Real Nepalese women work too hard. There is no gender equality in the local area. Families are basically supported by women. They need to work in the fields, help with the children, and some even need to go out to work, while men are only responsible for chatting together.
Until now, the real Nepal still thinks that women are unclean in special periods, which will bring bad luck to families and even villages. Women in this period will be expelled or imprisoned in dark rooms, which is simply a bad habit.
There is a "living goddess" in real Nepal, which is called "living goddess" locally. The selection criteria of the living goddess are still very strict, and they have to go through various tests. Girls who become "living goddesses" will be worshipped by the public on special festivals.
If the real Nepalese "living goddess" has menarche or bleeding and needs to abdicate, she will be regarded as an unlucky woman from now on. Many women who used to be "living goddesses" eventually became lonely and miserable.
Real Nepalese men and women should not be too close in public. Locals feel that men and women are not close, even after marriage. But don't be surprised to see a situation in Nepal, that is, men and women go shopping hand in hand, even hug in hot springs and so on.
In Nepal, you need real daily clothes, and you can't wear exposed clothes, especially in some special places, such as temples, suspenders, shorts and vests, which are not allowed.
Real Nepalese men like women in China very much. Many local people want to marry women in China. On the streets of Nepal, local men often chat up women in public. If such a thing happens in Nepal, refuse it immediately.
The real Nepal has a great disparity between the rich and the poor. Not everyone is what the internet says. Generally, many people who have money in Nepal are China people who do business locally. They live in villas and drive luxury cars, and their lives are still very luxurious.
There are so many poor people in Nepal, which is inseparable from the laziness of the local people. Laziness here refers to Nepalese men, many of whom are lazy. Although some people have jobs, they will choose to skip work or leave their jobs every time they get paid, and they are not willing to continue working until they spend all their wages.
There are many real liars in Nepal. Be careful when you get to Nepal. They may be people who walk past you and sell handicrafts, or they may be vendors who set up stalls in the market.
Real Nepalese bargain as much as possible when buying things, especially if they know that you are from China, they will be very friendly, and then raise the price. Remember that bargaining is very difficult.
The infrastructure in Nepal is really poor. Many places are full of potholes. Going out after rain is the most troublesome thing. There is mud everywhere, and sometimes cars will splash all over themselves when they pass by.
There are no high-rise buildings in Nepal's real cities, and buildings, like no planning, can basically be described as disorder, which may be related to the local land policy.
Real Nepalese backpackers are really fast. When they set out together, they were still wearing slippers, so fast that they could run far away at once.
The real hair salons in Nepal are actually divided into men and women, unlike Vietnam. In Nepal, if men go to women's hair salons, they won't do your hair.
The real Nepalese people have great respect for scalpers. The scalper mentioned here is not a scalper, but a real scalper. Cattle can be said to be a local national animal. Besides crows, dogs and other animals also have a sacred position in Nepal.
Nepal's real tap water and mountain spring water are not recommended for direct drinking. It is best to drink boiled water or buy bottled water in supermarkets and convenience stores during your stay in Nepal.
There are really too many mosquitoes in Nepal. Whether traveling or working in Nepal, be sure to bring mosquito repellent. Local mosquitoes are everywhere, in the streets, shopping malls, and even when you get off the plane, they fly to welcome you.
There are many "enthusiastic" people in real Nepal, such as airports and railway stations. They usually play the role of staff, and then provide services for you, and even take the initiative to help you with your luggage and open the way for you. Nothing for nothing. After the service, please open your wallet and pay the service fee.
There are really too many people in Kathmandu, Nepal. The resident population is already quite large. During the festival, people from all over the country will gather in Kathmandu from all directions. It's best not to go out these days, because it's too messy.
It is normal for people to sit on the roof of real Nepalese vehicles. Whether it is a bus or a train, there is basically no gap. The key point is that many buses in Nepal are rusty and look dangerous.
The real source of Nepal's economy is tourism. The local natural scenery is good and the tourism resources are rich. Tourism alone accounts for 30% of the country's GDP.
The real Nepal can be described as messy. Many people can't stand being sent to work in Nepal, and some even quit their jobs. Nevertheless, Nepal is indeed one of the countries with the highest happiness index in the world.
The full name of Nepal is the Federal Democratic Republic of Nepal. The whole country is almost surrounded by India, and only the north is adjacent to China. It is a landlocked country in South Asia, located at the southern foot of the Himalayas. What is the land area of Nepal 147000km? With a total population of 30 million, the population density is 203 people per square kilometer.
Kathmandu is the capital of Nepal, and there are also big cities such as Patan, Badgang and Boquera, but even Kathmandu in Nepal is very backward. Nepal's national GDP is US$ 30.4 billion, and its per capita GDP is US$ 65,438 +0.049, which is about RMB 6,700. Even if the per capita GDP is equal to the average wage, the monthly income of Nepalese is only 560 yuan.
There are 14 peaks over 8000m above sea level in the world, more than half of which are on the border between China and Nepal. Mount Qomolangma is one of the most familiar peaks, as well as Mount Luozi, Mount Dharagiri, Annapurnas and so on. There are only two seasons in a year, namely winter (dry season) and summer (rainy season).
As mentioned above, Nepal's per capita GDP is US$ 65,438+0,049. Even if the per capita GDP is equal to the average wage, the monthly income of Nepalese is only 560 yuan RMB, not to mention the average income will be lower than the per capita GDP, so the monthly income of Nepalese is still lower than 560 yuan RMB.
The wages of waiters, nannies, porters and drivers in Nepal are very low, basically around 400-800 yuan. If you can be a taxi driver, your monthly income can reach 1000 yuan, which is not bad in the local area.
With many China people setting up factories in Nepal, Nepalese people like to work in the factory in China best, because as long as they can enter the factory in China, their income can basically be said to belong to the middle-high income group in the local area, and some of them are even higher than the income of local civil servants.
Although the income of Nepalese people is very low, don't underestimate the income of several hundred yuan per month, which is an important income they use to support their family's monthly expenses. In Nepal, basic food and clothing is enough for most people.
Many people say that prices in Nepal are very low. What is the price in Nepal?
Catering: In Nepal, 3-6 yuan can basically make fried noodles or fried rice. For example, in jiaozi, the prices of ordinary Chinese fast food are almost the same. The price may be higher if there is more meat, but it is also very cheap on the whole. In addition, Western-style fast food is not expensive, such as ordinary set meal 15 yuan, and 80 yuan, such as family bucket. If it is not a chain store, it can sometimes bargain.
Accommodation: Accommodation in Nepal is very cheap, ranging from ten yuan to hundreds of thousands. The higher the price, the better. On average, an ordinary youth hostel can stay for one night for more than RMB 10, while an ordinary hotel can stay for one night for an average of RMB 50 to RMB 60. Even for star-rated hotels, the price is generally 20 -40 yuan, which is already very good.
Transportation: There are buses, triple hops, bicycles, taxis, buses and triple hops in Nepal. The main problem is not price, but safety. A one-way ticket is usually a few cents. It's ok to ride a bike at close range, but it's still tiring when it's far away. If you choose a taxi, you must pay attention to the driver's cheating, and it is best to talk about the price before getting on the bus.
In Nepal, you must do two things well, don't take care of or take things for others, take care of your own belongings, and the important thing is to hide your money.
In Nepal, you must remember to lock your suitcase, whether you are flying or going to the hotel, which is such a small move to prevent theft.
In Nepal, hotels are very cheap, but there is still a big gap between local star-rated hotels and our domestic star-rated hotels, generally much worse than our hotels at the same level.
In Nepal, do as the Romans do, because it is a country with many customs. What can and can't be done, it's best to do some strategies before departure.
In Nepal, you can't touch others' things with your feet. The local people think that touching with their feet is an offensive and not serious behavior.
In Nepal, anyone can take photos anywhere. If you are taking pictures, please get permission from the other party to take pictures.
In Nepal, a child's head cannot be touched casually. The local people think that the head is very sacred and no one is allowed to touch it. If you see other people's children cute in the street, don't touch them.
In Nepal, you'd better dress conservatively. Because of the custom, they don't wear halter tops and revealing clothes, and even tourists had better not wear them.
Many people like to travel to Nepal, mainly because of the local natural scenery. On the other hand, although Nepal's natural scenery is good, many places are not suitable for traveling to Nepal, such as diet, housing, daily behavior and so on. Moreover, Nepal can be said to be a messy country. Be sure to pay attention to personal hygiene when you go and prepare protective equipment before you leave.
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