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Nepal
Nepal is a landlocked country located in South Asia, and bordered by People's Republic of China and the Republic of India. It has a total area of 147,181 sq km with a population of about 29.3 million as of 2009.
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Which developement region is most developed in Nepal and why?
The central development region is most developed because the capital city of Nepal lies here and many infrastructures like communication, education etc are also developed here
Nepal, is an interesting nation rich in scores of aspects, different geographical features giving shelter to numerous species. A country where you find idols of god & godessess more then its current habitats. A place where history was written in different sections of Hindu civilization. An eternal place of solitude.
Words would be out of number to describe Nepal. Just give a visit and re-write the definition by yourself?
Namaste
Was Nepal invaded in world war 2?
Nepal, as a sovereign country was not involved in WW2 but Britain and Nepal had a treaty to employ many men as soldiers in their own Nepalese units. These men served under allied command in India and Burma with great distinction.
Can Nepal send out money via western union money transfer to UK?
do Nepal send money out the country with western union to Senegal
Do us citizens need a visa to travel to Nepal?
Yes, you just need to ride an asian. Hope this helped!
When was kumari bank of Nepal established?
It was established as the fifteenth commercial bank of Nepal in Chaitra 21, 2057 B.S (April 03, 2001) .
What are some threats of tourism in Nepal?
The Nepalese portion of the Himalayas was "long remote from the main pathways of international tourism." The first Americans and Europeans did not enter the region until 1950. Up until 1964 only mountaineering expeditions were permitted to visit the area. In 1971, scarcely one thousand visitors came to visit. "A decade later five times that number visited, and by the end of the 1980s tourists numbered more than 8,000 annually." In 1993, the figure "was closer to 300,000." The Nepalese Government hopes to attract a million people within the next ten years. More than ninety percent of these tourists are trekkers, coming mostly from the United States and Western Europe, but also from Australia, New Zealand,
and Japan.
How does the government in Nepal and Bhutan differ?
The attitudes towards 'foreigners' in two countries differ.
Nepal is much more developed than Bhutan. It is more known in the outside world. Though Monarchy, it has some democratic rules, such as a more viable parliament than Bhutan. Foreigners are under scrutiny (except from neighboring India). The foreigners must pass through the Nepali laws and bindings.
On the otherhandBhutan is smaller, its isolated. People her are more illeterate and lives somewhat 'feodal agrarian life'. Almost no civil ssocieties.
Bhutan if embraces anyone foreigner, they do with their heart. But may be they will ignore foreigners on the contrary. It all depends on the 'headman' of the village.
How many orphanages are there in Nepal?
Zero. the relgions of the area don't even have a word for orphan.
during ancient world nepal was remain as an isolated land from north china south india
Which is the Best eye hospital in Nepal?
Neera Eye Centre, Venu Eye Institute & Research Centre, Guru Nanak Eye Centre, Sharp Sight Centre are few good eye hospitals in Delhi. There are also good eye hospitals in Banglore and Hyderabad. Narayana Nethralaya is also good eye hospital which is located in Banglore. DoctorC is best resource to get list of top eye hospitals in Hyderabad.
Where is the city Katmandu located?
Kamandu is a metropolitan city and capital of Nepal. Katmandu is the largest agglomerate of Nepal. Katmandu is the gateway to tourism in Nepal. The city covers an area of 50.67 square kilometers.
