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Nepal is a Himalayan country located between China and India. It has extreme biodiversity ranging from the Himalayas with Mount Everest to subtropical forests. Nepal is also known for its many UNESCO World Heritage sites and pilgrimage sites, and offers opportunities for adventure sports like rafting and trekking in the mountains. The population is around 30 million people within an area of 147,181 square kilometers. The capital is Kathmandu and the official language is Nepali, though English is also widely understood.
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Nepal is a landlocked country located in Southern Asia between India and China. It has a population of over 28 million and its economy is primarily based on agriculture, tourism, and carpets/textiles. Nepal has incredible geographic and cultural diversity due to its Himalayan landscape and Hindu and Buddhist religious influences. Some of its top attractions include Mount Everest, bungee jumping, casinos, and wildlife viewing.
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Nepal is a landlocked country located in South Asia between India and China. It has diverse geography and climate, with three main regions - the Himalayan mountains, hilly region, and Terai plain. Nepal was previously many small kingdoms that were united by King Prithvi Narayan Shah in 1768. The population is over 26 million, with Kathmandu as the capital. Hinduism and Buddhism are the dominant religions. Nepali culture varies regionally and is marked by religious festivals, diverse ethnic groups, languages, foods, and clothing. Tourism is focused on the natural beauty of the Himalayas, lakes, and holy sites.
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The document provides an introduction to Nepal, summarizing key information about its location, history, geography, economy, culture, and tourism. Some of the key points covered include:
- Nepal is a landlocked country located between India and China in Southern Asia.
- It has a diverse landscape ranging from Himalayan mountains to hills and plains.
- Nepal was historically made up of small kingdoms and was unified in 1768. It transitioned to a democratic republic in 2008.
- The country has a population of around 30 million and its economy relies heavily on agriculture, tourism, and foreign employment.
- Nepali culture is rich and diverse, with influences from Hinduism, Buddhism
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- It has a diverse landscape ranging from Himalayan mountains to hills and plains.
- Nepal was historically made up of small kingdoms and was unified in 1768. It transitioned to a democratic republic in 2008.
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1. Introduction to Nepal as a Tourist Destination
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Nepal is a landlocked country located in South Asia between China and India. It has a population of over 26 million people from over 100 ethnic groups who speak over 90 languages. Nepali and English are the official languages. Hinduism and Buddhism are the main religions practiced in Nepal. Notable symbols of Nepal include the red, blue, and white flag with the Nepali map and the national bird Danfe. Nepal has diverse geography from the Himalayan mountains to hills and plains. Tourism is a large part of Nepal's economy, with activities like trekking, mountain flights, and bungee jumping. Culture is influenced by religion and festivals are celebrated throughout the year.
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- 1. Nepal….
- 2. Introducing Nepal in Brief…. Nepal is Himalayan Country which lies between Tibet of the people's Republic of China to the north and India to the south. One of the richest country in terms of bio-diversity, ranging from the mighty Himalayas with Mount Everest at 8,848 m and seven other eight thousanders to sub-tropical forests in the south, within a span of 150 kms.
- 3. Introducing Nepal in Brief…. Nepal, the birthplace of Lord Buddha, boasts of a large number of world heritage sites, numerous pilgrimage sites to jungles teeming with exotic wildlife, for the adventurous there is rafting to treks in the mountains, you will find variety and diversity found nowhere else. The land extends approximately 885 kilometers from east to west and 193 kilometers (area of 147,181 square kilometers) from north to south and a population of approximately 30 million……
- 4. Introducing Nepal in Brief…. Nepal at a Glance Area: 147,181 sq. km Geography : Situate between China in north and India in the South Capital : Kathmandu Population : 22 Million Language : Nepali is the nationality language. However, travel people understand and speak English as well Currency : Nepalese Rupee (approximately US$ 1 = Rs. 75) Political System : Federal Democratic Republic Religion : Hinduism, Buddhism,Muslim & others
- 5. Introducing Nepal in Brief…. Language : Nepalese Population : 25 million Time : Nepalese standard time is +5:45 of GMT Capital : Kathmandu Altitude : 60 m to 8848 m.(Mt. Everest) Climate : Nepal has four major seasons, namely: (a) Winter (b) spring (c)summer (d) Autumn
- 6. Introducing Nepal in Brief…. Language : Nepalese Population : 25 million Time : Nepalese standard time is 5 hours 45 minutes ahead of GMT & 15 minutes ahead of Indian standard time Capital : Kathmandu
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