Climate of Nepal
 


Nepal experiences 4 seasons:

Spring (Mar - May),
Summer (Jun - Aug),
Autumn (Sep - Nov) and
Winter (Dec - Feb).

The climate is varied ranging from the sub-tropical Terai to the cool dry temperate and alpine climate in the northern Himalayan ranges. In the Terai, the hottest part of the country, summer temperatures may rise as high as 40°C. The climate is hot and humid. In the mid .mountain region, the summer climate is mild with temperatures around 25°C - 27°C.

The winter temperatures range from 7°C to 23°C in the Terai and subzero to 12°C in the mountain regions and valleys. The northern Himalayan region has an alpine climate. The valley of Kathmandu has a pleasant equable climate with average summer and winter temperatures of 19°C - 27°C and 2°C - 12°C respectively.
 
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National Parks and Wildlife Reserves of Nepal

 

 

PARKS

WILDLIFE RESERVES

Shey-Phoksundo National Park

Kanchenjunga Conservation Area

Sagarmatha National Park

Annapurna Conservation Area

Makalu Barun National Park

Shukla Phant Wildlife Reserve

Chitwan National Park

Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve

Langtang National Park

Koshi-Tappu Wildlife Reserve

Shivapuri National Park

Manaslu Conservation Area

Khaptad National Park

Parsa Wildlife Reserve

Rara National Park

 

Bardia National Park

 

For more information, visit the official homepage of:
Department of National Parks and WildLife Conservation

 

 

 

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