Multi Dimensional Nepalese Culture

Nepal is the land of multi dimensional beauties, and cultural heritage. It has got so many resources that attract tourists and admirers from the outer world. In the last decades Nepal is pretty much exposed to the outer world but still it is not satisfactoryas compared to its attractive resources.

We believe with a tourist in a promotional activity we can achieve considerable success to help boost the economy of Nepal throw by promotion cultural tourism.

How to Respect Religious Diversity

Managers regularly hear the words "respect" and "diversity," and generally do a good job of exercising those behaviors. However, one area that requires significant work and a little common sense is how to respect religious diversity.As managers, we have to find a way to balance an employees religious expression with the needs of the business and the requirements of the law and policy. This balancing act need not be onerous. Rather, an increase in cultural literacy will improve employee relations and encourage open communication.Start with researching the stated religions of your employees. Don't run up to them and ask, "Hey Sara, are you Jewish?" Rather, if a person displays a statue of Ganesh on their desk, there's a good chance they are Hindu. This observation should be subtle.

Religion

Buddhism is one of the world's great religions. There are six major religious systems in the world. Each has many subdivisions and methods of practice. They are:

• Judeo-Christian-Islamic complex
• Hinduism (practiced by 800,000,000 people in India)
  1. Shaivism
  2. Vaishnavism
  3. Shakta
  
• Taoism (practiced in China)
  
• Confucianism (practiced in China)
  
• Shamanism (practiced around the Pacific Basin from Burma and Thailand, north to Siberia, all through Alaska and the northwest of Canada and the U.S. into Mexico and on to Central and South America.)
  
• Buddhism (which originated in India and was, and in many cases still is, practiced in most of the countries in Asia.)

Culture Hinduism followed by Buddhism, constitute two major religion of Nepal. Both these co-religionists are bound together by a sense of fellow-feeling and bonhomie particularly displayed in their worship of common deities and joint celebration of many festivals belonging to either religion or culture. Kumari, the Virgin Hindu Goddess, for instance, is selected from a Buddhist clan.
A remarkable feature of Nepal is the religious homogeneity that exists. Apart from the Hindus and Buddhists, Muslim form the third largest religious group. The exquisite architecture and artistic embellishment of the Nepalese pagodas that enshrine the bronze and stone images of great beauty and, more often than not, treat antiquity, are a unique features of Nepal. The temples and stupas are rich repositories of wood carving, metal work, terracotta and stone sculpture. In their uniqueness they add glory and grandeur to the cultural scene of the Kingdom and tell a long history of native genius.

ADVENTURE IN NEPAL

Nepal is the most famous tourist destination for adventure sports and adventure in Asia. The topography of this Himalayan Kingdom makes it the first choice for adventure tours. Let us have a look at most thrilling, electrifying and mind blowing adventure places, sports and activities that Nepal offers.

Rafting in Nepal

For people wishing to experience the fun of rafting, Nepal is the perfect place. Because of it's fast flowing, beautiful and powerful rivers rafting the experience of rafting can be exhilarating. The rivers of Nepal have their sources in the glaciers, draining the slopes of one or other of the great peaks, these mighty and powerful rivers cut through the Nepali countryside, swift and turbulent sometimes, placid and calm at others, providing an exhilarating means of viewing and ever-changing scenery.

Jungle Safari in Nepal

While the high Himalaya make up Nepal’s northern region, the southern lowlands known as the Terai are covered with dense tropical jungles teeming with diverse wildlife and exotic birds. Here you will find some of the most exciting safari destinations in the world. You will be going into deep jungle on elephant back or four-wheel drive vehicle to view wild animals in their natural habitat. Other thrills include canoe rides on the jungle rivers, nature walks, bird watching excursions and village tours.Among the 14 national parks and wildlife reserves in the Kingdom, Royal Chitwan National Park (932 sq. km.), Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve (175 sq. km.) and Royal Bardiya National Park (968 sq. km.) are equipped with wildlife safari tour facilities as well as tourist standard accommodation