Going to Nepal should be your decision. You don't need to look for other people's answer. In our own country, if you look around, you can see different sorts of people. A girl returned almost 1 karod rupees that she found in a bus. Another man (with the assistance of his family members) murdered his wife because 'she didn't bring a buffalo and TV' in dowry.

So, go figure.

I had a cousin who went back to Nepal after his undergraduate and taught in Pokhara engineering campus before going abroad again for his graduate school. He stayed abroad after his PhD, but he tells me that he feels very proud of his years in Pokhara.

Do whatever pleases you. I have always admired people who has gone back to Nepal. I can't say the same thing about those who are staying here.