Visitors of Nepal

FOUND ONLINE: Situated between India and Tibet, visitors of Nepal can experience subtropical forests, visit ancient temples, trek Himalayan peaks, go on a jungle safari, and follow the footsteps of Buddha. You can live and eat very cheap and still stay in touch with the world. Internet is only $20 a month.

It sounds like the visitors to Nepal are situated between India and Tibet, not Nepal itself. Also, you can live cheaply, not very cheap. Finally, I would say visitors to Nepal, not visitors of Nepal.

Situated between India and Tibet, Nepal offers visitors subtropical forests and more. You can visit ancient temples, trek Himalayan peaks, go on a jungle safari, and follow the footsteps of Buddha. You can live and eat cheaply and still stay in touch with the world. Internet is only $20 a month.

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