Presentation made by a 2nd ESO student. Geography project. English across the curriculum

1. By MAX

2. INTRODUCTION AND SITUATION
 Nepal is the land of remote mountain villages where people survive by
growing their own food.
 Nepal is a small, landlocked country, situated between Tibet (China) to its
north, and India to its east, west and south.
 Nepal having a population of more than 25 million.

3. GEOGRAPHY

4. THE CAPITAL
 The capital is Katmandú,
 1 milion of people (2011)

5. The currency
 the rupe is the official currency of Nepal.
 Notes: for 5, 10 and 100 rupees, with the name mohru.
 1 GBP = 155.304 NPR
 British Pound Sterling Nepalese Rupee

6. Officials language
 Principal Languages :Nepali
 Immigrant Languages: Magahi , Odia, Sindhi
 There are a lot of languages

7. costumes

8. Flag
 Federal Democratic Republic of Nepal
 Combination of two red pennons with a blue border, with a sun and
crescent moon.
 The crimson red is Nepal's national color, and it indicates the brave spirits
of the Nepalese people.
 he two triangles symbolize the Himalaya Mountains.
 The depiction of celestial bodies represents permanence, the hope that
Nepal will last as long as the sun and the moon.

9. Religion of nepal

10. history
 The history of modern Nepal began its evolution in the sixteenth century
with founding of the house of Gorkha by Drabya Shah in 1559.
 In 1769 Prithvi Narayan Shah, the ruler of Gorkha unified these divers
kingdoms and established the general shape of the present borders of
Nepal.
 The succeeding Nepalese generations have recognized him as founding
father of the nation.

11. Typical food
 Kwati - soup with many beans. a festival specialty
 Dal - lentil soup usually eaten with rice. most popular lentils usued as dal in
Nepal are black, red and yellow.
 Sekuwa - grilled meat usually made from mutton, duck, chicken, buff, wild
boar.
 Sanya Khuna - hot, spicy, salty jell type food made from fish soup

12. places to visit
 Swayambhunath (Monkey Temple)

13.  Everest and the Trek to Base Camp

14.  Lumbini

15.  Chitwan National Park

17. Other facts
 There is a lot of child exploitation.
 There is much poverty.