National Symbols of Nepal - Pride and Identity
Discover the national symbols of Nepal, including the national flag, flower, bird, anthem, and more. Learn about the unique meanings behind each symbol and their significance in Nepalese culture. Explore the richness and diversity of Nepal's heritage through its distinct national emblems.
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National symbols Sponsoring teacher: Sponsor school :Kavya School City :Kathmandu Country: Nepal
National flag national flag of our country is only the triangular shaped flag in the world. It has three different colour. It was made after our country was unified by late king PrithiviNarayan Shah. It is unique also because of the sun and moon of the flag sun and moon in the flag says that till the sun and moon exist in the universe our country remains. RED= BRAVERY OF NEPALI SOLDIERS . BLUE= Thinking of Nepalese are vast like sky and oceans WHITE= PEACE AND HAPPINESS OF NEPAL
rhododendron Laligurans is regarded as the national flower of Nepal . It grows at the height of 1400- 3600m. It has special place in the life and culture of the Nepalese people. It is red in colour. Red auspicious colour in Nepali culture. It is used for making juice and medicine. In the month of March and April, rhododendron blankets the hills with magnificent beauty and attention of trekkers. is the most draws thousands of the
Danphe Danphe (lophophorous) is our national bird. It is found in the Himalayan region of Nepal. They can endure the cold weather. They live up to 2500m and above 4500m. They have nine colored plumage throughout their body. That is why we often call them Naurangi Danphe. They possess long metallic green crests. They are very beautiful birds.
National Anthem Every nation has its own national anthem and so has Nepal. It is the pride and identity of our country. We all should respect our national anthem. Respect to our national anthem means respect to our motherland. All formal national festivals, ceremonies and programmes of honour begin the national anthem. Thus, when our national anthem is sung, we should stand up in a disciplined way with our right hand on our left chest to show our tribute to it.
Coat-of-Arms It is one of the symbols of our identities. It is used to legalize documents in government offices. After the political changes in Nepal, the coat-of-arms has also been changed and brought into use from 15thPoush 2063 B.S. It was designed jointly by three people: Himalaya Gautam , Krishna Shrestha and Navindraman Rajbhandari. It represents all the important features of Nepal.
NATIONAL DISH OUR NATIONAL DISH IS dhido and gundruk. Gundruk is made up of spinish and dhido is made up of the paste of flour of the corn and millet. It is easy to prepare, cheaper, taster and healthier. If you visit us once you taste it.
Done by grade six Thank you
