Nepal is a must-visit destination, and you have to try these foods.

🍛 Nepali Lentil Soup Set (Dhal Bhat) Pictures 2, 3, 4 This is the national dish of Nepal and the most common meal for Nepali people. The lentil soup set includes lentil soup (Dhal), main dish (Bhat), and side dishes (Talkari). If you are not accustomed to other Nepali foods, you can try this lentil soup set meal, which is somewhat similar to Chinese fast food or rice with toppings. Typically, you can choose one type of meat, such as beef, lamb, or chicken, and several vegetables, along with a serving of local specialty lentil soup. 🥟 Nepali Dumplings (Momo) Pictures 5, 6, 7 When served, you will notice that momo is the Nepali version of dumplings. MOMO was introduced to Nepal from Tibet, so it resembles Tibetan dumplings. It has become a popular snack in Nepal, similar to soup dumplings, and has evolved into various combinations such as spicy MOMO and fried MOMO, based on chicken or beef fillings. 🥛 Juju Dhau (Nepali Yogurt) Pictures 9, 10, 11, 12 Juju Dhau can be found in small shops in Bhaktapur, costing 20-30 rupees per bowl. You can take the clay bowl home after finishing the yogurt. Since it is homemade, the sweetness varies slightly from shop to shop. When visiting Bhaktapur, you must try it! 🧆 Indian Snack Pani Puri Pictures 13, 14, 15, 16 Clean and hygienic, if you have seen videos of this snack, you will definitely want to try it. 🥐 Sweet Dumplings (Yomari) Pictures 17, 18 This Nepali snack looks like dumplings but is sweet, filled with a mixture of coconut, sesame, and molasses. Sweet dumplings are a festive food in Nepal, made only during the Yomari Punhi festival. This festival is celebrated every winter to thank the gods for the harvest. - Of course, there are more foods to try in Nepal, but they may not suit everyone's taste. However, Nepal is close to China and India and receives many Western backpackers every year, so there are various restaurants to explore. You can embark on your own food adventure when you arrive in Nepal. - - For more Nepal itineraries, feel free to 📩👏👏👏