Amazing Facts about Nepal

20 Things You Didn’t Know about Nepal

1. Fat is good
If someone calls you fat, take it as a compliment (as hard as it might be). It’s a Nepali euphemism for healthy.
It means you are eating well, and if you are eating well, then you are probably doing well financially.

2. Know your hills from your mountains
Don’t confuse local hills for mountains – you will get laughed at.
Although some peaks might qualify as mountains by Australian standards, you will soon understand the difference.
Keep in mind that eight of the world’s 10 highest peaks are in Nepal. (Continue reading)

Nepal at Glance

The Nepalese People are known all over the world for their bravery and kind hospitality. Everywhere you go, you would be welcomed with a very friendly smile.

• Area: 147,181 sq. km
• Geography: Situated between China in the north and India in the south
• Capital: Kathmandu
• Population: 27 million
• People: Nepal has more than 61 ethnic group and 70 spoken languages
• Language: Nepali is the national language. However, travel trade people Understand and speak English as well
• Currency: Nepalese Rupees
• Political System: Democratic  Republic

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Roughly rectangular in shape of  Nepal is between China to the north and India to the south. Nepal contains the world’s tallest peaks, while the fertile plains to the south, known as the Terai  (Continue Reading...)

Nepal: A majestic view of nature with cultural and spiritual value.

Nepal is one of the gift of god. Nepal where guests are regarded as god. Nepal has more natural diversity than most of the countries in the world. Nepal has the gift of natural resources with the beauty of variations among people, wild animals. Take a look to these pictures. Its not my own but collected from net.

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Earthquake in Nepal 12th April 2016

Nepal Earthquake 12th, April 2015.
A large earthquake of magnitude Mw7.8 occurred in central Nepal on April 25th, 2015. This earthquake is responsible for more than 8000 deaths and massive destruction in the city of Kathmandu and the surrounding areas. Here are some pictures that show the effects of the quake.

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Why do I blog?

Devendra Pali, Nepali Blogger.
       It has been while since my last post but this i will be blogging continuously form now on. Every one has interest in something. For some it might be reading, writing, learning new languages or may be eating paani puri so for me its all about IT. I absolutely everything about the PC word. So since my last encounter with latest tech marvel I am in love with blog Continue Reading...