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Nepal is a heady mix, a fascinating land of ancient history, vibrant cultures and people, bio-diversity and scenic grandeur. From the magnificent snow-capped peaks to the North, the lesser mountains and midlands in the central region and the tropical jungles and fertile plains to the south, Nepal is a land that is largely defined by its geographical features. Located between China and India, Nepal also stands at the defining frontier of civilisation in this part of the world, showing a true multi-cultural, multi-ethnic amalgamation. Despite being wedged between two giant neighbours and civilisations, Nepal has produced a history and culture that is vastly different and unique. People This varied landscape has one of the richest cultural landscapes. It has a population of roughly 22 million people. The heterogeneity is seen in the multiplicity of ethnic and caste groups who speak over 70 languages and dialects. Amazing cultural diversity for such a small country. The cultural heterogeneity is also linked to the landscape and can be seen in the way that different ethnic groups occupy parts of the country. The Gurungs and Magars live mainly in the western region, the Rais, Limbus and Sunwars inhabit the slopes and valleys of the eastern mid-hills while the Sherpas, Manangpas and Lopas inhabit the higher Everest, Annapurna and Mustang regions respectively. The Newars constitute an important ethnic group of the capital valley Kathmandu. The Terai has various caste groups like the Tharus, Yadavas, Satar, Rajvanshis and Dhimals. Brahmins, Chhetris and Thakuris are generally spread out over all parts of the kingdom. Landscape Nepal consists of several physiographic regions or natural zones - the four mountain ranges, the valleys located between them and the plains to the south of these ranges. The plains or flatlands in Nepal consist of the Terai and the Bhabar. The Terai forms the northernmost part of the fertile Gangetic plain and extends into Nepal - a region that is called the `granary' of Nepal, and a green expanse of paddies, mango groves, bamboo thickets and palm fringed villages. Between the plains and the first foothills is a narrow expanse of stony, shallow, immature soils called the Bhabar. Due to its porosity and it is unfit for agriculture.

CASINOS
Nights fall early on Kathmandu, but not on the four casinos of Kathmandu where international games like Blackjack, Baccarat, Pontoon, Roulette, Flush, Beat the Dealer and Slot machines go round the clock, seven days a week. The atmosphere are one of stylish enjoyment and it is tempting to linger. Even those visitors who have never gambled before soon learn how to play. There is no pressure. Charming Guest Relations Executives are at your service no sooner than you enter the casinos, and if you so wish, will take you around to explain the various games. Or you can simply wander around the casinos on your own without feeling you/re being watched, and enjoy the facilities laid out for your entertainment. It/s a non-stop party. The facilities at all the casinos are first class, yet the minimum stake is quite low, so even novices can enjoy themselves. The dealers are young and enjoy their work. Waiters provide everything a guest requires, including a light for a cigarette. The casinos are perfect places to unwind during a visit to Nepal whether you/ve flown in from overseas for a few days or are in Kathmandu for a few hours. Any time is Casino Time.

REFRESHMENT AND DINING
The Casinos operate their own international standard bar, making hot, cold, hard or soft drinks available 24 hours a day. Along with drinks, you`ll enjoy Indian, Chinese and Continental dishes sold at very reasonable prices. Take your snack or meal while you play at the gameside tables, or in a quiet spot away from the action. Enjoy a morning, afternoon, evening or late night out at the Casinos - the only casinos in the Indian subcontinent.

 
 

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