A recurring question, perhaps fuelled by poor journalism or by out-of-date advice from Governments, is 'Is it safe to travel in Nepal ? The short answer is yes, it is very safe in fact. Nepal feels more safe than most other countries around the globe, possibly due to the the religious nature of the people and their natural kindness. Over the past 10 years Nepal has enjoyed a growing fascination to visit from travellers from all over the world. The People are very hospitable. The Nepalese accept that tourism is a mainstay of the economy, and are very welcoming.Nepal is definitely dangerous for local businessmen, local journalists and local politicians. It is not dangerous for strangers. The situation is this: If somebody is following you or wants kill you, hurt you, rob you (whatever) and does, he/she can easily do it and run away safely. You will not get help immediately and even later. However, going by Nepalese people's nature, they just don't kill, hurt, beat or rob any person they see on the road. They will do it only to take a 'revenge' or something like that.
