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A shrub growing on impoverished Nepalese hillsides is providing the raw materials to make banknotes used in Asia's most complex financial system.
Fountains connected to shallow tanks and water channels from streams or underground aquifers provide abundant water sources for the people of Nepal.
These chips are expected to bring unprecedented benefits such as extreme performance and super-fast heat dissipation.
The Guinness World Records organization has just awarded the title of shortest young man to Dor Bahadur Khapangi - an 18-year-old boy who is only 73.43 cm tall.
The world has so many things that we don't know, the more we learn, the less knowledge we have.
There are 197 countries recognized in the world and each country has its own flag. Just like clothes talk a lot about a person's personality, the national flag also show…
Nepal is impressed by the majestic temples, the hometown of Buddha and enlightenment. A great country!
During the menstrual period, these women suffer from living in temporary sheds or sleeping with animals ...
There are border lines that are simply a few wooden piles to make fences, but there are also places that are a unique architecture, worthy of being present on beautiful…
The Top 10 HQ page has just released a list of the 10 highest peaks in the world today. At the top is Mount Everest with a height of 8,850m.
The dividing line of this fish is the border between Poland and Ukraine, implemented in an art exhibition in 2012.
There is a whole day during the festival in Nepal dedicated to thank the dogs for their loyalty and friendship with people. On these days people here place wreaths, make…
The most special national flag in the world, only about 14% of the population lives in urban areas ... interesting facts about Nepal Buddhist land.
The intensity and nature of earthquakes and terrain conditions are the factors that make earthquakes in Nepal cause a lot of human and property damage.
The earthquake early warning system has been deployed in only a few areas