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In the southern part of giant continent Asia
there lies rectangular tiny Himalayan country squeezed between two huge
populated countries - China on the north and India on the south,
east and west
is the country called Nepal - the world of its own.
The land of contrast is ostensibly the exact way to define the
topography of Nepal for you. Here, you will find maximum world’s
eight highest peaks soaring high up above the clouds striving for
God’s abode. Mt. Everest, Mt. Kanchenjunga, Mt. Lhotse, Mt.
Makalu, Mt. Cho Oyu, Mt. Dhaulagiri, Mt. Manaslu and Mt. Annapurna and many
other peaks are there for the mountain-lovers and
adventurers.
No wonder after viewing the panoramic views of everlasting
snow-covered mountain ranges if you find yourself not far below
(within a day’s distance) busy taking close-up photos of Royal
Bengal Tigress prowling in the dense tropical forest along with
one-horn Rhinos, Gharials, Crocodiles, and many endangered
vertebrate mammals and reptiles amidst the friendly people of
natives belonging to different colorful 36 ethnic groups.
Thus, it is not unusual to bask round the snowy peaks in the
early morning and take warm shower under tropical sun with
distance covered by your own on-foot journey within a day. Also,
the land is blessed with everlasting peace and tranquility. So,
for the reason Lord Buddha was born here. According to Hindu
relic (Ramayana) Sita (wife of Lord Ram) was also born in this
particular place. These ancient and medieval relics are still
well preserved and full of lives. When you witness, every wall
speaks itself. That is why many visitors cannot help themselves
gasping, and trying hard to retake a gulf of air to gulp down as
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Nepal At A
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Continent : Asia
Official Name :
Federal Democratic Republic of Nepal
Capital : Kathmandu
Location : Situated between India in the south, east and west
and Tibetan autonomous region of the People's Republic of China
in the north.
Area : 147,181 sq. km.
Length : 885 km. (East to West)
Width : Non-uniform, mean width of 193 km. (North to South)
Political System : Democratic Republic
Population : 25 Million
Population Growth Rate : 2.2 %
People : Nepal has more than 100 ethnic groups and
110 spoken
languages.
Religion : Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism,
Sikhism, Islam, Christianity.
National Flower : Rhododendron – Arboreum (Lali Gurans)
National Bird : Imphean Pheasant (Danfe)
Time Zone : 5 hours 45 minutes ahead of GMT
Unit of Currency : Nepalese Rupee (Re)
By Air:
Getting there by air is the simplest and easiest way because the
land access to Nepal is not recommended. By air, different
international flights are connected with Kathmandu from Thailand, Singapore, Hong Kong, Tokyo- Japan
and from Shanghai- China from the Asia-pacific. You can also
enter from Indian states like Delhi, Mumbai, Banarashi,
Calcutta as many flights has been operated by Indian Airlines
and newly launched two private air companies - Jet Airways and
Jet Lite. Getting here is also possible from Islamabad,
Pakistan and Dhaka of Bangladesh. This is the access point from SAARC countries. Also, lot more tourists in Nepal arrive from
the Middle East, Doha of Qatar via Qatar Airways and Abudhabi
of UAE via Gulf Air, Air Arabia, Flight Dubai, Ethiad Airways. The access point from Europe,
Amsterdam - Arke Fly, operates once in a week throughout the
year. Nepal's only one International
Airlines, NAC (Nepal Airlines Corporation) operates
linked flights in different destinations.
By Land:
Getting there by land is very difficult. In fact, getting into
Nepal from the autonomous region of Tibet is very difficult and
if you are planning to make a trip to Lhasa or any other cities
of mainland China, then you should first obtain your
valid visa from Chinese Embassies around the world. If you're
getting into Nepal via the borders of India, then the access
points are Sunauli nearby Lumbini, and India has
Railway access to some borders of Nepal such as Birgunj. It is
also possible to have a bus ride from Delhi to Tanakpur, the far
western part of the country, Mahendranagar as the access point. |
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