:-: NEPAL INFORMATION :-:

Introduction:
     Nepal is the Himalayan Kingdom that consists of the land ranging from highs now- capped Himalayan Mountains to low land alluvial plain Terai. The artistic monuments, exotic wildlife and diverse cultures are some of the features of this company. Nepal is the birth country of Lord Buddha born over 2,500 years ago a great preacher and practitioner the World peace. Roughly rectangular in shape, the kingdom of Nepal is situated between China in North and India in the South, The land extends approximately 885 km east to west, and 193km north to south. Nepal is primarily an agricultural country and 80% of the people live in rural areas. Tourism, carpets and garments are the major industries of Nepal. For its size, Nepal surprisingly contains the greatest variation in altitude on this planet. The southern plains and jungles of the Terai at almost sea level and culminate within a short distance to the north at Sagarmatha – the Everest, the highest point on earth.
 

Climate:
     Nepal contains a variety of climatic conditions ranging from the tropical heat of the Terai plains to the freezing cold of the high Himalaya. The mid-hills, and particularly the Kathmandu valley, offer pleasant summers and cool winters. Temperatures range between a maximum of 37 and a minimum of 8 digress Celsius in the plains, 28 and 2 degrees Celsius in the Kathmandu valley and between -6 and 16 degrees Celsius in the mountains. The rainy season lasts from June to August.

Seasons:
     Nepal has four major seasons, namely winter: December – February, spring: March – May, summer: June – August and Autumn: September – November. Nepal can be visited all the years round. Visa Entry procedure & Amendment and simplification in the Existing visa system.

The People:
     The total population of Nepal is about 23 million. Nepal's many ethnic groups are varied as its land with their own language and cultures. The Kathmandu valley, originally inhabited by the Newars, consists of three district namely Kathmandu the capital of Nepal, Bhaktapur and Lalitpur and is home of all casts and creeds of the country. The culture and artistry have earned an international reputation. The Sherpas of the Himalaya are known as tough mountain climbers. Brahmins and Chhetris are scattered over the hills and valleys. And Tamangs are found in the mid-hills and Kathmandu valleys. They are also associated with tourism related activities in addition to other traditional and mordent professions. There are many other ethnic groups living in Nepal.

What to wear:
     Medium-weight and easy-to-wash cottons can be a good choice year-round in the Kathmandu valley. From October to February, woolen are sweaters, Jackets or similar other warm outfits are necessary. Short or long –sleeved shirts are good during March through May. From June to September, light and loose garments are advisable.

Language:
     Nepali, written in the Devanagari script is the national language. English is widely understood in the urban centers and areas frequented by tourists. Most Nepali people speak more then one language.

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