Friday, November 7, 2008

Nepal-( general introduction)


Though being a small landlocked country, Nepal has lots of resources and things to share with the world. The mount everest and the other mountain rages are well known to eveyone. But most of the people may not know it is the second richest country for the water resorces after Brazil. The Lord Gautam Buddha"the founder of Buddhism" was born in Nepal. There are lots of cultural heritages and monuments that are enlisted in world heritage list by UN( united nations which means those heriatges must be preserve as it is rich in culture and civillization).

Nepal is divided into three geogarphic region so different types of flora and faunas are found in these different places. People from all over the world come to study the medicinal herbs and the different spices of animals and mostly birds. One- horned Rihnocereous and the Royal Bengal Tigers are the some of the animals which has drawn the people's attraction from all over the world.Nepal is one of the country with the majority of Hindu people but still there are other people from other various religions sharing and respecting each other's religion and participating in each other's festival. Overall, Unity in diversity is our speciality.

2 comments:

Dawn Ding said...

"it is the second richest country for the water resorces after Brazil." Wow!! Your country is so rich in natural resources! That's a huge wealth!

Joyce Johnson said...

Actually it seems that every place I go in the world or hear about has some very unique and interesting things. This world is so diverse. I'm so thankful that I live in a time when I can travel and enjoy the many cultures of this world.