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GEOGRAPHY AND PHYSICAL FEATURES OF NEPAL

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<span style="font-family: "Arial","sans-serif";">Location
between 80<sup>0 </sup>and 88<sup>0 </sup>east longitude and between 26<sup>0</sup>
and 30<sup>0 </sup>27’ north latitude, the kingdom of Nepal extends along the
south slope of the Himalayan in central Asia. Its total land area is 147,181 square
kilometers and its borders are contiguous with india in the west, south and
east with Tibetan Autonomous Region of the People’s Republic of china in the
north. Nepal’s boundary limits are as followos:</span></div>
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the east, the Mechi river and singalila range separate the country from Sikkim
to west Bengal.</span></div>
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the south, boundary pollars and about nine meters of no man’s land on either
side demarcate Nepalese territory and the Indian states of west Bengal, Bihar
and Uttar Pardesh. </span><br>
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GEOGRAPHY AND PHYSICAL FEATURES OF NEPAL

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THE KING AND THE QUEEN

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History

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Nepal’s emergence as a nation in the latter half of the eighteenth century, the
designation ‘Nepal’ was applied only to the king kathmandu Valley. Thus up
until the unification of the country. Nepal’s history is largely the history of
the Kathmandu Valley.</span></div>
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<span style="font-family: "Arial","sans-serif";">References
to Nepal in famous Hindu epics such as the Mahabharata, Purans and also
Buddhist and jain scripture, establish the country ‘s antiquity as an
independent political and territorial entity. The Vamshavalis or chronicles,
the oldest of which was written during the fourteenth century are the only
fairly reliable basis for Nepal’s ancient history. The vamshivalis mention the
rule of several dynasties the Gopalas, the rule of these lengendary dynasties.
The documented history of Nepal begins with the Changu Narayan temple
inscription of King Manadeva )C.A.D. 564) of the Lichchhavi dynasty.</span></div>
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<span style="font-family: "Arial","sans-serif";">The
Lichchhavis are said to have migrated into Nepal from north india in around 250
A.D. the first Lichchavi King of historical importance was Manadeva.</span></div>
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<span style="font-family: "Arial","sans-serif";">Another
important Lichchhavi monarch was Amshuvarma, who opened trade routes to Tibet.
One of his daughters, Bhrikuti who was married to the Tibetan ruler Tsrong-tsen
Gompo, was instrumental in spreading Buddhism in Tibet and china, Amshuvarma
has been referred to as a man of many talents in the accounts of the Chinese
traveler Huen Tsang, who visited India in the seventh century A.D.</span><br>
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<span style="font-family: "Arial","sans-serif";">Narendradeva,
another Lichchhavi king, initiated friendly relations with China and his
successors laid the foundations of friendship with india by entering into
matrimonial alliances with the Indian royal families. For several hundred years
after the fall of the LIchchhavi Kingdom in A.D. 897, there are no written
records. Frequently called the Transition periods, this era was marked by
continued refinement of stone and bronze sculpture and the early development of
architecture.</span><br>
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History

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FLORA AND FAUNA

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Nepal is a land of geographical extremes, ranging from near
sea-level elevations in the southern Terai world’s highest mountains. The
country contains a variety of ecosystems treeless sub-alpine pastures and dense
fir forest of the high valleys,oak and rhododendron woods of the middle hills,
and tall sal forests of the south. Along the southern borders of Nepal are
preserved much of the lowland jungles and grasslands that once covered this
part of the sub-continent. <span style="mso-spacerun: yes;">  </span>one can
see birds and mammals found nowhere else. Although animal habit has been
somewhat depleted as a result of agriculture, deforestation and other causes,
through Nepal’s extensive and effective park and reserve system, the country
still has more varied flora and fauna than any other area in Asia.</div>
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This includes the terai plains and the broad flat valleys or
Duns found between hill ranges. The dominant tree species of this area are sal
(Shorea robusta), sometimes associated with Semal (Bombax malabricum), Asna
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(Terminalia Termentosa), Dalbergic spp, and other species, and pinus roxburghi
occurring on the higher ridges of the Churia hills, which in places reach an
altitude of 1,800 meters. Tall coarse two-meter-high elephant grass originally
covered much of the Dun valleys but has now been largely replaced by
agricultural settlement. This tropical zone is Nepal’s richest area for
wildlife, with gaurs, wild buffalo four species of deer, tiger lepord and other
anilmals, Rhinoceros and two species of crocodile and the Gangetic dolphin
inhabit the rivers.<br />
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This includes the Mahabharat Lekh which rises to a height of
about 2,400 meters and comprises the outer wall of the Himalayan range. Great
rivers such as the karnali, narayani, and sapta koshi flow through this area
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into the plains of the Terai. This zone also includes the so called “middle
hills” which extend northward in a somewhat confused maze of ridges and valleys
to the foot of the great Himalaya. Among the tree species characteristic of
this region are Castenopsis indicia in association with Schima wallichi, and
other species such as alnus nepalensis, Acer oblongum and various species of
oak and rhododendron has not yet taken place. This zone is generally poor in
wildlife. The only mammals which are at all widely distributed are wild boar,
barking deer, serow, ghoral and bear. Different varieties of birds are also
found in this zone<br />
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On the lower slopes and spurs of the Great Himalaya, oaks
and pines are the dominant species up to an altitude of about 2,400 meters
Above these are found dense conifer forest of Picea. Tsuga, Larix and Betula
spp. Abies and Betula are usually confined to higher elevations, with Betula are
usually confined to higher elevations, with Betula typically marking the upper
limit of the tree line. At about 3,600 to 3,900 meteres rhododendron, bamboo
and maples commonly mingle with the conifers. <span style="mso-spacerun: yes;">  </span>red panda is among the more interesting of
the smaller mammals found in this zone. It appears to be fairly well
distributed in suitable areas of the forest above 1,800 meters, the rich and
varied avifauna of this region includes several spectacular and beautiful
pheasants, including the Damphe pheasant, Nepal’s national bird.</div>
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The compositions of the forest
varies considerably, with coniferous predominating in the west and ericaceous
in the east. The wildlife of this region includes the Himalayan bear, serow,
ghoral, barking deer and wild boar, with the Himalayan tahr sometimes being
seen on sleep rocky faces above 2,400 meters. The<br />
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Above the fee line, rhododendron, juniper scrub and other
procumbent woody vegetation may extend to about 4,200 meters where they are
then succeeded by a tundra-like association of short grasses, sedge mosses and
alpine plants wherever there is sufficient soil. This continues up to the lower
limit of perpetual snow and ice at about unlikely to include any specious other
the Himalayan marmot, mouse hare, tahr, musk deer, snow leopard and
occasionally blue sheep. </div>
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In former times, the wild yak and great Tibetan sheep
could also be sighed in this region and it is possible that a few may still be
surviving in areas such as Dolpa and Humla. The bird life at these altitudes
includes several interesting species such as the lammergeyer, snowcock,
snowpartridge. Chough and bunting with redstarts and dippers often seen along
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Glaciers, Lakes, climate and Rainfall

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<span style="font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;">The Himalayan region abounds in glaciers. Most of the big glaciers lie in the eastern Himalaya. The western Himalaya receives only small amount of rainfall but heavy snows in winter. The source of some of Nepal’s mightiest rivers are in fact glaciers.<o:p></o:p></span></div>
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<span style="font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;">Nepal’s largest glaciers lie in the khumbu and Makalu ranges. Khumbu has the biggest glacier and Langtantg the longest. Kangchenjunga, Yalung, Nupchu and Lamtang are some other glaciers in the eastern Himalaya. Tukche and Hidden Valley Glaciers are in the central Himalaya but these are comparatively small. Eroding the land Himalayan landscape in the form of gigantic cirques and rock basins, hanging valleys and morainic ridges.</span></div>
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<span style="font-family: "Arial","sans-serif";">There are
number of lakes of glacial and tectonic origin in Nepal. The mountain lakes
Rara, Phoksundo and Phewa are majestic in both size and beauty.<o:p></o:p></span></div>
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<span style="font-family: "Arial","sans-serif";">Rara Lake, in
Mugu district of western Nepal, is the country’s largest lake. Phewa Tal at
Pokhara is the most popular among tourists. Lake phoksundo in Dolpa district is
large but less known the Phewa Lake due to its difficult approach. Rupatal and
Begnastal (pokhara),</span><br />
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<span style="font-family: "Arial","sans-serif";">Gaduwaltal (chitawan), satyavatoiti (palpa), Khaptaddaha
(Doti), Barhakunetal (Dang), Surma sarobar (Baihjang) and TIlicho (manang) are
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vary from region to region. Summer and late spring temperatures ranges from
about 287 degrees Celsius in the hill region of the country to more than 40
degrees in the Terai. In winter, average maximum and minimum temperatures in
the Terai range from a brisk 7 degrees to a mild 23 degrees. The central
valleys experiences a minimum temperature often falling below the freezing
point and a chilly 12 degrees maximum. Much colder temperatures prevail at higher
elevations. The kathmandu Valley, at an altitude of 1,310 meters, has a mild
climate, ranging from 19 to 27 degrees in the summer, and 2 to 20 degrees in
the winter.</span><br />
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kathmandu generally exceeds 1,300 mm. the mean annual rainfall ranges from less
then 250 mm. in the north central part of the country, near the Tivetan
plateau, to more than 6,000mm. along the southern slopes of the Annapurna
ranges in central Nepal. Most of the country averages between 1,500 and 2,500
mm. about 80% of the rainfalls during the monsoon period, approximately from
the end of june to the middle of September.<o:p></o:p></span></div>
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TREKKING IN NEPAL

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Nepal is the land that made
trekking famous and little wonder, for it is a land of many mountain trails and
few roads. Trekking is the only way to see the Himalaya up close, to explore
traditional villages and meet the friendly country side people. Much of the
rich flora and fauna of the country is preserved in the many national parks and
wildlife reserves and most of the trekking routes pass through these places.<o:p></o:p></div>
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Even a short trek from kathmandu
will take one to picturesque hamlets surrounded by terraced fields and forested
ridges. A long trek will take one through different cultures and surrounded by
terraced fields and forested ridges. A long trek will take one through
different cultures and different ecosystems, places so unique they could be on
entirely different parts of the globe. Because Nepal’s country people walk the
same trails as the trekkers, there are most always place to stay and people to
meet. Trekking in Nepal both an invigorating wilderness experience and a deeply
enriching cultural experience.<o:p></o:p></div>
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In the densely populated central
hills, there are numerous small shops serving tea an d simple food to travelers
at trail junctions, bridge sites and convenient resting places. In The mountain
areas, the trail may traverse sleep slopes with plunging waterfalls or wind
through dense forests and there is almost always a village are set wider apart,
but here also a traveler can find cottage and small hamlets to spend the night.
These trans-Himalayan valleys and magnificent snow peaks.<o:p></o:p></div>
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Wherever one travels, people are
friendly and hospitable and the trails are safe. Depending on the season one
may meet local people in their distinctive dress, laden porters or caravans of
sheep and goats.<br />
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THE RELIGION

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Hinduism is a complex religion with a variety of teachers,
doctrines and it is said, millions of goods and goddesses. Though Hinduism is
frequently described in philosophical terms as a trinity of three gods- Barma
the creator, Vishnu the preserver and Shiva the destroyer, in everyday religion
numerous gods and goddesses are worshipped depending on the special day of
observance, the affinity of the person of the family for a particular deity and
the purpose of the worship. Certain deities are particularly important in
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Shiva, the destroyer, is historically the god most
worshipped in the country. He many be worshipped as the holy ascetic, depicted
with his consort Parvati and holding a trident and asmall drum or more often in
the form of the linga, an elongated stone representing his generative powers.
The most important linga in situated in the form of the linga, an el<o:p></o:p></div>
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THE RELIGION

THE RELIGION Hinduism is a complex religion with a variety of teachers, doctrines and it is said, millions of goods and goddesses. Thoug...