Namaskar,
Nepal, a peace-loving country, is situated in the Southern part of Asia. It is a small landlocked country bordered by two big nations; China in the North and India, surrounded on three sides. Nepal is divided into three geographical regions: Mountain, Hill, and Terai, where an altitude ranges from 60 m above the sea level to the highest peak of the world, Mt. Everest, at an altitude of 8848 m above sea level.
Motherland is loved by all. I, too, love my motherland; the place I was born and grown up hearing the melodious music from 1000 water resources, walking from the plain terai land to the steep Himalayas, enjoying the warm climate of terai and the snow-capped mountains, hearing chantings of lord shiva and following the paths of Gautam Buddha. Relly, Nepal is a multilingual, multi-ethnic, multi-cultural, and multi-racial country. Here, 30 million people residing in 1,47,516 sq. km speak more than 126 languages and have more than 124 castes celebrate thousands of festivals. Our national anthem" Sayaű thűgā phūlkā hāmī, euṭai mālā nepālī" represents that we all Nepali are as same as flowers of a garland, living beautifully with friendship and brotherhood. Goddess Kumari is the living goddess of Nepal. She is worshipped by all Nepalese.
Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal, is also known as the city of temples. Also, Muktinath is the only temple where the gods of all religions are prayed. Gautam Buddha, the light of Asia, was born in Kapilvastu, Lumbini, Nepal. Also, Nepal has the eight highest peaks in the world among ten, along with beautiful glaciers lakes. Not only the highest peak but Nepal also has the deepest gorge in the world, known as the Kaligandaki gorge, which is 8270 ft deeper. Imagine, How beautiful it is!
Besides beautiful nature and colorful cultures, Nepal is filled with proud history too. The brave warriors of Nepal, also known as the Gorkha Warriors, have protected Nepal, sacrificing their own lives for their motherland. Nepal has not been colonized by powerful nations and countries in the past. So, it is the reason we never celebrate independence day in Nepal. Recently, we celebrated one of our biggest festivals, Dashain celebrating the victory of good over evil. We all Nepalese celebrate our Patras and festivals with joys and happiness. Animals such as cows, ox, dogs, and crows are prayed here during the festival. We, too, pray for our land, plants, clouds, and soil. The reason behind this is most of the people in Nepal are farmers.
The triangular flag of Nepal consisting of a moon and sun represents that Nepal remains until the day sun and moon remains on the universe. We greet each other, saying "Namaskar" by joining two palms together and bowing, and left each other saying "Namaste" in the same way. The main principle of our country for our guests is अतिथि देवो भव, which means you become the one who considers their guests as gods. We can find many beautiful destinations in Nepal to quench your thirst for travel. We should not spend lots of pennies traveling here. There is numerous guests house, and homestays in Nepal which facilitates you to observe 900 species of birds, 181 species of mammals, 651 species of butterflies, high snow-capped mountains, one-horned rhino, rare flora and fauna, and tempting nature, making you enjoy the traditional food of Nepal Dal(Pulses), Bhat(Rice), Tarkari( Vegetables), Gundruk and Dheendo with local drinks.
Last but not least, Nepal is a must-visit country for a true traveler and a dreamer. Though describing the beauty of Nepal as unlimited, no words are enough. Heaven is a myth; Nepal is real.
Namaste!
Lots of love!
If you are not interested in mother nature, numerous colorful butterflies, high beautiful hills, continuous falling waterfalls, peace, highest mountain peaks, and unique culture and traditions, it would be the reason for not visiting Nepal. It's your choice?
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