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I didn’t know much about Nepal before coming here, but subconsciously I felt that this country may seem poor, but it is infinitely wise. The people here are very innovative, which is the main thing that attracted me here. I also want to know what their lifestyle is like, it is different from ours.

The Nepali flag is the only non-rectangular flag in the world. Its shape consists of two triangles.

Nivad women in Nepal get married at least twice in their lives. When they get married for the first time, the groom is a lunatic.

The domestic aircraft in Nepal are all small propeller aircraft (about 17-18 seats) and are served by stewardesses.

Nepal is an agricultural country and one of the least developed countries in the world.

There is a type of people here - ascetics, who have almost nothing except a bowl. Only bathe twice in life (once at birth and once after death).

Beef is not allowed in this Hindu kingdom where cows are considered sacred. Cows can walk freely in the streets.

Nepalese nod to express disagreement and shake their heads to express happiness, agreement and appreciation.

So Nepal is the country with the highest happiness index in the world. This is my only understanding.

Many people say why Nepal is so slow, and many people take pictures of Nepal so well.

And I just want to share the truest side with you.

Walking on the street, you will see many such people, sitting on the street, but their eyes are cloudy, as if they are waiting.

Although this place is poor, the people are still hard-working, but the sanitary conditions in the neighborhood are really unflattering.

Walking on a busy street, the sanitary conditions will be much better.

This is an ascetic from Nepal who only takes two baths in his life. He is very different from our Chinese ascetics.

It can be seen from this environment that the environment inside the house is not very good either.

Sometimes it is good for a country to be poor. People here live at a slower pace and are easily happy.

In a difficult environment, for him, this method may be happiness.

Nepalese women have been married at least twice in their lives, but the first time was with Nuts, which is quite interesting.

In fact, for many Nepalese people, it is better to travel with them. You can see a lot of lifestyles when walking on the streets here, and the expenses here are relatively cheap, but it's best not to be picky about the hygiene here.

[Tourism Season]

October to November every year is the best time to travel to Nepal.

February to April every year is the end of the dry season in Nepal and is also the second tourism festival in Nepal.

Eid al-Adha is held in Nepal every October, which is the most important festival in Nepal. There will be many exciting activities and visitors can watch unique ethnic performances.

From December to January, although the climate and visibility are good, hikers should be prepared due to cold weather.

About accommodation

Accommodation here is relatively cheap, generally less than 100 yuan, which can be solved. Sometimes you can stay for several nights for 100 yuan.

About the attractions

Explore the ancient city-Kathmandu

Pokhara is happy among the mountains and rivers.

The origin of the Nepali Dynasty of Gorkha

About taboos

1. Hinduism believes that cows are the messengers of Lord Shiva, so in Nepal, especially in Nepal, restaurants, try to avoid eating beef or using cowhide products.

2. You cannot stand on the statue to take pictures. You should get permission and take off your shoes before entering the temple.

3. You cannot touch a child's head casually, because the head is regarded as the place where gods live.

4. Nepalis who have a funeral at home usually wear white clothes. If you see them while traveling, try to avoid touching them.

5. In Nepal, be careful not to step over the bodies or feet of local people when walking.

6. If you want to participate in a religious ceremony or take photos, you must first obtain permission. You can't make your own decisions.

7. If you encounter ascetics sitting on the roadside during your journey, do not disturb them at will.

Warm Tips

1. Sometimes ascetics will take the initiative to light tikkas for you, or bless you in other ways, and then they will charge you. Please accept it seriously.

2. If you take pictures of ascetics, you may be asked for money! There are many religious taboos and various gods are everywhere in Nepal. You still need to be more careful when walking on the street.

3. Respecting local religious culture and religious habits will help a person’s personal safety.