
Nepal – A look at the roof of the world Source: Book Shangri – la
What brought you to Nepal?
Nepal is beautiful country. The beautiful landscape crowned by stunning mountains is also inhabited by great folks, among which is always like coming back, because such people in Europe too nepotkávají.
What is your vision of what you are trying?
Much of the population of Nepal live in great poverty, the country itself is one of the twenty poorest countries in the world. We strive to improve the living situation at least some of them, although actually it is a mere drop in the ocean.
Are dedicated to particular children, or working with other populations?
Our assistance is intended primarily for children, but at other ages forget. We organize such. reading and writing courses for older people in our Kathmandu továrni?ce primarily for the production of textiles we work to unemployed women.

Nepal – A look at the roof of the world
The region you are interested, we operate?
The area of ??our business is located away from tourist routes, so locals are unspoiled tourism. When to photograph someone, so thank me instead of asking baksheesh.
How do you take the local people?
The local population is enthusiastic that someone helps them. Do not let me pass my house without being offered food, if their county one season not visit, just ask, when they will come …
How do you appeal to, or health?
They use ordinary Nepali greeting “Namaste!” Otherwise, I am for them Mr. Tomas, and those who speak English, the address used more polite “sir.”
What is the historical monument would you recommend to see the visitors to Nepal?
Most of Nepal’s sights are concentrated in Kathmandu and the surrounding towns of Patan and Bhaktapur. Above it is a beautifully carved wooden Hindu temples, which are on UNESCO list.

Nepal – A look at the roof of the world Source: Book Shangri – la
Cooperation with other organizations dealing with this?
Yes, both Czech and international: most of the UK and Switzerland .
I noticed that the menu of your Mark is also an unconventional way Nepal. Can you reveal some details of this trip?
We pave the way directly by the clients’ interest, so do not just go for a classic mountain trek, but for example. ethnographically focused on the way – knowledge of life and habits of some of Nepal’s ethnic groups – or religiously – the monasteries and pilgrimage sites.
What you personally draw the Himalayas?
These high mountains I consider the most beautiful in the world. They have the charm and most fantastic energy.
What will most surprise in Nepal?
Probably, as Nepalis are able to pull together. During one of my stays in Kathmandu minibus driver ran over a child and one day all people boycotted buses, which serve as public transportation.
You’ve mastered some local customs?
The events, organized by the Association of Namaste Nepal Nepalese wearing a typical hat called drowning.
Are you interested in folk art?
The most I was intrigued by the Nepali folk music. It is very distinctive and is suitable for the local mountain landscape.
What are the most common themes of folk tales?
Perhaps as much as anywhere in the world: the victory of good over evil, stupidity or cleverness of the poor over the rich.

Nepal – A look at the roof of the world
What kind of faith or belief transmitted to children, work with, their parents?
First of all, belonging to the family. Nepalese family because it looks completely different than what we are accustomed. From babies to old men all live together, each with honor, learn from each other and support each other. Each member of the family of m unique place in the whole family clan.
As the Nepalese your friends joking?
Given that I can only Nepali phrases and some basic knowledge of English for most Nepalis are still at a lower level, we need to talk through interpreters, which does not allow for the possibility of banter too. Otherwise, the Nepalese like telling funny stories and laughs even be that you fall into the puddle, which in any event not think maliciously, they just went to the comic.