Blessed with rich cultural heritage, cultural sites in Nepal are a unique combination of tradition and innovation. Incorporating traits from others, the ever flexible Nepal culture displays every aspect of life, food, clothing and even occupations as being culturally classified. Old traditions are followed with new customs created to keep pace with changing times. Culture of Nepal includes manners, dress, language, rituals, behavioural norms and beliefs. Mountain kingdom, Nepal is multi-ethnic and multi-lingual with the association of music, architecture, religion and literature.

Religion is the life of Nepal. Famous cultural sites of Nepal display synchronisation of Hindu and Buddhist beliefs with the mark of Tantrik deities. The land is rich with unique cultural groups like Tharu, Yadav, Ahir, Newars and others. Nepalese are culturally warm, hospitable and affectionate hosts, which is why tourists enjoy coming to Nepal.

People of Nepal:
The people and culture in Nepal are ethnically diverse with descendants of migrants, from India, Tibet, and Central Asia. The earliest inhabitants were the Newar of Kathmandu Valley and aboriginal Tharu in south Tarai region.

Languages in Nepal:
The Nepalese society has given birth to various ethnic groups, each having their own languages. Nepali is the major official language while others include Newari, Bhojpuri, Awadhi and Maithali. Immigrants from Bihar and Utter Pradesh in India speak Bhojpuri, Awadhi and Maithali.

Art and Craft:
Hinduism and Buddhism have heavily inspired Nepalese art. The two millennium old Hindu and Buddhist heritage has survived various onslaughts that have influenced the tradition of Nepalese art and craft.

Fairs and Festivals:
Nepal has a vibrant Hindu past, reflected in most of its festivals and celebrations. With a continuous history of cultural exchange with India, most Hindu festivals of India are celebrated in Nepal too, the main being Dipawali and Holi.

Music:
Music is associated with every event be it birth, marriage, festivals or National events. Nepali traditional folk and classical music is divine to soothen and entertain you up. Nepali music mainly includes the Newar and Khas music with a bit of rock music too.

Cuisine:
Nepali food includes Indo Chinese dishes with the most prevalent being 'Daal-Bhaat-Tarkaari' (lentils, rice, and vegetable curry respectively) served in the main course. Nepal has also adapted distinctively to Western tastes, ranging from Mexican to Japanese to Chinese.