These amazing facts about Nepal will surprise everyone!!


        Friends, today we are going to tell you about the culture and traditions of a small Hindu nation like Nepal. Nepal is a neighbor of India, as you must know. Since it is a Hindu nation, he is always proud of his culture and traditions. Nepal, however, borders India's northern border. You need a visa and a passport to travel to another country. But Nepal is a country where you don't need a visa or a passport to go. 

This country is great in South AsiaIt is considered to be the oldest country in the country. Nepal has gained fame at home and abroad for its Everest peak and Buddha deity. Nepal is very close to India. There are many countries in the world that have no seas around. 

Nepal is one of those countries. Kathmandu is the capital of Nepal and is the largest city in Nepal. It has a name among the top 10 most popular cities in the world. 

It will be around 2,000 years old. Kathmandu is a temple in Malini. Who is a silent witness to the Nepalese tradition. The Nibar tribe is a native of Kathmandu. Nepal is a Hindu nation that has not bowed its head or bowed to any other country. So there is no Independence Day like India.

Nepal is a small country with a very small population of 3 crore and a population of 123 speakers. No country like Nepal has lost a war to this day, and the credit goes to Nepal's Gorkha Army. Earlier, the army was involved in World War I and World War II fighting with the other countries. In Nepal, 81 percent of the population is Hindu, 7 percent is Buddhist, 5 percent is Islam, 3 percent is Kerang, and 1.9 percent is Esai.

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