Religion

In Nepal, Hinduism and Buddhism are the two main religions. The two have co-existed down the ages and many Hindu temples share the same complex as, Buddhist shrines. Hindu and Buddhist worshippers may regard the same god with different names while performing religious rites.

 
Nepal has been declared as a secular country by the Parliament on May 18, 2006. Religions like Hindusim Buddhism, Islam, Christianity, and Bon are practiced here. Some of the earliest inhabitants like the Kirats practice their own kind of religion based on ancestor worship and the Tharus practice animism. Over the years, Hinduism and Buddhism have been influenced by these practices which have been modified to form a synthesis of newer beliefs.
 
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National Parks and Wildlife Reserves of Nepal

 

 

PARKS

WILDLIFE RESERVES

Shey-Phoksundo National Park

Kanchenjunga Conservation Area

Sagarmatha National Park

Annapurna Conservation Area

Makalu Barun National Park

Shukla Phant Wildlife Reserve

Chitwan National Park

Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve

Langtang National Park

Koshi-Tappu Wildlife Reserve

Shivapuri National Park

Manaslu Conservation Area

Khaptad National Park

Parsa Wildlife Reserve

Rara National Park

 

Bardia National Park

 

For more information, visit the official homepage of:
Department of National Parks and WildLife Conservation

 

 

 

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