Nepal is a country with religious beliefs. Most people believe in Buddhism. The trip to Nepal is definitely worth a visit. The black tea here is also very famous. Today, I'm going to tell you what specialties Nepal has and what specialties Nepal is worth buying.

Shopping places recommended by Nepal

1. Tamil Street (Thamel)

Take Nepal as an example, the hometown of black tea, precious stones and saris? A dazzling array of Tamil shopping streets will satisfy your shopping enthusiasm! Located in the center of Kathmandu, Tamil is a gathering place for backpackers. Here, as long as you know how to shop, you can go home contentedly. Known by Tamils as Little Hong Kong, it is a place where many foreign tourists gather. The streets are narrow and crowded with tourists of all colors from all over the world. The shops here are crowded and bustling, and it is a must-see stop for Nepal. Tip: It's best to bargain when choosing items.

2. Enderla wedge

Indra Square is a famous distribution center for cashmere soft wool shawls. The shawl made of high-grade goat hair is delicate in texture and very warm. There are many shops around the square, and even the steps of the temple have become second-hand shop windows. The wool products sold are of good quality, and the price is definitely not cheap. There are all kinds of small shops on both sides of Market Street. It is worthwhile for it to walk here. S a pleasure to meet what you like and find a few things!

Nepal specialty

1. Fun

Many shops and supermarkets in Tamil Street sell small packages of spices, from steamed dumpling spices to tea spices. You can also go to Ashan Street, where local people can buy fresh Ma Sala powder.

There are all kinds of edible spices in Nepal. These spices are made from natural plants. Although not everything is to your taste, you can buy it and cook it in your own way if you like. The taste is fragrant and special. It can be bought in traditional markets in Kathmandu, Patan and Badgang. Many styles. If you don't know how to choose, you can buy the packaged spices directly. You can tell whether it's meat or vegetable spices by looking at the pictures.

2. Gurkha machete (Gurkha saber or Hukuri)

Nepal army knife, namely Nepal machete, or more precisely Gurkha machete. Accompanied by a wonderful story, a brave legend. Gurkha is the national sword of Nepal. There is a big difference between a first-class genuine product and a souvenir. The price depends on the inlaid ornaments and handwork of the blade and knife cover. The machete used by Gurkha soldiers has a small V-shaped dent at the bottom of the blade body, which can guide the drawn blood and avoid polluting the handle. And there are two knives on the back of the knife cover, which are used to cut things. True and false Gurkha machetes abound, among which the three capitals and eight directions are the most, but the quality is mixed. You should appreciate them more before buying them, and of course, bargain harder.

3. Handmade products

There are many kinds of handicrafts in Nepal, which are strange and inexpensive, but the quality is uneven. There are mainly jewelry boxes, wood carvings, embroidered Buddha statues, sand Ji Ling headdresses, Nepalese hats and masks embedded in T-shirts.

There are many special stationery, envelopes, calendars, notebooks, wrapping paper, lanterns and so on. Made of handmade paper. The price is low, but the materials are not very good, which can be discussed. Notebooks with Nepalese cloth or batik cover are most suitable for buying and giving. There are many shops specializing in this kind of handmade paper products in Taimer District of Kathmandu, and the design of each shop is different.

4. Thangka

Thangka's paintings are extremely complicated and the materials used are also very exquisite. Pigments are all natural mineral plant raw materials, with bright and lasting colors and strong snow scene style.

At present, Thangka paintings in Kathmandu are mostly painted for tourists, and some of them have been fumigated, which makes people think they are ancient paintings. Is Thangka based on the religious belief of Tibetan Buddhism or a tribute to God? O, describing long hutong paintings with festivals as the theme. The painting style is exquisite and accurate, even if it is not a religious object, it is still a work of art, and the real Thangka painting is not easy to buy. Thangkas painted by modern painters are everywhere, and the densest place is in Bhakta. The price depends on personal taste and preference.

5. Nepalese black tea

Milk tea in Nepal is basically made from local black tea. Black tea is exquisite, and the wooden box containing black tea is beautiful, which is worth collecting. S not expensive. S a good choice to buy it as a gift or as a jewelry box for yourself.

In addition to the specialties detailed above, Nepal also has great demand for statues, bronze statues, silver statues, gold statues and exquisite wood carvings. Prayer tubes, stone carvings, tribute bowls, paper masks, Thangka and Pavas, cashmere, carpets, jewelry, etc. It's all worth buying, provided there is demand and you like it.

mask

The mask of the Hindu god in Nepal? As a model, the mask is made of wood carving, copper carving, clay sculpture and other materials. Vendors selling masks are concentrated in three Duba squares. In addition, there is a stopover between Kathmandu and Bhakta, in Timis village. Bhakta is famous for making solidified paper dance masks and Songkhla sculptures. Masks are a specialty of this village.

Next, shopping in Nepal is worth noting:

All handicrafts in Nepal with a history of more than 100 years are marked with antiques. Taking them out of Nepal is illegal and serious. The remaining handicrafts, especially those made of stone, metal and wood, or oil paintings or any assembled historical handicrafts, need to apply to the Archaeological Department of Kathmandu (near the Supreme Court) for customs clearance before they can be exported. Please apply for the customs clearance form with your shopping list.

These are the special products worth buying in Nepal that I introduced to you. Of course, there are many local specialties in Nepal, which can be purchased according to your own needs. I hope my recommendation is useful to you!

2. How much is the tour in Nepal?

It depends on how long you play. I'll book you a day. Cost.

Zhangmu-Kathmandu Carpool 1000RS/ person, jeep mineral water bottle 15RS, Pepsi-Cola, Coca-Cola, Fanta 50RS, Beer 185-250RS China Hotel Accommodation 800- 1500RS/ day (basically domestic TV stations Diet: I just came to Nepal. I may not be used to the local food, but I can try. Chinese food is just a home-cooked dish. Meat dishes are about 300RS-500RS, vegetarian dishes are about 120RS-350RS, and western food is about 700-1000 rs per person. Taxi: Starting from Tamil, the fare to various scenic spots is 250RS-5000. It's up to you to buy other souvenirs.

3. How much is a set of souvenirs from Nepal?

7-day tour in Nepal, not much shopping, 500 yuan is enough. Buy some souvenirs and go to 1000 yuan; If you go paragliding, you can buy about 1000 if you buy less things. If you buy more, you will get 2000 yuan. Want to buy beeswax, thangka and the like, there is no limit. If the price of a tour is only the price of a tour group, it is basically fixed. But when traveling, who doesn't just buy some? The price is not fixed.

4. Is Nepal's money valuable?

Valuable. Nepalese rosewood has a unique sour taste of rosewood and is a kind of mahogany. Mostly used to make mahogany furniture, mahogany decorations, trinkets and so on.

5. Nepalese goods

Corn, wheat, barley and millet.

Rice is one of the main food crops in Nepal. Most of the producing areas are concentrated in Wright Plain, and three seasons can be harvested in a year. In the middle and late 1980s, the planting area continued to expand, and many hilly and valley areas began to grow rice on a large scale. The output per hectare increased from 1975 to10.98 tons to 2.78 tons in 2005. By the end of 2004/05, the total output, planting area and yield per unit area of rice reached 4,289,800 metric tons, 1.54 1.700 hectares and 2.78 metric tons per hectare respectively. Therefore, agriculture in Nepal and the United States is backward, and the unit output has been very low (only 185 kg per mu).

Corn is also one of the main food crops in Nepal, which is mainly planted in Leyte Plain and Valley. By the end of 2004/05, the total output, planting area and output per unit area of corn reached 17 16000 metric tons, 849,900 hectares and 2.02 metric tons/hectare respectively.

Wheat is produced in Wright plain, mountains and hills. Generally, the seeds are sown in February of 1 1 and 12, and harvested in April and May of the following year. By the end of 2004/05, the total output, planting area and output per unit area of wheat reached 654.38+0.4424 metric tons, 675.800 hectares and 265.438+0.3 metric tons/hectare respectively. The sowing date of barley is similar to that of wheat, mostly concentrated in mountainous areas. Its sown area and yield are not large.

Millet is the main food for farmers in mountainous areas of Nepal, and its sown area and yield have increased to varying degrees. By 2004/05, the total output, planting area and output per unit area of millet will reach 289,800 metric tons, 258,800 hectares and 1. 12 metric tons/hectare respectively.

2. Cash crops. There are mainly sugarcane, tobacco, jute, cotton, potatoes and oil crops.

Sugarcane is mainly concentrated in the south of Cauchy and Narayani regions. At present, the total output, planting area and output of sugarcane reach 2376 1 10,000 metric tons, 59,000 hectares and 40.27 metric tons/hectare respectively.

Oil crops include sesame, rapeseed, flax and peanuts. Mainly concentrated in the southern plains, central mountainous areas and river valleys. At present, the total output, planting area and yield of rape have reached1420,000 metric tons,1878,000 hectares and 0.76 metric tons/hectare respectively.

Tobacco is grown in most parts of Nepal, but the development has not been obvious for a long time. The planting period is August and September, the harvest period is 65438+February, and the following year is 65438+1October.

Potatoes can be grown all over Nepal. At present, the total output, planting area and yield of potato have reached 6.5438 0.7388 million metric tons, 6.5438 0.468 million hectares and 6.5438 0.84 metric tons/hectare respectively. The sowing period is March, April and September, 65438+ 10 month, and the growing period is about 4 months.

Jute is mainly produced in southeast Nepal. As the price of jute fell in the mid-1980s, its planting area was greatly reduced. Sowing time is in March and April, and harvesting time is in July and August.

1972, cotton was successfully planted in Lupandei County, Lumbini Province, Nepal, and then gradually expanded to the southeast and southwest regions. Since 1984, cotton planting has developed greatly, but due to the high planting cost, cotton planting is far from forming a scale. Therefore, Nepal must import cotton worth 6.5438+200,000 to 6.5438+300,000 US dollars from abroad every year.

3. High value-added agricultural products. Mainly oranges, apples, vegetables, honey, cocoon tea and coffee.

Tea cultivation is mainly concentrated in eastern Nepal. At present, Ilam County, Jiapa County and Panchita County, which are located in the eastern Meqi area, have begun to embark on commercial scale. Tea production mainly depends on Nepal Tea Company, private tea farms and small farms, with a total output of12,600 metric tons and a planting area of 4,564 hectares.

Coffee cultivation is concentrated in Goulmy County, Algacanchi County and Palpa County in Lumbini Province, and no large-scale cultivation has been formed.

The total output, planting area and output of vegetables reached 2,065,200 metric tons,180,800 hectares and16,5438+0.42 metric tons/hectare respectively. At present, vegetable production still has a large number of exports after meeting domestic demand.

The planting area and total output of citrus reached 20,900 hectares and 65,438+026,000 metric tons respectively.

The total planting area and total output of apples reached 6927 hectares and 3 1400 metric tons respectively. Apple planting provides short-term employment opportunities for 5200 people every year.

Sericulture and beekeeping. At present, the mulberry planting area in Nepal is 245 hectares, and the total output of cocoon is 35 metric tons. The total output of honey reaches 600 metric tons.

4. Other crops. Including beans and fruits.

There are many varieties of beans, mainly soybeans, broad beans, peas, mung beans and chickpeas. Concentrated in mountainous and hilly areas. Beans account for a part of Nepal's exports to the United States. At present, its total output is 27 1.3 million tons, and its planting area is 3 1.68 hectares.

Fruits are divided into seasonal fruits and tropical fruits. Pear, walnut, peach, plum, persimmon, lemon, grape and pomegranate are seasonal fruits. Mango, banana, papaya, litchi and coconut are all tropical fruits. In recent years, Nepal has incorporated fruit production into its agricultural development plan and continuously expanded its planting area. At present, the planting area and total output of seasonal fruits and tropical fruits are 55,300 hectares and 552,900 metric tons respectively.

6. Consumer price list in Nepal

: From Guangzhou, I went to Nepal and went to Kathmandu-Chitawang National Forest Park-Lumbini-Boccara (by plane)-Kathmandu-Badgaon-Nagakout-Kathmandu. For 14 days, I brought back a dogleg knife and several scarves. The total cost is about 8600 yuan, you can refer to it. It costs 93 dollars to fly back to Kathmandu, Boccara. It will be much cheaper to come back by car. The round-trip air ticket to Kathmandu is about 3600 RMB, and the paraglider to Boccara is about 102 USD. The accommodation there is not expensive, but. This is very interesting. This price can be used as your reference. If you save some money, it is estimated that it can be reduced from 5500 to 6000.