Nepal is home to the world’s highest mountain, Everest at 8848m
Buddha was born in Lumbini, Nepal
Yeti, the elusive snowman is believed to roam the mountains of Nepal
Nepal has the thickest concentration of World Heritage Sites
Momo: A type of dumpling which is a very popular dish here
Nepal has a diverse population with more than 80 ethnic groups and 123 different languages other than the national language- Nepali
The map of Nepal and Portugal looks similar when the map of Nepal is turned 90 degrees clockwise.
Kathmandu is also called as a living cultural museum because there are seven UNESCO’s World Heritage sites inside Kathmandu valley.
Nepal is the only country which has a triangular flag with two triangular shapes stacked on one another, the upper triangle consists of the moon, and the lower triangle consists of the sun.
Kumari being worshiped by thousands of Hindus and Buddhist is the living goddess of Nepal.
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