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Nepal: The Federal Democratic Republic Of Nepal
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Nepal, officially Federal Democratic Republic of Nepal is a landlocked Himalayan country located in South Asia between tow boulders China and India. It has eight of the world’s 14 tallest mountains, including the top of the world, Mount Everest. The country seems a dot in the globe, however, an altitude is ranging 60 m. to 8848 m. above the sea level between 129 km. distance. Sixty-five percent people rely on agriculture. Nepali is an official language in the multi-linguistic, multi-religious and plural culture society. An ancient hunting and gathering group live in there dated back to 10000 years. The country is interesting with the mountains, rivers, forests, flora and fauna, agriculture base culture, Living Goddess, the birthplace

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