Nepal

Introduction

Nepal is the small country that is situated in between two country. i.e in north it has boundary with china and in three direction east, west and south with india. Nepal is rich in natural resources. Nepal is second richest country in the water resources. Nepal is small country but loved by all the people and it is beautiful too. yearly more million visitor visit the Nepal. Today nepal has been the final distination of the more visitor. Nepal is known as the gift of the god. It is because nepal is rich in natural resource that has made the nepal the more beautiful and help to attract the visitor.Nepal has cover the area about 1,47,848. It covers about the 0.03% of the world and 0.3% of the Asia.Nepal is a landlocked country in the Himalayas, the highest mountain range in the world. 

Nepal has three distinct geographical zones- low land hills, mountains, valleys and the Great Himalayan Range- with subtropical to alpine-arctic temperatures and wide variations in vegetation and animal life.Most people in Nepal are farmers. They grow grain, fruit, and other crops in the low lands, where temperatures are the warmest. Rice and corn grow in terraced, or stair like fields in the cooler hilly regions. Potatoes and barley are the staple, or chief, crops at higher altitudes where temperatures are the coolest. The Nepalese raise goat, cattle and yaks for dairy products. Meat is eaten mostly on special occasions. Religious rules affect, which meat people in Nepal eat. Hindus, who make up almost 70 per cent of the population, do not eat beef. Islam does not allow its followers, Muslims, to eat pork. The Buddhist religion prohibits the killing of any animals but allows the eating of meat.A typical family meal in Nepal might include daal bhat (rice with lentil gravy) or chapatti (flat bread), steamed vegetables, and achaaar (a paste of spiced pickled fruits). About 90 percent of Nepalese people live in rural areas. They often lack electricity for refrigerators, so they rely on cereals such as grain, lentils, and beans.People take their traditions and the kinds of food they eat with them when they move from one place to another. You might recognize example when you look at your classmate’s special family foods or at specialty restaurants in your community.

Nepal is also known as the garden of the four caste and 36 sub caste. This named is given to the Nepal mother by the great king Prithivi Narayan Shah. It is because in Nepal there are people of the different caste and sub caste. Like in garden different type of the flower are grown. All flowers help to increase the popularity of the garden. The flowers in the garden also never fight. Same as that Nepalese having diversity in the caste and sub caste also living together by sharing love and joy. Therefore Nepal is said the garden of the four caste and 36 sub caste. 

The picture contain the map of the Nepal as well as it shows  it's wonder and pride.