Article on Nepal
Nepal
Nepal is the small country situated between two big country India and China. Nepal
is the birth place of lord Buddha who is also known as "light of Asia". Buddha was born in Nepal tilaurakot Lumbini is the major destination for buddhist as well as for other people also lots of tourist come here to visit lumbini as well . Nepal is country rich in water resources it lies on list 2nd highest rich country in water resources after Brazil. There are lots of enumerous river ,brooks and so on. There are lots of lakes in Nepal which are being a main destination of tourist to visit like fewa tal , rupa talk, begnas tal , gosain kunda, e.t.c
There are lots of fast flowing rivers also so ,
Lots of tourist go rafting on fast flowing river and also most famous highest bunjee jump in world also situated in our country
most of tourist come here for rafting bunjee jump and so on.
Nepal is rich in traditional values social norms and values. Nepal is religious Hinduism country. There lots of monuments temples around the Nepal having lots of different values . Pashupatinath is one of the major temple of religion Hinduism so, lots of people from Hindu country come here to worship.
There are lots of national parks wildlife reserve as well as one and only hunting reserve .
Among them chitwan national park is most famous . Most of tourist come there to visit chitwan national park ,smallest shivapuri national park, koshi tappu wildlife reserve, dhorpatan hunting reserve an so on.
As we all know there are lots of mountain in our country. The highest peak of the world Mount Everest also lies in our country Nepal . Which is also known as Sagarmatha(8848m). Most of tourist come to Nepal for climbing mountain and also for trekking .
Top ten highest peaks are also in our country there are lots of mountain's as well as mountain ranges.
Some intresting things about Nepal you have never heard about.The Nepal flag is the only national flag that is not quadrilateral in shape. It is made of two triangles. The triangles are said to represent Hinduism and Buddhism. They also represent the Himalayan Mountains.The abominable snowman, also known as the yeti, is a legendary apelike creature that is believed to frequent the high valleys of Nepal.Namaste is the standard greeting in Nepal. It can mean Hello, Good Bye, Thank You but translates to “I salute the God in you.” People put their palms together and then bow their forehead, and say “Namaste.”Nepali time is 45 minutes off of the Coordinated Universal Time. The time in Nepal is based off of Mt Everest, and not the time zone lines.Hinduism and Buddhism are the two main religions.Cows are sacred in the Hindu religion and cannot be killed. Once a cow stops providing milk they are often released and the community is responsible for feeding her. Cows roam all over Nepal, even in the busy city of Kathmandu. Many people have water buffalo for milk, manure and meat.Since cows are sacred, so is their manure. It is common practice to clean the home with water and cow manure, to clean and bless it at the same time.Nepali is the chief or official language. There are many ethnic groups in Nepal and they speak hundreds of different languages. Not accents, but languages. Sometimes Nepali people can’t communicate as they speak different languages.Marijuana plants grow in gardens, on the side of the road, in ditches, on mountainsides, pretty much everywhere in Nepal. It’s…well, a weed.It is the year 2072 in Nepal. They celebrate the new year on April 13th.Nepal has the only living goddess in the world, the Kumari. Kumari means virgin in Nepali and is the tradition of worshiping young pre-pubescent girls as manifestations of the divine female energy in Hindu religious traditions. About 90% of marriages in Nepal are arranged and the bride and groom will usually not meet or see each other before the wedding day. Although, ‘love’ marriages (choosing your own partner) are becoming slightly more popular. Most of the power in Nepal comes from hydro-power, but it is not very reliable.
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