Nepal at a Glance

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Formally the Federal Democratic Republic of Nepal, Nepal is a South Asian country, located between two giant countries, India and China. Nepal is a landlocked country. Nepal is the 93rd largest country in area and 49th largest in population. Nepal is famous for Gorkha guards around the world. An estimated 3 million Nepalese are migrant workers who have gone abroad to earn foreign currency. Over 10 to 12 percent of his people work far away, belonging to the productive age group, 18 to 45 years. The Nepalese workforce is known worldwide for its sincere, humble, loyal, honest, loyal, devoted and hard-working qualities. Nepal is a small country with a great deal of ethnic diversity. Everyone else is good at something because of their cultivated value.

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The national greeting is “Namaste“, which means “celebrate your inner divinity.”
The sons are expected to take care of their old mother. In general, great respect is given to the elderly.
The Kumari Devi is revered by both Hindus and Buddhists in Nepal as a ‘living Goddess’.
Nepal is said to be the home of the Yeti-a large, hairy creature that lives high up in the Himalayas.
Nepal is one of the world’s greatest trekking paradises.
Nepal is one of the very few countries in the world where you can see One Horned Rhinoceros.
Nepal is a paradise for the bird watcher with more than 450 species of birds.
The Royal Chitwan National Park, a wildlife museum is one of the best National Parks in Asia.
Nepal is a paradise for whitewater adventurers
Nepal occupying just 0.1% of the earth is home to 2% of all flowering plants (600 indigenous plant families and 319 species of orchid) and 8% of the bird population (more than 500 species).
Nepal is the birthplace of Lord Buddha If you’re an employer urgently looking for staff, We are here to help you

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