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The Nyatapola Temple at Bhaktapur

Nepal and Nepali People

What are the things you consider while traveling and exploring nepal culture in a certain place..?? – cost of travel, best season to travel, and safety. RIGHT?? Nepal has always been the choice for the people who actually know the value of nature and travel. Being a country which is an ultimate package for travelers. Be it adventure, nature, spirituality, peace, or architecture, Nepal has always been able to top the boards. But what about the people living here..??…Well Nepalese people are the most beautiful, welcoming, and friendly nationality, you will ever meet in your life.

Nepal: Country of Gorkhalis

The Nyatapola Temple at Bhaktapur

Nepal is the oldest country in the Asia continent. It has a huge treasure of about the initiation of human civilization, many mythological stories and its vast history. Nepal is known to be the country of brave Gorkhalis. Nepal has never initiated any form of war but when the East India Company- the British tried to conquer it, the brave Gorkhalis and our great martyred forefathers had stood for our country. I had always been writing as a travel blogger but writing about the brave Gorkhalis is a privilege to me and it gives me immense pleasure to say this.

Nepal and Nepali People: Unity In Diversity

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Nepal and Nepali people have always portrayed unity in diversity. Being a secular state, Nepal has several religions and 126 ethnic groups. Each of them has its unique set of customs, traditions, and cultures. Be it the costumes traditions or festivals that we celebrate, there is a wide range of variety in that too. There used to be discrimination between the then-called lower caste and the upper caste but now people have become more aware of equity. If you ever get to Nepal, all you will see is brotherhood and unity.

Nepali people have time and again the importance of togetherness. Being divided into the three regions- Himalayan, hilly, and terai, we Nepali people believe that we all are the same. A Muslim donates blood to a Hindu, a Hindu brings a Christmas tree to his house, a Buddhist saves a Muslim in an earthquake while a Christian funds the education of a Hindu’s child. This is how Nepali people are.

Not only the Nepali, we people are equally welcoming to the group of people who admire the beauty of our country and enjoy indulging in our culture and customs. People are kind and have big hearts. People are extremely friendly and are respectful towards the nationalities of the other country. If they are celebrating the festival of color- Holi they will make sure that you celebrate it too. If they are carrying the chariot at the famous local festival in Kathmandu-Rato Machindranath, they will make sure that you are carrying it too.

Conclusion of Nepal Culture

Being a teenage girl, I often get questioned about the torn jeans that I wear. I remember while I was walking across the Basantapur durbar area with my grandfather, we saw two beautiful Americans wearing the traditional kurta- Surwal and he told me about the importance of our culture and how to respect it. They looked absolutely gorgeous while wearing that kurta and it made us so happy to see them that way. You will be treated like you are treated in your home when you get here. In Nepal, the total population is almost 3 crore around has diverse cultures and festivals. The stunning view always helps to describe the beauty of natural resources. Including Mount Everest which represented Nepal in the world.

 

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