part of Nepal to visit it depends what you like to do. If you like trekking for many people the best is trekking to the region called Solo Khumbu where the highest mountain in the world in English is Mt Everest or in Tibetan is Chomolungma, means “Goddess Mother of the World” or “Goddess of the Valley.” The Sanskrit name Sagarmatha means literally “Peak of Heaven.”

Next popular trekking area is Annapurna mountain region near Pokhara city second biggest in Nepal.

If you do not like trekking Kathmandu city has many sites and Pokhara city and surrounding area will allow you introduction to mountain views and short treks. You can also get flight tours over Mount Everest and helicopters to land into the mountains, stay near Lukla and walk around the area in the middle of 7000m mountain valleys with snow top mountains, waterfalls, forest and rivers among local culture. If you google online for pictures you will see many examples.

Next is Chitwan National Park for animal safari tours to see Asian rhino and tigers.

It’s not possible write everything for you here so best to get a good guidebook on what to see in Nepal.

Thanks alot for your advice I a new Here and you got me to the right point :)

How many days you think would be enough to see the country ! or the best of it

Do you want to do trekking and how many days.

Can be 10-21 days depending what you want to do.

How many days you think would be enough to see the country ! or the best of it
Asalah
You can not "see the country" in days and probably not even in months and you need to define "best" in your eyes.
I think that many people choose Nepal for it's unparalleled trekking experience but even this is not narrowed down enough.
Is that what you are looking for?
If yes, you can think of the length in days that better fit your plans and maybe people will be able to help you sort the options.
In any case it seems that some more reading will benefit you at this stage.
Good luck.

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