Wilma Klass is an experienced educator who has visited about 100 countries and plans to visit Nepal soon. Nepal is a landlocked country located between India and China that is home to eight of the world's ten tallest mountains, including Mount Everest. Though Nepal is famous for its Himalayan mountains, it offers many other tourist activities beyond mountain climbing, such as jungle safaris, bird-watching, visiting pilgrimage sites, nightlife in Kathmandu, and dining and shopping throughout the country.

1. Visiting Nepal

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An experienced educator, public
servant, and restaurateur, Wilma Klass
has taught English to foreign students
for over twenty years. She holds a
master’s degree from New York City’s
Columbia University in international
education development, and is
certified in TESOL (teacher of English
to speakers of other languages). A
resident of Alaska for the last five
years, Wilma Klass is an
accomplished world traveler who has
visited approximately 100 different
countries. She plans to visit Nepal in
the near future.

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A landlocked sovereign country in the
Himalayan Mountains, The Democratic
Republic of Nepal lies between two of
the world’s largest and most populous
countries, China and India. Eight of the
world’s 10 tallest mountains sit within
Nepal’s borders, including the tallest,
Mount Everest. Home to more than 26
million people, Nepal’s population
comprises about 100 ethnic groups
that speak more than 90 different
languages. A single language of
unification, Nepali, is recognized as
the nation’s official language.

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Though numerous tourist attractions
focus on the famous Himalayan
mountains, there are scores of other
activities for tourists, including jungle
safaris in the country’s Terai region,
bird-watching in the Koshi Tappu
wetlands, or visiting one of the many
ancient pilgrimage sites. The capital
and largest city, Kathmandu, offers
clubbing, live music, and other nightlife
opportunities, and there are countless
dining and shopping opportunities
nationwide.