POPULAR MUSIC OF NEPAL

Popular dance of  Nepal

Women Nepalese  

The popular dance can be seen enywhere of Nepal. these dance change according to the tribes.

these dance change according to the tribe but there other types of dance such as: Aarti Dance , Bajrayogini dance and Bhojpuri dance.

National Museum of Nepal

The National Museum of Nepal was established in 1928. It was initially structured to act as an arsenal museum. The building itself is very old and was constructed in the early 19th century.

    Transport in Nepal

 South of Nepal the bycicle is still the most used transport.

 Many children use bycicles as school transport.

Local Bus
These are arguably the cheapest mode of transportation in Nepal but are too crowded for comfort. It is very likely that you will have to share your seats with poultries at times. Also, on occasions, be prepared to wait, as some buses will not move until full to a certain quota.

Popular Nepali Drink

Rakshi

       Rakshi is used as a part of religion ceremonies and social events but It is also a millet-based alcoholic beverage.
     There are other drinks such as Suja, Jaand, Jard and Chay.
   Suja: this a tea made with butter and milk.
   Jaand: This a alcoholic beverage is often referred to as "Nepali beer"
   Jard This is a beer made whit rice.
   Chay: This a tea drink also has milk, spaices and ginger.

My favorite food.

Dhal Bhat Tarkari

 

 My favorite food is made of a type of lentils soup knows as dhal, rice (bhat), and curried vegetables (tarkari). Bhat is a staple Nepalese food. It is delicious and soft, and it is very nourishing.

   Nepalese foods are deeply influenced by Indian and Tibetan cuisine and consequently you can taste a wide variety of food during your stay. International foods from across the globe are particularly represented in restaurants in Kathmandu.

Kathmandu University

    

                          

Kathmandu University (KU) is the second oldest university in Nepal and was established in 1991 with the motto "Quality Education for Leadership". The University operates through its six Schools of Science, Engineering, Management, Arts, Education and Medical Sciences and from various premises in Dhulikhel, Lalitpur and Bhaktapur. KU is very highly regarded in Nepal as well as abroad for its excellent academics.