The status quo of "Nepal" allows you to see the real Nepal.

1, Federal Democratic Republic of Nepal, referred to as "Nepal". It covers an area of147,000 square kilometers and has a population of about 30 million, of which 48.50% are males and 5 1.5% are females. The total GDP is $30.4 billion, and the per capita GDP is $65,438 +0.049, ranking fifth from the bottom in Asia. Moreover, Nepal's national flag is the only non-rectangular national flag in the world, and its shape consists of two triangles.

2. "Kathmandu" is the capital of Nepal and the largest city in the country, with an altitude of 1370 meters, a population of about 5 million and an area of 50.67 square kilometers. Because it is located on the southern slope of the Himalayas, the cold wind in the north can't blow here, and the warm current in the Indian Ocean in the south, so the annual average temperature here is around 20, and the sun is shining all year round, and flowers are in full bloom. It is a tourist attraction of world civilization.

Nepal is a paradise for hikers, and more than 200,000 tourists come here for hiking every year. Mount Qomolangma, the highest peak in the world, is located between China and Nepal, and the south slope on the other side of Nepal is recognized as the best mountaineering route, from which most people climb, which is also the main source of tourism income in Nepal.

4. Nepal is a landlocked country located in South Asia. It is bordered by China Tibet Plateau in the north and India on the other three sides. 80% people in China are engaged in agricultural production. Due to the low degree of agricultural mechanization, the production efficiency is not high. Fortunately, food can be self-sufficient. Nepal's hydropower capacity is not high. Although backed by the Himalayas, one-third of the country's electricity consumption must be imported from India.

5. Nepal implements free education for all in 10, and schools are also divided into public and private schools. The quality of teaching in private schools is better, but tuition fees are paid, and public schools are completely free, including the distribution of books and uniforms. Students in Nepal basically feel no pressure to go to school. They start classes at 9 am and finish school at 3: 30 pm.

6. Most Nepalese only eat two meals a day, with breakfast at around 9 am and dinner at around 8 pm. Nepalese people especially like to eat sour and sweet food. Almost every meal has sauerkraut, and then they will have a little dessert after dinner. They are used to eating with their hands. The staple food is usually rice, and occasionally pasta.

7. There are no trains in Nepal. The only international airport is in Kathmandu, the capital, where there are no traffic lights and zebra crossings. Maybe Nepalese are born adventurous, drivers are crazy and passengers are restless. Their main means of transportation is motorcycles, and they are all masters of drag racing. It's not surprising that four or five people can run very fast on a motorcycle. There are many motorcycle driving schools in Kathmandu, where the coaches ride very skillfully.

8. Taxis in Nepal are charged according to the distance, not the number of people. As long as you can get in, the driver will start. In Nepal, it is often seen that the trunk of a taxi is full of people. The same is true for local buses, even if the roof is full of people, the driver will still open the throttle regardless.

9. Desai Festival, also known as Desai Festival and Ten Victory Festival, is the largest annual festival in Nepal. 10 June, *** 15 days, 7 days of national holiday. India also celebrates this festival, which is to commemorate the victory of the goddess of distress over the demon Mahiha. The second largest festival in Nepal is Lantern Festival, which lasts for five days.

10, Boccara is the second largest city in Nepal, about 200 kilometers away from Kathmandu, with an area of 60 square kilometers and a population of 300,000. Boccara is the most famous tourist destination in Nepal, with hundreds of thousands of foreign tourists visiting it every year. Among these cities, there is the most beautiful lake in Nepal-Feiwa Lake.

1 1, Boccara is not an economically developed city, and there is no tall building in the urban area, even worse than a fourth-tier city in China. But the charm of Boccara lies in its beautiful scenery. Most of the snow-capped mountains in Nepal are located near the city, and there are more foreigners than locals walking on the street. China tourists who travel in Nepal are exempt from visa fees for landing visas, which are not available in other countries.

12, Nepal's currency is rupee, and the largest denomination is paper money 1000. Currently linked to Indian Rupee, the currency is two-thirds that of Indian Rupee. The two countries are closely linked and citizens of both sides can travel freely. In Nepal, except for large denomination banknotes, Indian Rupee can circulate.

13, the average income of Nepalese is less than 600 yuan RMB per month, and if it exceeds 1000, it belongs to the high-paying class, but it is rare. Because most of this country is plateau and mountainous area, most people make a living by farming. Although poor, the local people live happily.

14, Nepal's ultra-low price has also attracted the curiosity of many tourists. Local native products are very cheap, but imported ones are extremely expensive. Many things can't be produced by themselves, so we have to import them, but the high price makes Nepalese discouraged. Motorcycles in Nepal are basically imported from abroad, and few people can afford brand-new motorcycles, so the local second-hand motorcycle market is very hot. Many young people would rather spend years of savings to buy a second-hand motorcycle.

15, local consumption in Nepal is very low. On average, 5 yuan can eat enough RMB every day, less than 200 yuan a month. For example, Coca-Cola, China beer, bottled instant noodles and so on are all imported, so the prices are generally a little more expensive. But the local beef price is really cheap, only about 14 RMB, which is not as expensive as a bottle of French beer.

16, Nepal's medical insurance only covers half of the country, and it can only provide 2,700 yuan for five people in each family every year. Public health is poor, 43% of children under 5 years old are malnourished, and nearly half of women can only give birth at home instead of going to hospital. Moreover, local people don't like toilets very much, preferring to urinate in the open air.

17, the house price in Nepal is not cheap. Local people can buy land and build houses here, and they can build several floors at will, with permanent property rights. Foreigners can only buy apartments, and the property rights are 50 years. According to official data, the house price in Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal, is similar to that in China County, ranging from 3,000 to 5,000 square meters in the city center to 1 0,500 to 3,000 in the suburbs.

18, Tribhuvan university, the largest university in Nepal, was founded in 1956, located in Kathmandu. The school is named after Tribhuvan, the old king of Nepal, and 90% of Nepal's college students come from this university. However, many college students, dissatisfied with Nepal's current situation and economy, went abroad to seek development and finally stayed abroad for a long time.

19, more than half of the people in Nepal find it difficult to find a job and have to go abroad to find a way out. Due to low education and economic difficulties, many people are deceived by illegal labor service companies and engaged in heavy manual labor, and finally they can't get paid, and women are more oppressed.

Although the Nepalese people live in poverty, their happiness index is high, and everyone's face is full of satisfaction. Traveling to Nepal is very pleasant and comfortable. You won't be nervous about life here, and the locals are friendly and kind to outsiders.