Nepal
Nepal
Nepal shares 2125 connections with 15387 other places across 29 topics. Government, history, religion, and nature account for the bulk of these connections, with the strongest ties to India, the United States, and China. Connections range from Kirant-following Sunuwar communities practicing Mundhum culture to 18 figures recognized as National Heroes in 1955, and extend further across Buddhist traditions and sport.
Face of Nepal
Connects Nepal to: Korea | Suwon, South Korea
universities in Nepal
Connects Nepal to: Kathmandu, Nepal | Pokhara, Nepal
Jatras in Nepal
Connects Nepal to: Bhaktapur, Nepal | Bindloss
tunnels in Nepal
Connects Nepal to: Sundarijal, Nepal | Melamchi, Nepal
Laurie Skreslet
Connects Nepal to: Colorado | Calgary, Canada
Administrative divisions of Nepal
Jan Willis
Connects Nepal to: Alabama | Docena, Alabama
Buddha Sayami
Connects Nepal to: Kathmandu, Nepal | Jawalakhel
Ram Man Trishit
Connects Nepal to: Chabahil
Phurba Tashi
Connects Nepal to: Solukhumbu District | Khumjung
Sujata Koirala
Connects Nepal to: Koshi Province | Biratnagar, Nepal
Ian Murray (Scottish politician)
Connects Nepal to: United Kingdom | Edinburgh, Scotland
Featured in the Bunkagame quiz
- October 13, 2026 Russia is a large multi-ethnic example of this kind of government, like the United States, Canada, India, Brazil, Pakistan and Australia, while Nepal became the world's newest example of it when its new constitution took effect on 20 September 2015. What is this political system of united self-governing units called?
- September 25, 2026 In Nepal, this deep-fried triangular pastry, usually filled with spiced potatoes or lentils, was popularised by Indian Marwari merchants. In Australia, frozen versions of the same snack are widely sold in grocery stores and served at cafés. Which snack is it?
- August 15, 2026 In May 2018, Pakistan launched the Super Kabaddi League to boost interest in the sport of kabaddi. Which other Asian country began its own top-tier kabaddi league in 2025 as its fourth franchise sports competition, after cricket, football and volleyball, and saw its women's national team win a historic bronze at the 19th Asian Games?