Question

Similarities between nepal and north america

Answer 1

here is your answer dear:-

• Religion plays a large roll in the lives in both countries, with most people seemingly ignoring most of the basic tenants (treating people with kindness, turning the other cheek, loving your neighbor, etc…) in every day life.
• In Nepal, both Hindu and Buddhist holidays are celebrated and often given time off work or school. In the USA primarily only Christian holidays are an occasion to take time off work or school.
• Politicians in both countries are not trusted to do a competent job and are often viewed as corrupt individuals.
• People in both countries want to be happy and live a good life.
• People in both countries believe in good luck and often do seemingly funny things to accomplish it.
• In the USA typically only straight women can be seen walking hand in hand or arm in arm in public. In Nepal both men and women walk hand in hand with the same sex without any reference to orientation.
• Coca-Cola is prevalent in both countries and Pepsi is often called Coke.
• Security at airports is far more strict in the USA.
• Kathmandu has more garbage in the streets and littering is considered more normal than any major city I have visited in the USA (Seattle, New York, LA, Portland, Washington DC, Boston, Chicago, Denver, Salt Lake City, Phoenix, Philadelphia, Dallas and even Tacoma).

Answer 2

Answer:

Travel shows how different and how similar the world outside of our hometown can be. Whether it is travel to another state or another country, travel typically brings about a better understanding of how fellow humans live and relate. My limited experience in both the USA and Nepal lead me to some personal observations I want to share to help others understand both places. This is not a list of good and bad, right and wrong. It is simply the way things are as I see them and you can draw your own conclusions.

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