Nepal is small in size but it’s very rich in birds and biodiversity due to it’s geographic variations, the average altitude begins from 59m up to the world’s highest Peak Sagarmatha(Mt. Everest), makes Nepal a heavenly playground for native and exotic birds. Nepal hosts 887 species of birds (9%) with 42 Globally Threatened Species and 167 Nationally threatened Species. Nepal is the pioneering country in Vulture Conservation in the world, where Bird Conservation Nepal (Birdlife Partner in Nepal) works very closely with government and participatory Conservation works with local community. So Nepal is a great place for birding and Trekking.