My Country In Nepal : A Landlocked Country

The Himalayan Mountains is a mountain range in between the Tibetan Plateau and the Indian alluvial plains. The mountains are home to largest mountain in the world, Mt. Everest. The word “Himalaya” translates to “snow abode” which clearly depicts the physical appearance of the mountains. Vegetation in the Himalayas can range from tropical to subtropical to temperate to even

Picture yourself climbing the tallest mountain in the world, Mt. Everest. Many people have successfully scaled this mountain, but others have tried and failed. Mt. Everest has been called a Himalayan Wonder because of its geography and weather extremes (Urmann). By exploring the geography, the people who have tried to climb it, and the supplies you will need, one can see how brave the many people who tried to climb it have been.

Brittan ruled over India calling it the British raj which is the Hindu word for empire. Through the peaceful nonviolent protest of the Indian people led by Mohandas K Gandhi India won its independence in 1947. Brian divided the country into Hindu India and Muslim Pakistan. Buddhist monks fleeing Tibet in 800 AD. Were the first recorded ruling elite in the region of Bhutan. The lama or highest level of monks rule. Bhutan has largely been an isolationist country. Today Bhutan is a constitutional monarchy and held its first elections in 2008. Modern Nepal was founded in 1769, with the Narayan dynasty which isolated the country from the world. Nepal 's

Today I will write about my beautiful city ,the place where I live for 11 years before I moved to Portland. I have a lot of memories when I live in Saigon. What I miss the most is when I used to hanging out with my friends, playing soccer, riding a bicycle, and other things I did when I was young. My city is a beautiful place to visit and travel. You can eat a lot good food in different restaurants, and the people are friendly. In this essay I will talk about the time I lived at Saigon, the time I go school in Saigon, the reason I moved to the United States, and the time I came back to visit my family.

Kala Patthar is famous for it’s breathtaking view of glittering peaks including the Everest, Mt. Nuptse, Mt. Pumori, Mt. Lotse, and Mt. Changtse. Not only can you see the stunning mountains, but you will also be able to view the majestic Khumbu Glacier, the famed Khumbu Icefall, the glacial rivers, and avalanche paths. Returning back from the high Himalayas, you shall explore the authentic lifestyle of the Sherpa community and get insider insight of the rich cultural heritage of these legendary people. End the trekking in Lukla before returning to the medieval capital city of

Although many Nepalese are Hindu, Sherpas practice a form of Tibetan Buddhism. Understanding their Buddhist practices helps one understand their way of life and why the Sherpas are so deeply linked to the mountains. The mountains, particularly Mount Everest, hold spiritual significance as places to come closer to enlightenment. Even the Khumbu valley is referenced in Buddhist literature as sacred.

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Ultimately, Asia is filled with mountain systems, plateaus, plains, steppes, and deserts. The Himalaya mountains extend for about 2,500 kilometers, separating the Indian subcontinent from the rest of Asia. The Tien Shan mountain system stretches for about 2,400 kilometers, straddling the border between Kyrgyzstan and China. Asia is home to many plateaus. The Iranian plateau covers most of Iran, Afghanistan, and Pakistan, the Deccan Plateau makes up most of the southern part of India, and the Tibetan Plateau is usually considered the largest and highest area ever to exist in the history of Earth. It is known as the “Rooftop of the World”. “The Tibetan Plateau is extremely important to the world’s water cycle because of its tremendous number of glaciers. These glaciers contain the largest volume of ice outside the poles. The ice and snow from these glaciers feed Asia’s largest rivers. Approximately two billion people depend on the rivers fed by the plateau’s glaciers. The West Siberian Plain, located in central

Mountains dominate about three-fourths of the country in the central and eastern part. The Hindukush mountain system stretches from the northeast to the southwest . Smaller mountain ranges adjacent to Hindukush is surrounded by a belt of deserts. Deserts cover the southern and western parts of the country. Sloping towards the north is a loess plateau . It borders the out area of the Kara Kum desert where the lowest point of the country is situated (National Atlas, 1986).

Known for being the most beautiful country in the world, Nepal is located in Asia. Just north of China and south of India, Nepal ranges from around fifty-six miles to 143 in length from SE to NE. Nepal’s national anthem (back of report), Made of hundreds of flowers, has been the national anthem since August 3rd, 2007. Since Nepal is a multi-ethnic, multi-racial, and multi-cultural country, people of many different types can live together in peace.

The famous Himalayan Mountains are gifted with shining glaciers and continuous rivers, expressing beauty and elegance. Although the tops of these mountains are glamorous and dazzling, the foothills of these beautiful mountains are a critical erosional hotspot on earth. The Himalayan Foothills are found around the lower regions of the Himalayan Mountains, stretching from the west of Pakistan to the east of Namche Barwa (crossing six nations).

Sanskrit for "abode of snow" the word Himalaya articulates the highest and largest mountain range on the planet spanning thousands of miles and possessing an extraordinary range of ecology and geologic diversity (Palin, 2004). Unique in its

Kingdom of Nepal is a landlocked country in south Asia with a diverse landscape ranging from the low-lying Terai plains up to Mount Everest in the Himalayas. As of 1st January 2016, the population of Nepal was estimated to be almost 30 million. Many rural communities live in remote areas; far from water sources while in urban areas, the growing population caused in part by people moving because of the decade long internal conflict in the country, is putting increasing strain on limited water and sanitation supplies. Life expectancy is 68 years. Only 31% of Nepalese people have access to sanitation. Open defecation is common and a key cause of disease. Approximately a third of all deaths in Nepal are

The tour operators that were interviewed for this research project have described Nepal as a country with full of breathtaking views and mountains, scenery, wildlife conservations places such as the national parks and the cultural and religious diversity and friendly people. But, In Denmark, Nepal is not perceived as having all of the things mentioned above. Many Danes perceive Nepal as a backpacking destination, hard core trekking destination and a Himalayan kingdom. The diversity of culture, mix of religions, wildlife conservation areas and beautiful national parks, friendly Nepali people are still unknown to many Danes in Denmark. Although Nepal possesses many assets, in the Danish market, it is largely unknown, which is an opportunity as Danish market for traveling to Nepal is underdeveloped and tourism to Nepal can be increased from Denmark.

On February 19, KP Sharma Oli became the first Nepalese premier to visit India in half a decade, where he met with Indian counterpart Narendra Modi at Hyderabad House in New Delhi. Oli’s trip followed months of bilateral friction marked by accusations from Kathmandu that India had unofficially blockaded Nepal in support of the Madhesi protests against its new constitution. For 135 days starting in September 2015, a Nepalese economy heavily reliant on overland fuel transportation from India dealt with acute diesel shortages that hobbled rebuilding work after last April’s earthquake and magnified power outages for citizens and industry alike.