Lhosar is the greatest festival of sherpa and Tamang community. It falls on the month of push. In their language, Lho means year and sar means new. So Lhosar meand New Year. This festival is celebrated according to the Manjushree tradition. Wile celebrating this festival everybody wishes for their gradual progress, prosperity and good health to each other. They wear new clothes, eat different types of delicious foods. In the day of Lhosar, people have joking, laughing, dancing and singing. They exchange Tashi Deleg which means best wishes. They have a kind of food of nine mixtures called guthugpa. Except nine mixtures, salt, chikki , ghee, coal, cotton etc. are added into a lunp pf flour in the guthugpa. The guthugpa is very important to show their fortune or misfortune throughout the year. They believe that the person, wno chooses the guthugpa having ghee, is regarded as a lucky.
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BHAI TEEKA
Bhai Teeka is the name of a festival. It falls on last day of Tihar, the second greatest festival of Hindus Bhai Teeka means Teeka of brothers. It is related Teeka and brothers. Bhai Teeka is the most important day of Tihar, the festival of lighs celebrated by Hindus for five days. The first day of Tihar is Crow is regarded as the messenger of information. So, people provide it food on this day . Similarly, the second day is dog Tihar. The dog is regarded as the gate guard of Yuma. So, people provide it special foods on this day. the third day is called Laxmi pooja. The cow as worshiped on this day. She is regarded as the cow mother. In the evening of this day, people have Deepawali by lighting many lamps everywhere. The goddess Luxmi, the Goddess of property is worshipped,. On this day women go to have Bailout.
THE RIVERES IN NEPAL
River means a natural waterway of flowing water. here are more than six thousand rivers in Nepal. Our country is also known as the state of rivers in the world. Nepal is the second largest country in hydroelectricity and more than twelve thousands mega watt electricity and be generated from the rivers flowing here. There are two kinds of rivers in Nepal -1. immanent rivers and 2. temporary rivers. the rivers originated from the Himalayas are permanent or erennial rivers. Due to snow-melting from the Himalayas or originating water from thi hills they flow throughout the year. Sapta-Gandaki, Sapta-Kpshi, Sapta karnali and their tributaries are the examples of such permanent rivers. Similarlh, the rivers originated fron the Mahabharat and chur tanges are called temporary rivers. They cannot be existed throughout the year. It tainy season they flow jumping noisily and in winte and summer they have a little water or nnno water Kankai, Sirsia, Babai, Kamala etc. google.com
Wildlife conservation
In general meaning, wildlife flora and fauna from being destroyed. In the other world, wildlife conservation is the preservation and management of wildlife populations as a recreational and ecological resource. The importance of wildlife conservation is incomparable in the field of wildlife protection. In Nepal many attempts are being done in the field of wildlife conservations. The present situation wildlife conservation in is Nepal satisfactory. Our government have been establishing many national parks, wildlife reserves, hunting reserve and conservation areas. Royal Nepal national park where tiger, Gaul, bison, Zacharias, Gangetie dolphin are found .
POkhara
Pokhara is the second most important city of Nepal. It is situatid in kaski district of Gandaki zone in western development region and regarded as the second most important tourism center of the country. Pokhara is one of the most beautiful and favorite cities of Nepal. It is the district headquarters of Gandaki zone and the regional headquater pf westen development region. It is a garden of different castes, religion,and cultures.
Tourism in nepal
The word tourism means commercial organization and operation of holidays. Tourism is related to tourism , similarly, one person can not be a tourist without holidays. In the present world, tourism has become one of rhe most popular and high incoming professions. Nepal is a mountainous such Asian country. She has various kinds of natural beauty. various natural beauties decorate her. Her beauties have been attracting a lager number of tourism day by day. Although, Nepal is not a rich and developed country, the people from the different country of the world come to Nepal to see her natural beauties This large number of tourist is arrival has made the tourism a permanent industry in Nepal. Nepal has a lot of prospects of tourism. we have already realized that tourism is the backbone our economy so, the government of Nepal had declared that the year . The nature made our Nepal a center of tourists attraction. High mountains, green valleys, zoos, rivers, historical places, temples, national park, Nepalese cultures etc. .
Social service
Social service is such a program that helps people with basic necessities, health, behavior, and family problems, and efforts improvement. In other words, if someone provides some foods or money to the people affected by some calamities, it will be an example of social service. social service is a kind of social work that is done for the people linking in a society. It is the quality for helping hose people who are in a trouble. every society needs social personalities. if a man is done trouble, he can not solve his problems by himself. He needs some help from other persons. At such time other persons is the most valuable thing for his life. Social service is accepted as a good virtue. It is accepted by all religions in the world. If a man is dying or being killed, no religions in or colurs will stop to save his life . social service gas many forms. Rich persons can servie the soiety by sepending money. Theyn can provide their money to build schools, roads or hospitals.
Agriculture in nepal
Agriculture mean activations of the soil and rearing of animals. In a broad sense agriculture mcludes cultivation of tge soil, growing and harvesting crops, breeding and raising livestock dairying, and forestry.
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