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             Our country Nepal is rich in natural beauties gifts, resources and wonders. There are many places and things of cultural, historical and religious importance. Mt. Everest, the highest peak in the world, lies in Nepal. We are proud of it. The snowcapped mountain peaks, beautiful water resources, the green forests of hypnotic beauty, flora and fauna, etc. tempt many tourists every year.

            Nepal is known as a suitable place to promote tourism. The nature has given us many things which are liked by tourists. Some tourists come here to enjoy the natural beauties and wonders. Some of them visit our country for trekking and climbing mountains. Some want to learn something about our history, culture, religion and so on. We can see that some tourists come here to enjoy their holidays.

            Tourism plays a significant role in Nepal. We can get many advantages from it. Firstly, we can earn foreign currency which can be use for our development. Many people have got employed in the offices belonging to tourism. Thus, it helps to lessen the problems of unemployment. Tourists buy our goods, curios and native articles of our country. By the result, our cottage industries can get benefited. Tourism helps our hotel industry. They want to live in good hotels. Many expensive and good hotels have been providing services to them. Similarly, many tourist guides and porters are employed in it.

          We can learn their languages, cultures and traditions from the tourists. They also learn many things from us. The fame and glory of our nation get widened because they can be their achievements to their friends and relatives. Our country Nepal will be known to the rest part of the world. When they observe our good cultures, traditions and things, they expose them to their country.

          There are a few disadvantages of tourism. Some of the communicable diseases can be spread by tourists; it is the worst effect of it. Because of tourism, some of the beauty spots are getting polluted. We can see many bottles, plastic bags and others even at the highest peak, Mt. Everest. Some of the tourists can be criminal. They can commit crimes here.

           There are some problems in the field of tourism in Nepal. The major problems are transportation and security. Most of the beauty spots are situated in remote areas. We have not built roads to go to all these places yet. We have to depend on only air services. Similarly, the problem of security has reduced the number of the tourists. There are not standard hotels in the remote areas. We have to provide all eh facilities to the tourists to promote tourism in Nepal.

           We have to try to promote tourism in Nepal. All the sectors concerned are expected to give high priority to promote it. The government should provide transportation facilities and security to the tourists. Then, more and more tourists will be tempted to visit our motherland.

Watching the tall mountain range of Himalaya covered with the snow and beautify senary anyone gets attracted to the mountain range of Himalaya. There are many tourist places in the Himalayas mountains where many people come to watch the beauty of the mountains. Today we come up with an essay on the Himalayas. So let’s get started with the essay.

The Himalayas.

Himalayan is one of the most beautiful mountain range in the world, the mountains in the Himalayan range are always covered with snow throughout the year. Watching at these mountains it looks like they are the houses made from the snow. Because of tall peaks, the Himalayan mountain is also referred as the kings of all the mountains.

There are many beautify locations present in the Himalayan mountain. To see this location many people all around the world visit India all year round. The Himalayan mountain range is the crown of India and it is situated in the north direction. There are many religious places in the Himalayan mountain and many rivers that originate in this Himalayan mountain range.

The world’s tallest mountain Mount Everest is also situated in the Himalayan range, it is so huge that its peak looks like it is touching the sky. Mountaineer from all around the world visit here to climb Mount Everest and to experience its beauty.

Mount Kailash where it is said that Lord Shiv exists is also situated in the Himalayan mountain range it is also a tall mountain but is smaller as compared to Everest but still, till today no mountaineer has successfully climbed it. Like mount Kailash that are many other religious places present like Badrinath, Kedarnath, Haridwar and many more were lots of devotees visit all year round.

To watch the beauty of Himalaya many tourists visit the Himalayan mountains, there are many tourist places famous in Kashmir where beautiful gardens are present. Because of the beauty of Kashmir, it is also called the Nandanvan which means paradise. Darjeeling and Kullu Manali are also very famous tourist spots.

All the major rivers in north India originate from the Himalayan mountains this river includes Ganga, Yamuna, Brahmaputra, and other tributaries. All rivers are considered as very sacred and holy. This river provides water to complete north India. For farmers in north India, these rivers are a gift of God, because of this river here farming is a major occupation and farmers do the excellent quality of farming. Hydroelectricity is also generated with the help of these rivers which lights north India.

Himalaya is not only now for its beauty but is also protects India from the other country as the tall mountains act as a barrier which is almost impossible to cross. This prevents India from attacks from the neighboring countries. And also because of the tall peak of the Himalayan mountain, there is very heavy rainfall in our country which makes rivers flow all year round with fresh water. Without Himalaya, India would have turned into a desert.

In Himalaya there are many medicinal plants found with are only grown in the specific region of Himalaya as the climate is favorable there.

There are so many advantages which the Himalayas gives us, it attracts tourist with its beauty and also protects us and feed us. Himalayas mountain range is the pride of our country.

The End.

Friends, what do you think of the Himalayas and its beauty? do tell us by commenting below.

This essay on the Himalayas can be used by students of class 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th for there educational purpose. And this essay can also be used on the topics given below.

• Himalayan mountains.
• The beauty of the Himalayas.
• Himalayas the pride of India.

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• Eastern Region (Purwanchal)
  • Koshi
  • Mechi
  • Sagarmatha
• Central Region (Madhyamanchal)
  • Bagmati
  • Janakpur
  • Narayani
• Western Region (Pashchimanchal)
  • Dhawalagiri
  • Gandaki
  • Lumbini
• Mid-Western Region (Madhya Pashchimanchal)
  • Bheri
  • Karnali
  • Rapti
• Far-Western Region (Sudur Pashchimanchal)
  • Mahakali
  • Seti

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