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10 Essential Facts About Nepal Every Student Should Know
Nepal is more than just the land of Mount Everest and Lord Buddha's birthplace. From its unique flag and UNESCO World Heritage sites to its cultural ties with India, here are ten important facts every student should know about this Himalayan nation.
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India To Fund 3 Reconstruction Projects Of Cultural Heritage Sites In Nepal
India will be funding Nepali Rs 246 million for the reconstruction of three more Cultural Heritage projects in Nepal after six out of the 28 heritage sites contracts have already been reconstructed.
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UNESCO Heritage Site Boudhanath Stupa Reopens After Nepal Earthquake
The Boudhanath Stupa, one of the UNESCO-enlisted heritage sites in Nepal which was severely damaged in an earthquake last year, was reopened for public on Tuesday after the completion of its reconstruction.
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Britain's Prince Harry Meets Survivors Of Nepal Earthquake
Britain's Prince Harry, on a four-day tour of Nepal, visited centuries-old heritage sites today devastated by earthquakes last year and met some survivors, many of whom are still living in makeshift shelters.
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Nepal Reopens 6 Heritage Sites for Public After Deadly Earthquakes
Nepal today reopened six heritage sites, including the famed Pashupathinath temple, for the public in a bid to woo tourists back, nearly two months after deadly earthquakes severely damaged some of the country's historic cultural sites and killed nearly 9,000 people.
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Safety Worries as Earthquake-Hit Nepal Reopens Heritage Sites
Nepal reopened its temple-filled Durbar Squares to the public today despite warnings over safety, seeking to woo back tourists after a deadly earthquake that left much of the country's cultural heritage in ruins.
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Nepal Plans to Re-Open Heritage Sites to Tourists in August
Nepal is planning to re-open the historical structures and monuments enlisted by the UNESCO as World Heritage sites to the tourists as well as the general public from August 17 as only 15 per cent of the sites have been damaged in the recent devastating earthquakes.
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Nepal Earthquake Takes Heavy Toll on Temples
The devastating earthquake in Nepal has destroyed or badly damaged many temples both in the Kathmandu Valley and elsewhere.
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10 Essential Facts About Nepal Every Student Should Know
Nepal is more than just the land of Mount Everest and Lord Buddha's birthplace. From its unique flag and UNESCO World Heritage sites to its cultural ties with India, here are ten important facts every student should know about this Himalayan nation.
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India To Fund 3 Reconstruction Projects Of Cultural Heritage Sites In Nepal
India will be funding Nepali Rs 246 million for the reconstruction of three more Cultural Heritage projects in Nepal after six out of the 28 heritage sites contracts have already been reconstructed.
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UNESCO Heritage Site Boudhanath Stupa Reopens After Nepal Earthquake
The Boudhanath Stupa, one of the UNESCO-enlisted heritage sites in Nepal which was severely damaged in an earthquake last year, was reopened for public on Tuesday after the completion of its reconstruction.
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Britain's Prince Harry Meets Survivors Of Nepal Earthquake
Britain's Prince Harry, on a four-day tour of Nepal, visited centuries-old heritage sites today devastated by earthquakes last year and met some survivors, many of whom are still living in makeshift shelters.
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Nepal Reopens 6 Heritage Sites for Public After Deadly Earthquakes
Nepal today reopened six heritage sites, including the famed Pashupathinath temple, for the public in a bid to woo tourists back, nearly two months after deadly earthquakes severely damaged some of the country's historic cultural sites and killed nearly 9,000 people.
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Safety Worries as Earthquake-Hit Nepal Reopens Heritage Sites
Nepal reopened its temple-filled Durbar Squares to the public today despite warnings over safety, seeking to woo back tourists after a deadly earthquake that left much of the country's cultural heritage in ruins.
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Nepal Plans to Re-Open Heritage Sites to Tourists in August
Nepal is planning to re-open the historical structures and monuments enlisted by the UNESCO as World Heritage sites to the tourists as well as the general public from August 17 as only 15 per cent of the sites have been damaged in the recent devastating earthquakes.
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Nepal Earthquake Takes Heavy Toll on Temples
The devastating earthquake in Nepal has destroyed or badly damaged many temples both in the Kathmandu Valley and elsewhere.
