Showing posts with label Nepal Tourism Year 2011. Show all posts
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Nepalese musical instrument has a very strong relationship with Nepalese culture and religion. Nepal has a lot more tunes and rhythms of its... -
During the month of Kartik (late September and early October), the Nepalese people indulge in the biggest festival of the year, Dashain. D... -
Introduction to Cultural Heritage Culture includes language, dress, traditional practice, literature, religion, dances, belief and others. ... -
The land of the Gurkhas The name Gorkha evokes images of fierce warriors wielding khukris; renowned for their bravery and total disregard fo... -
Bhaktapur Durbar Square Introduction: - Situated at an altitude of 1401m Bhaktapur covers an area of four square miles. 'Bhakta' me... -
About Tihar : The Nepali festival Tihar is also known by many names such as Dipawali or Bhai Tika or Laxmi Puja or as a festival of lights.... -
Patan Durbar Square: Introduction: Patan Durbar Square is situated in the Mangal Bazar of Lalitpur Municipality of Lalitpur district. This... -
he ceremony begins with, you guessed it, the boys having their heads shaved except for a tiny tail on top that is tied with rings and somet... -
Nepal has several ancient pilgrimage sites. Each temple is attached to a legend or belief that glorifies the miraculous powers of its deity... -
Nepal is blessed with a rich cultural heritage. Culture has been called 'the way of life for an entire society'. The statement hold...
