Our Cooking Around the World Adventure has brought us to Nepal. Dylan and I - a couple of years back - went to a Nepalese restaurant when we took Pia there during her Eat-Your-Way-Around-Berkeley Birthday weekend. The food was delicious.
Country: Nepal
Fun Facts:
Nepal’s local name for
Mt. Everest is Sagarmatha, or “goddess of the sky.”
The flag of Nepal is the
only national flag that is not quadrilateral in shape. [See right.]
Eight of the world’s
highest peaks can be found in Nepal.
Touching anything with
your feet is considered offensive in Nepal.
The abominable
snowman, also known as the yeti, is a legendary apelike creature that is
believed to frequent the high valleys of Nepal.
Greetings in Nepal are
similar to the greetings in India– people put their palms together and then bow
their forehead, saying “Namaste,” which directly translates to “I salute the
God in you.”
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The Netherlands is next on our list. This Global Table Ambassador is signing off for now.
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