Nepal / Burbank, Jon

"The isolated nation of Nepal has often been seen as mysterious to outsiders. However, readers are able to discover the truth about what life is like in this country that is most famous for its rugged terrain, including Mount Everest. Thoroughly updated text dives deeply into the history, government, and economy of Nepal, as well as its religions, arts, and cuisine. Photographs capture the beauty of its environment and the diversity of its people, and maps add another engaging visual component. Fact boxes and sidebars provide additional information, including profiles of Nepalese people who can be considered global citizens"--Provided by publisher.

Investigates the culture of the country of Nepal, discussing the country's different religions, geography, government, economy, environment, language, and art.

This book presents information on the geography, history, government, economy, culture, and people of Nepal.

Explores in pictures and text the cultural history and religious practices that still pervade everyday life for the major ethnic groups that inhabit this remote and fascinating mountain country.