Nepal is the melting pot of South Asia. This is due to the country’s diverse geographical features, and cultural mix. Although being a small country in terms of geographical space, Nepal has a population of more than 26 million people. This makes it number 41 in terms of the most populous nations of the world. Nepal borders both China and India. The country is unique for its tall mountains, cultural heritage, and amazing people. It is one of the best destinations for tourists from various parts of the world.
This paper gives a detailed description of Nepal. It provides both informational and dominant impression of the country.
Archaeological evidence points out that people lived in Nepal during the prehistoric times. The 8th century saw …show more content…
The 8th century saw people moving from India and settling near the Kathmandu Valley. As from the 13th century, Nepal was dominated by three kingdoms under Malla rullers. The country’s unique topography protected it against foreign invaders. In the year 1769, the kingdoms of the country were united by a king known as Shah Prithvi Narayan (Whelpton 113). During the late 1940s, the independence of India inspired a serious nationalist movement in Nepal. However, the king continued to control the country. It is in the year 1991 that the country passed a new constitution and held first multiparty elections. Today, Nepal is officially known as the Federal Democratic Republic of …show more content…
These people belong to different ethnic and racial groups, and national origins. As a result, Nepal is considered as a multiethnic nation. The Tharu and Maithil people comprise the indigenous groups of the country. The northern part of Nepal is occupied by the Limbu and Rai people. The Lama and Sherpa inhabit the western and central region. Other groups in Nepal include Gurungs, Newars, Tamangs, Magars, Raute, Thakali, Rajbabanshi, Badi, Thakuri, Chepang, Rai, Dhimal, Bahun, Chhetri, Tibetans, and Hindus (Burbank 101). Nepali is the national language of the country. It is spoken by about 44.6% of the population. The other languages spoken by the Nepalese include Maithili, Tharu, Margar, Tamang, and Nepal
This paper gives a detailed description of Nepal. It provides both informational and dominant impression of the country.
Archaeological evidence points out that people lived in Nepal during the prehistoric times. The 8th century saw …show more content…
The 8th century saw people moving from India and settling near the Kathmandu Valley. As from the 13th century, Nepal was dominated by three kingdoms under Malla rullers. The country’s unique topography protected it against foreign invaders. In the year 1769, the kingdoms of the country were united by a king known as Shah Prithvi Narayan (Whelpton 113). During the late 1940s, the independence of India inspired a serious nationalist movement in Nepal. However, the king continued to control the country. It is in the year 1991 that the country passed a new constitution and held first multiparty elections. Today, Nepal is officially known as the Federal Democratic Republic of …show more content…
These people belong to different ethnic and racial groups, and national origins. As a result, Nepal is considered as a multiethnic nation. The Tharu and Maithil people comprise the indigenous groups of the country. The northern part of Nepal is occupied by the Limbu and Rai people. The Lama and Sherpa inhabit the western and central region. Other groups in Nepal include Gurungs, Newars, Tamangs, Magars, Raute, Thakali, Rajbabanshi, Badi, Thakuri, Chepang, Rai, Dhimal, Bahun, Chhetri, Tibetans, and Hindus (Burbank 101). Nepali is the national language of the country. It is spoken by about 44.6% of the population. The other languages spoken by the Nepalese include Maithili, Tharu, Margar, Tamang, and Nepal