Nepal is land locked nations, nestle in the laps of the Himalayas, between India and China. Though small in area there is a great range of diversity geographically, in flora & fauna and a variety of ethnic groups and colourful festinval. The incomparable natural beauty, the warmth and hospitality of the Nepalese people and their interesting history and culture always beckons you to visit Nepal time and again.
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Lali Gurans
Nepal, which is officially known as the Kingdom of Nepal is situated in South Asia, surrounded by the Mighty Himalayas, where seven of the world's highest mountain peaks are found. Nepal is a landlocked country, with Tibet (China) forming it's northern frontier and India on it's southern, eastern and western border.
The typical landscape of Nepal spans from the highest, snow-capped mountains of the Himalaya on the North, to green hills and valleys and then to the plains (terai) on the south.
Nepal has a diverse culture -- with more than a dozen ethnic groups, speaking a multitude of different languages and local dialects. It is the only country where two of the world's greatest religions: Hinduism and Buddhism, mutually co-exist and overlap, without any ethnic or religious strife
Flag of Nepal
Lali Gurans
Nepal, which is officially known as the Kingdom of Nepal is situated in South Asia, surrounded by the Mighty Himalayas, where seven of the world's highest mountain peaks are found. Nepal is a landlocked country, with Tibet (China) forming it's northern frontier and India on it's southern, eastern and western border.
The typical landscape of Nepal spans from the highest, snow-capped mountains of the Himalaya on the North, to green hills and valleys and then to the plains (terai) on the south.
Nepal has a diverse culture -- with more than a dozen ethnic groups, speaking a multitude of different languages and local dialects. It is the only country where two of the world's greatest religions: Hinduism and Buddhism, mutually co-exist and overlap, without any ethnic or religious strife
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