Tag: Nepal

Entertainment and attractions of Nepal In the south of the country is the town of Lumbini - a place that is considered the birthplace of the Buddha. There is a temple in honor of his mother, as well as many Buddhist temples built in different architectural styles by countries where Buddhism is practiced. Pokhara is the second largest city in Nepal and one of the most popular resorts in the country, located on the shores of the beautiful Phewa Lake. All the details about the sights of Nepal - on the page "Subtleties of tourism". Meditation Courses These unique courses can be taken in Kopan, located 25 km east of Kathmandu. The approximate program of the day of these classes consists of morning meditation, study, discussion of the morning lecture,…

NATIONAL FEATURES Almost the entire life of a Nepalese is based on religious dogmas and institutions. Officially, Nepal is considered a Hindu country, but practically the local religion is a complex syncretic cult based on Hinduism and Buddhism, with an extensive pantheon of Tantric deities, each of which is believed to have an influence on human life. Therefore, the monasteries and stupas located everywhere are of the utmost importance in the life of the Nepalese - here he necessarily spends some part of his life, and the spiritual life of the country is also concentrated here. Nepalese are very friendly and quite simple people. The long-term isolation of the country made it possible to preserve the best features of the local ethnic group in its original form. However, the massive…

According to ezinereligion, in 2007, Nepal had a population of 27.8 million people and its economy was largely driven by agriculture, tourism and remittances. The country had strong ties with India and other South Asian nations but had limited diplomatic relations with the European Union and the United States. In terms of politics, Nepal has a parliamentary system in place with a Prime Minister as head of state and government. Legislative power is vested in both the government and parliament. The country also enjoyed good relations with its South Asian neighbors, especially Bangladesh, Bhutan, India and Pakistan. Yearbook 2007 Nepal. After a peace agreement in November 2006 ended a ten-year civil war, the Maoist guerrillas in January began storing their weapons in UN-supervised storage. The army began to fulfill its…