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Nepal is also known as the biggest location of forest in the world maximum part of Nepali land covered by the dark and deep forest and this type of forest give a birth of Jungle Safari in Nepal. Nepal is a landlocked country and geographic location is in unbalance condition. Here is different kinds of forests we found and large size and small sizes forests are available in Nepal. Jungle safari is one of the most interesting natural tour for the people, in Nepal many tourists and local people are crazy about it. Jungle safari is one of the listed natural adventure in Nepal and Nepali government make plan for the systematic way for it , we know Nepal is full of natural and culture , forests, temples, etc and its main economic way is tourism. In Nepal Chitwan is the famous place for the jungle safari and we can go directly from Kathmandu by taking a plan in Chitwan and Sauraha is the place for the jungle safari which is in Chitwan deistic.

We know Nepal is open for tour and travel from 1998 and now many tourists comes in every days, there are lots of natural places and tour places for people and visiting Nepal is one of the best memorial thing in our life. Specially trekking is famous in Nepal, Nepal is also known as the country of Himalayas and due to this reason mounting trekking, hills trekking, and terai safari are the famous events in Nepal. Nepal government providing best way for the trekking in Nepal, many young and mature peoples comes for the brave adventure called Himalaya trekking. In Nepal many places are open for the trekking Dolpo region trekking, Village trekking, Manaslu region trekking, Annapurna region trekking, Dhaulagiri region trekking, Rowling region trekking and Base camp trekking are the some of them. We can experience our life beautiful moment while trekking in villages of Nepal, there are lots of different and typical style home in villages, we can also study the life style of villages, th

Nepal is a country of festivals. Every now and then we have a festival. It is because of Nepal’s centuries old heritage and its great culture diversities. All different religious and ethnic groups have different cultural festivals.However, Dipawali is the one, which is united and most pompously celebrated. It is celebrated by almost all the communities and all religious, no matter its importance is various in different communities. Depawali is in fact the festival of light. Thousands of oil lamps are lit in or around the house. Its preparation stats a few days before the festival. People clean all the house and all around. The house is white washed or painted. Dipawali begins with the festivals of crow. People offer prayer and good food to crows. The next day is the festival of dog. ON this day dog is offered good food and people pray with flowers and garlands. The following day is the festival of cow. It is also known as Laxmi puja. Hindus regard cow as Laxmi. Hence, on this

The social practices of Nepalese people in terms of land structure are an important aspect of understanding the culture and customs of this diverse country. Land is a central component of Nepalese society and is closely tied to the social and economic well-being of its people. In Nepal, land is traditionally divided into two main categories: private and community land. Private land is owned and controlled by individuals or families, while community land is owned and controlled by the community as a whole. The division of land between these two categories is often influenced by the social and economic status of the individuals or families involved. One of the most important social practices in Nepal in terms of land structure is the concept of joint land ownership. This is a common practice among families and communities in which multiple individuals or families share ownership of a piece of land. Joint land ownership is often used as a way to ensure that land is passed down through gen

The economic condition of Nepal was quite sound during the ancient period. Agriculture, cottage industry and trade were main occupation of the people. Three types of taxes imposed on agriculture, cattle-rearing and trade which was called ‘Trikar’. The Kirants raised many other taxes too. The tax office was called Kuther Adda.Nepal was a common route for trade between the north (Tibet ) and the south(India). The Kirantas made good trade relations with India, Tibet, China and Sir Lanka. According to kautilya’s Arthashastra, Nepal exported wool, woolen goods (radi, bakhkhu), blankets, wood, musk, gold, hides, skins and herbs like chiraito, etc. to India. Woollen blankets had a great demand in the market of Pataliputra(Patna, Bihar, India). They also developed the cottage industry. The Lichchhavis had made great progress in the field of trade. They changed the barter system into monetary economy by introducing coins. Mandev had introduced the first con of Nepal called Manangka. The state

Human beings learn from their expertise, gain data and use them in solving their issues. They discover and make new data and categorical and share their feelings in a very sort of ways in which like drawing, painting, music, literature, etc. we tend to decision such acts as arts. Similar ly, all societies develop bound behavior, habits and values that are passed on from generation to generation and become the simplest way of life that we tend to decision culture .Art and culture developed in Nepal in conjunction with the event of human civilization. However, evidently, it may be traced from the reign of the Kirants though it had been not well-organized. the arrival of Lichchhavi rulers in Nepal from Baishali (India) brought a drastic amendment. King Mandev of this dynasty e xtended the territory of Nepal way and wide beyond the Kathmandu valley. Nepal became a dwelling place of various castes and creeds. The caste distinction started within the society. This division of caste base

Nepal is a small country. King Prithivi Narayan Shah the Great called it a common garden of four castes(jats) and thirty-six sub-castes( Varnas ). In fact nowdays, there are many more sub-castes. They have their own languages, dress, social practices and religious. In spite of these differences. They make a common culture- Nepali culture. However, they have not given up their social traditions, practices and ceremonies. We are going to study the social customs and ceremonies of some castes in Nepal. 1. BRAHMINS The Brahmins live in the Terai region as well as in the mountain region. They command high position in the society and are greatly respected. They follow the Hindu traditions and perform a number of religious and perform a number of religious and social functions. When a baby is born, a ceremony is performed on the sixth day in the Terai and is called the name-giving ceremony (Nwaran). In the mountains, this ceremony is celebrated on the eleventh day. If the baby

The history of Nepal has been divided into three periods:- The Ancient Period (up to 937 BS) Medieval Period (937 BS- 1825 BS) Modern Period (1825 BS onward) Many kings of various dynasties ruled over Nepal during the ancient period. Bhuktaman is regarded as the first king of Nepal of the Gopal dynasty. After Gopals, Mahishpals ruled over Nepal. Kirants defeated Mahishpals and stared to rule in Nepal. Altogether 29 Kirant kings ruled over Nepal for more than 1200 years. The last king of this dynasty, Gasti was defeated by Nimish, the Lichchhavi king and the Lichchhavi regime was set up in Nepal. The history of Nepal begins with the Kirants. We have some images and stupas built by them. The Kirants had rich civilization. The names of many places are derived from the Kirant words. For example, Teku from Tengkhu, Tyagul from Tegval, Farping from Fanpring, Banepa from Bhajana, Khopasi from Khurpring, etc. The Kirant had their own script which was called Sirijangha. They worshipped Lord