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![A very short visual introduction to Nepal [HD]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/wXZVbaTZiWA/mqdefault.jpg)
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A very short visual introduction to Nepal [HD]
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Nepal is a landlocked country, located in the lap of the Himalayas, bordered by India on the West, South and East and China on the North. A variety of ethnic groups, religions, and languages co-exist peacefully in Nepal contributing to its cultural diversity. While the numerous rivers, thick tropical forests, the Himalayan mountain ranges and varying climatic conditions have made the country re...
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what a wonderful culture we people of nepal have. we must protect this kind of culture from christianity and india. since Pushpa Kamal Dahal is the new prime minister of Nepal, lets us all write a petition to government of Nepal to establish Kirat Regiment within Nepal Army to protect Nepal from Indian aggression and christian missionaries. i mean when we said we need to have kirat regiment, it means magar gurung rai limbu tamang thakali are all included in this regiment. Kirat refers to all the Mongoloid race people. Scholar and historian Arvind Savant has documented "Mongoloid people complexions yellowish, nose is broad & stubby, chick bones are protruding out and head is big. Their origin is in West China, from where Yangtze River originates. We find them in China, Japan, Tibet, Myanmar and Nepal. In India, they reside in Ladakha & Assam. They have been mentioned as Kirat (किरात) in Ramayana and Mahabharata scriptures. They used to worship idols,before they accepted Buddhism." page 22 - Discovery of God By Arvind Savant So as we see Kirat refers to magar gurung rai limbu tamang thakali and other mongoloid race people. So when we have Kirat Regiment in Nepal army, it means magar gurung rai limbu tamang thakali people are included in this regiment. I am sure Kirat Regiment will protect Nepal bhumi and Nepali culture and religion. They have been protecting Nepal bhumi since Yalamber time. Forget the gurkha lahures. they are only interested in joining british army. they care less about development and protection of Nepal. Let's hope after the new constitution of Nepal is established, we will have Kirat Regiment. Kirat Regiment will take care of Nepal. we must now allow Indian and Christianity to weaken our nepali society. I am sure Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal will agree on formation of Kirat Regiment within Nepal army. Indian interference in nepali politics, indian aggression at Nepal-India border and the christianity is the biggest threat to Nepal. Jaya Naya Nepal
Now Puspa Kamal Dahal has turned into the most hated politician of Nepal.. I hope you who have been presenting your opinions and facts online in different forms run for election
@@aa6eheia156 Also the Kirati priest should be in charge of the Pashupatinath Temple. Lord Shiva is originally the God of the Kirat people. He is also known as Kirateshwar Mahadev. When Kirateshwar Mahadev defeated both Brahma and Vishnu, he was named Devon Ke Dev which simply translates to God of the Gods. The Pashupatinath Temple in Nepal has an origin that dates back to the Kirat era. Nepal's oldest statue (Birupakshya) which is also known as Kirateswor Mahadev is inside the Pashupatinath temple. Birupakshya statue was built by Kirati people in ancient times Nepal. One interesting fact about Pashupatinath Temple is that the caretakers and priests are the Indian Brahmins. This tradition of having Indian brahmins at the Pasupathaintah temple was started by the Malla King in the 14th century. Click the video link to know why the Kirati priest should be in charge of the Pashupatinath Temple. ruclips.net/video/VCdKvTJOMrA/видео.html
@@dilipbhattarai7298 I know all these things.. for me the priest thing isn't the most important thing right now.. I just want Kirat people to step up, get educated and develop this country with science and technology just like East Asia(especially China) is doing.. I want Kirat people to stay in Nepal, develop their region, especially eastern Nepal.. end this stupid tradition of going to British/Indian Gorkha, Singapore police etc.. those Kirat people who serve in those foreign armies must teach their children who grow abroad about their proud Nepali and Kirati history and inspire them to become scientists and engineers from top western universities and make them return to their ancestral land and develop this nation
@@dilipbhattarai7298 Kirat parents should be strict and expect their children to be top students in the world and get to best universities just like how Chinese, Japanese, South Korean parents are..
@@dilipbhattarai7298 I see very less Kirat students in top classes and educational events/competitions in Kathmandu valley.. there are many top students from different communities but I've never seen top students from Kirat community.. it's because most capable boys go for Gurkha recruitment and almost all Kirat girls I've seen have been in modelling and entertainment sectors.. I want this Legendary Kirat people to do more.. be scientists and engineers and make Nepal the most technologically and scientifically forward country of the world
kasto ramro
I love this video... Whoever are you u did fantastic job. We will expect more of intro video of NEPAL to advertise among foreigners .
Hats off.. i salute to the creativity and beauty of this video. i love my Nepal..thanks a lot!!!... (✿◠‿◠) (◡‿◡✿) (◕‿◕✿)
nice place in nepal.
very very nice
simply the best.......feels like in heaven..."4:30"min ko part...:)...
Wow!!!Such a beauty!!This video is simply awesome!!The music is superb!!Loved it so much!!Whoever did it, credit goes to you!!Keep it up!!
proud to be a nepali...i love Nepal
Loved the whole video ..thanks for sharing jai Nepal!!