Question

What name was given to Sri Guru Nanak Sahib ji on his visit to Nepal ?​

Answer 1

Answer:

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Explanation:

Guru Nanak’s visit to Nepal completes 500 years in 2015 and the efforts are afoot to celebrate the same with the help of Nepal Government in a befitting manner. This article is meant to give detailed information about Guru Nanak’s visits as the author gained from his research in Nepal and from various books and other materials.

Nepal spreading over a length of 800 kms and a breadth of 150-200 km, is diagonically cut by 28 degrees latitude south of the Himalayan main ridge, the eastern part of which also forms the northern frontier with Tibet. The Nepalese territory crosses over the central Himalaya at some places in the West, especially in the region of Mustang and extends up to the Tibetan plateau. In the south, Nepal borders with the Indian states of Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and West Bengal and in the east with Sikkim. Climatically the region can be divided roughly into three regions: temperate and humid in the southern parts along Terai and Gangatic regions of India, which is forested; the moderately cold regions which contain most of the middle ranges i.e. Siwalik and the Mahabharat chains with heights ranging between 2000-3000 m; (Valleys like Kathmandu and Pokhara lie in this region) and extremely cold region around Himalayan peaks like Dhaulagiri, Annapurna, Kanchanjanga, Gauri Shankar, Makalu, etc. Many rivers flow in North-South direction, the more important being the Seti, Karnali, Bhari, Kali-Gandaki, Buri-Gandaki, Trisuli, Sunkosi, Dudh-kosi, Arun and Timur. Most of the old tracks were along the rivers.