Kumari Devi - The Living Goddess
Not only does Nepal have many gods, goddess, deities, Bodhisattvas (near Buddhas), avatars and manifestations, which are worshipped and revered as statues, images, paintings and symbols, but it also has a real living goddess. The Kumari Devi is a young girl who lives in the building known as the Kumari Ghar, right beside Kathmandu's Durbar Square.
Festivals and Attractions (Holi)
By far, the most famous attraction in Nepal is Mt. Everest. Previously considered unconquerable, the mountain was successfully summited in 1953 by New Zealand mountaineer Edmund Hillary and Nepali Sherpa Tenzing Norgay. Ever since then, foreigners have flocked to Nepal (and Tibet) to get their chance to climb from Base Camp to the highest peak on earth. Napali tourism brings in about a half billion dollars annually, and almost all of this comes from fees to climb Everest.
NEPALI DANCE: CLASSICAL AND FOLK DANCES OF NEPAL
Nepali dances are very important for life, culture, and traditions. It is also the good source of entertainment as well as an effective refresher. The movement of feet and body in the rhythm of song or music in a pleasing way is dance. The complement of dance is song and music. Mainly we can classify Nepali dance into two kinds, ‘classical and folk dances.
