Introduction
Nepal, nestled in the arms of the Himalayas, is a country full of mystery and charm. In addition to the world-famous Mount Everest, the country has a lot of surprising cold knowledge.
Let's explore the uniqueness of this small country.
1. The only non-colonial Power
Nepal is the only country in South Asia that has not been colonized and has preserved its own unique culture and traditions.
2. One of the youngest countries in the world
Nepal abolished its monarchy in 2008 and declared it a republic, making it one of the youngest republics in the world.
3. A treasure trove of languages
With over 120 different languages, Nepal is amazing at the diversity of this small country.
4. Extraordinary diversity
Despite its small size, Nepal has a diverse terrain ranging from tropical jungles to alpine snowy peaks.
5. The birthplace of the Zecharian dynasty
The Buddhist shrine of Rumzi is the birthplace of the Zechar dynasty, which ruled Nepal for centuries.
6. Home to Mount Everest
Located in Nepal, Mount Everest, the world's highest peak, attracts countless climbers and explorers.
7. World Heritage
Nepal is home to 10 UNESCO World Heritage sites, including the ancient city of Pokhara and the ancient city of Patan.
8. Green shingle craft
Traditional buildings in Nepal mostly use green wood tiles, which can protect houses from severe damage during earthquakes.
9. Untrustworthy traffic
Nepal is considered one of the most dangerous traffic environments in the world, with narrow roads that are often jammed and unique driving habits.
10. High unemployment
Despite its abundant natural resources and tourism potential, Nepal's unemployment rate is quite high, leading many people to migrate for work.
11. Sacred animals
Animals in Nepal are considered sacred, such as cows and white-collared cranes, and are specially protected here.
12. Distinctive pasta
Among the local Nepalese cuisines is a pasta dish called "momo", which is shaped like Chinese wontons, but has a unique taste and recipe.
13. Unique Bonfire Festival
Nepalis light a large bonfire when celebrated at the annual festival "Tihar" to symbolize the exorcism of evil spirits.
14. A country without assistance to climb the mountains
Nepal is not only a paradise for climbers, but also a place where many beginners want to try their hand at climbing peaks.
15. Diverse festivals
Nepal has a wide variety of religious and cultural festivals, each with its own unique way of celebrating them.
16. Bee hunting
Nepal has a tradition called "bee hunting" where people climb steep cliffs to collect honey and hives.
17. Lasting peace
Nepal has endured a decade of civil war in the past, but now it has achieved lasting peace, which has revitalized the country.
18. Nepalese calendar
Nepal uses a unique calendar called the "Nepali calendar", which, unlike the Gregorian calendar, has its own unique system of dates and festivals.
19. Crossing the world record
Nepalese mountaineer Pasa Dandagar was the first to successfully summit eight peaks above 8,000 meters.
20. Visa on arrival
Tourists from many countries can obtain a visa on arrival in Nepal, which facilitates the entry procedures for travelers.
21. Postal service for charitable letters
Nepal Post used to provide a charity letter service, where people could send letters at a very low price to encourage people to transmit positive energy.
22. Nampama National Park
This national park is one of the highest elevation national parks in the world and protects rare species of flora and fauna.
23. Unique wedding ceremony
In Nepal, there is a unique wedding ceremony called "Canarian wedding", and the bride is considered a goddess at the wedding.
24. Pillarless Palace
The Krishna Mandir Palace inside the ancient city of Patan is the largest pillarless palace in Nepal and is known for its magnificent architectural structure.
25. The Living Buddha System
Nepal's Buddhist culture has a system called "living Buddhas," where young boys are considered to be incarnatees of Buddha.
26. Pluralistic religions
Nepal is a multi-religious country, with Buddhism and Hinduism being the main religions, but many other religions coexist here.
27. Carry your child to school
In remote Nepal, many students walk for hours or more, carrying school bags to school.
28. Unique birth control methods
Some parts of Nepal use a method of birth control called "lime stickers", in which lime is applied to women's private parts, which is considered acceptable
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29. Extraordinary art of wood carving
Nepal is known for its superb wood carving art, and many temples and monuments are decorated with exquisite wood carvings.
30. Perfume Festival
Nepal's "Perfume Festival" celebrates Gandhi, one of the Hindu deities, and people splash perfume, paint and flowers on each other to celebrate this unique holiday.
epilogue
Through these 30 cold knowledge, we have a deeper understanding of the unique characteristics of Nepal as a country. From diverse cultures, religions, geography to exotic traditions, Nepal presents us with a fascinating country worth exploring and understanding.