FACTS OF NEPAL
Posted on Jul 2, 2012 by trekker under Travel TipsTags: Facts, Nepal
FACTS ABOUT NEPAL
Listed below are some facts of Nepal:
Country | Nepal |
Capital | Kathmandu |
Mother-tongue | Nepali |
Currency | Nepali rupees |
Land | 147,181 square km |
Population | 26,620,809 (2011) |
Districts | 75 |
Zone | 14 |
Development Region | 5 |
Time Zone | 5 hours 45 min ahead of GMT |
International call code | +977 |
National Anthem | “Saya Thunga Fulka Hami...” |
National Bird | Lophophoros |
National flower | Rhododendron |
GDP nominal | $18.580 billion |
Per Capita income nominal | $653 |
International popularity | “Mount Everest”, ”land of Gurkhas”, “Birth place of Gautama Buddha” |
Location | Landlocked between India and china |
Major Occupation | Agriculture |
Major basis of economy | Tourism |
Media | Newspaper, Television, Radio |
Major religion | Hinduism and Buddhism (other religions are also followed but in minor percentage) |
Government | Federal Republic |
National weapon | Khukuri |
National Animal | Cow |
National food | Gundruk and Dheedo |
National Color | Crimson |
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