Nepal has never officially won an Olympic medal. Nepal is an underground state which means it is not directly related to the Sea. With so many great facts, here are 10 amazing facts about Nepal.

The Nepal flag has won the only prize for its appearance, it is the only non-square flag in the world. It looks like a line with a triangle in the bottom right. The Nepal flag was adopted on December 16, 1962, and to this day remains the most famous symbol in the country. The blue in the border represents the national unity of the nation. When it turns red, it is the courage of the Nepalese people in general. The sun and the moon are symbols of courage and peace as well as those who claim to own Nepal while the sun and moon are present.

Nepal is among the highest in all 8 countries. The highest mountain in the world on Mount Everest is also in Nepal. The maximum height of Mount Everest is 8848 meters. Many mountain climbers from all over the world have come to Nepal to conquer this magnificent mountain. Most of them lost their lives during the conquest of the highest mountain in the world and many were able to overcome it. In 2009, the Nepalese government also held the highest cabinet meeting in the world at the Everest base camp.

Nepal is known as the hippie route, it is the route from Europe to the East. It was very popular in the 1960s with the birth of many young people and immigrants to Asian countries looking for history. There are many roads through Nepal and the cannabis economy is booming. It's so big that you can really buy these things anywhere. But when the government saw what they thought was a disruptive force in the drug economy, it ended in 1973. All fruit shops and estates revoked their licenses and banned traders from doing their jobs. It is now legal to smoke but not just during Hindu festivals in Maha Shivratri.

About 60% of internet users in Nepal are internet speeds with speeds below 256 kbps. It's the fastest speed in the world. The Internet was introduced to Nepal on the Internet in 1994 but it has been a slow development. Internet marketing packages are fast or acceptable but the bigger issue is home and personal packages. Internet speed depends on how much you pay a month. It also does not accelerate the lowest percentage of internet users in Nepal. According to a 2010 study, only about 20 percent of Nepali people use the Internet. The situation is gradually improving, and more and more suppliers are arriving.

Many people do not know that Nepal has more than 100 local languages ​​in fact 123. With more than 100 languages ​​we can say clearly that Nepal is a gem of a language. The official language in Nepali is Nepali formerly known as cascara or Gorkhali. It is an ancient Sanskrit language and serves as a lingua franca throughout Nepal. About 17 million people talk about it. The second-largest language in Nepal is Maithili and is also one of the largest languages ​​in India. In Nepal, about 10% speak Maithili. Other languages ​​spoke Bhojpuri, Tharo, and Tamang all have over 1 million languages.

The word Kumari is of Sanskrit and she can be translated as a princess in Nepal. Kumari is a prime minister who has been selected from the cast of Newari caste Shariya. It is a tradition of serving God-like energy within the girl's body. To be selected, the girl must be healthy and never get sick. He should have all his teeth and they must be prime ministers, but this license is passive. After one round, the next round was intensified, including finding a girl's divinity, such as a beard or deer thigh. The goddess's hair should be black. Finally, when a girl chooses to bring goddess energy, the final test comes, she has to answer in a ritual room full of slaughtered animals without showing any signs of fear. The girl will remain as a reincarnation of the goddess until her first term as it is currently believed that energy has left her body.

With over 25 million people in Nepal, it is not a small country that is certainly not the largest but it may be more than you think. The interesting thing about Nepal is that people in this country define themselves as Nepal. From two Indo-Aryan and Sino-Tibetan groups. In addition, there are many other nationalities and ethnic groups, but all Nepal is known. Because there are so many languages and ethnic groups, Nepalese people do not make contact with their race and nationality because it can cause chaos. Instead, people identify themselves as Nepal through citizenship and trust

You may know that cows are considered sacred animals in India, but they are the same in Nepal as most of them are Hindus. In 2015, the cow was declared national and up to the constitution of Nepal. After many years of political upheaval, Nepal adopted a new constitution, which declared it sacred to Hindus, and the slaughter of cattle was banned. The interesting thing is that even in practical parks it helps because they help build traffic. Yes, it's funny because it sounds like cows can walk the streets of Kathmandu and without them, the traffic would be more chaotic, but cows have increased traffic problems as they share the road.

With so many different races and ethnicities in Nepal, it is certainly possible to imagine the existence of so many traditions and traditions and this is true. Nepalese people are generally friendly and they welcome foreigners to their country, show their interest in taking pictures with them, and show them traditional Nepalese. A simple greeting is Namaste which can be interpreted as a warm welcome from within. It's a sign of respect, and when you want to greet someone like that, you have to hold your hand as if praying. When it comes to shopping, it's more interesting, if you want to agree with people, you have to lower your head slightly if you express disagreement. If you do not want to buy something or you do not want to go there, you should take your hand and wrap it a little and if you show up do not use your fingers but point to your mouth. Food from human dishes is also not food when they use one plate and it itself

It is strange that Nepal has never been a colonial nation and has succeeded in losing all the major wars of modern times. The reason is that Nepali is in such a unique area that it is almost impossible for us to overcome it. Many tried, but the only country that nearly conquered Nepal was the British Empire. During the Anglo-Korean War from 1814 to 1816, both countries were at war over border issues and finally, England had to give up 1/3 territory. But the country was never defeated because the British had so many troops that they were trapped but the Nepalese swamp was a locked area and the British did not have a large mountain to withdraw from the British army and they were rescued. Nepal. It is easier to sign an agreement with Nepal than to push it. However, during the actual battle, the Gurkha Nepalese army was appalled by British officials and wanted to see them fight on the other side. Here are the Gurkha ethnic Nepalese for their bravery in the battle against the many Gurkha soldiers of the British colonial army who spread the name and courage of the people of Nepal.