Question

Nepal is a common garden of many castes, cultures and civilization. elaborate this statement

Answer 1

Answer:

Yes.. the statement is correct.. Nepal is called to be a beautiful garden of various castes and religion and they follow theri own culture. Such diversity among various tribes makes nepal beautiful. Furthermore, the naturally beautiful floras and faunas, diverse wildlife and the mesmerising landscapes have added beauty to the nature of Nepal. Similarly, nepal is also believed to be a centre of various civilizations

Answer 2

Nepal is called to be a beautiful garden of various castes and religion as they follow there own culture and such diversity among people makes Nepal beautiful. Furthermore, the naturally beautiful floras and faunas, diverse wildlife and the landscapes have added beauty to the nature of Nepal. Similarly, Nepal is also believed to be a centre of various civilisations.

King Prithvi Narayan Shah said that “Nepal is the home of of 4 castes and 36 sub castes. As we know that according to 2011 AD census report in Nepal there is almost 123 language spoken.

As we know that according to 2011 AD census report in Nepal there is almost 123 language spoken.According tho the statement it want to say that in Nepal there is more than 100 castes but in people their is peace and harmony. One home of Hindu people doesn’t do conflict with the one home of Muslim on ground of religion. As we are the followers of Buddha who flourish peace in the world. We have the religious tolerance .This country remains for so long because of this feeling of a common family. Even if there are people from several ethnic, racial and religious backgrounds, social harmony has been a glue to hold them peacefully, and get r for so long because of this feeling of a common family. Even if there are people from several ethnic, racial and religious backgrounds, social harmony has been a glue to hold them peacefully, and get renowned as Brave Gurkha's to the rest of the world. So, it can be elaborated that Nepal is a common garden of many castes, cultures and civilisation.