The federal democratic republic of Nepal is a South Asian country best known for its unity despite the diverse religions, races, and culture; historic monuments, arts, and beliefs; as well as the beauty of nature and mountains this country has to offer. The population in Nepal is a mixture of predominantly Hindu and Buddhist; however, a minority of the groups includes Christians and Muslims as well. It’s often surprising how there’s so little mentality of discrimination within all these multi ethnics and cultures. When it comes to reminiscences to take away from Nepal, the most meaningful artworks, festive environments, historic infrastructures, and temples. Each of these souvenirs has its own stories of independence to tell.
Mountainous Bliss
When we talk about Nepal, along with all these unique specialties, the tall and slender mountains never fail to give chills to our imagination. Similar to the pillars in a building, mountains are what hold Nepal steady against the destructive earthquakes. The faraway scenario of the different patterns, sizes, and shapes almost looks like a play of nature. The richness of biodiversity exists from the tip of the steepest mountain to the downhill valley, mid mountains, to the thrilling hillside roads and even to the surrounding of the mysterious Mount Everest. The almost 39,000 feet Mount Everest is located in the eastern China-Nepal border and is the world’s highest mountain above sea level. The frosty mountain is believed to often let out chilly breezes to cool down the extremely humid countryside. It is undeniably one of the wonders of Nepal.
Activities
Nepal yearly earns a significant amount of revenue through tourists who love rugged mountain terrains. While they believe that adventure lies in the heart of dangerous mountains, they must tick off experiences like rock climbing, trekking, hiking, mountain biking, and many more from their to-do list. Other wildernesses are Annapurna mountain range, Sarangkot, Kalapathar, and numerous more that are breathtaking for a visit.
But be aware, sudden avalanches can be life-taking!
By Kazi Musa, SAVED News International Correspondent, Malaysia
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