culture   Nepal

633 commonsense assertions
Concepts (632) birds (2) mountains (1) cows (1) prayer flags (1) cattle rearing (1) mountain climbing (1) yoga practice (1) climbing (1) mountain living (1) animals (1) hiking (1) cow (1) diwali celebration (1) mountain trekking (1) high-altitude living (1) boudhanath stupa (1) himalayas (1) kukri (1) beef (1) eating beef (1) pashupatinath (1) sherpa (1) trekking (1) yak (1) bull (1) spirituality (1) buddha purnima (1) gosainkunda (1) meat (1) monastery (1) religious festivals (1) rituals (1) temple (1) truck (1) bikram sambat (1) calculator (1) doctor (1) farmers (1) makalu (1) prayer wheel (1) steak (1) terrain (1) wildlife (1) buddhist monks (1) cowhide (1) dam (1) dashain (1) dog behavior (1) festivals (1) ghagra choli (1) harvest festival (1) highway (1) hike (1) hinduism (1) kailash mansarovar yatra (1) kathmandu (1) lodging (1) momo (1) mountain pass (1) muktinath (1) newari (1) sacred animals (1) singing bowl (1) slope (1) snake (1) stores (1) stove (1) stupa (1) yeti (1) beach (1) book preservation (1) brick (1) chicken (1) class (1) deer (1) devotion (1) dhaulagiri (1) dietary restrictions (1) hang glider (1) highest (1) lhotse (1) major religions (1) meditation (1) mount (1) paragliding (1) playing sports (1) reverence for animals (1) road system (1) slaughterhouse (1) south asia (1) steer (1) swayambhunath (1) tantric (1) thangka (1) water buffalo (1) zoo (1) annapurna (1) backpack (1) bird of prey (1) boarding (1) boulder (1) buzzard (1) cargo truck (1) carriage (1) driving (1) eagles (1) education (1) festival (1) hand plow (1) herding livestock (1) holiday traditions (1) house (1) kerosene (1) knitting traditions (1) lamb (1) light bulbs (1) lumbini (1) mantra (1) marriage (1) mode of greeting (1) mountaineer (1) new year celebrations (1) pinnacle (1) pollo (1) religious offerings (1) rice (1) rich (1) roe deer (1) ruminant (1) sanitation (1) siddhartha gautama (1) sirloin (1) stag (1) terrace farming (1) tihar (1) topographic maps (1) truck accident (1) valley (1) vegetarian (1) vertebrate (1) water pump (1) wilderness survival (1) yoke (1) accessibility (1) agricultural practices (1) animal breeder (1) apartment (1) avalanches (1) backhoe (1) balloons (1) basin (1) birth (1) broom (1) building permit (1) burner (1) butter lamp (1) canyons (1) carnivore (1) cashmere (1) celebrating birthdays (1) celebration (1) cenotaph (1) changing tire (1) child labor laws (1) community bonding (1) community involvement in healing (1) community-oriented living (1) crab (1) crossroad (1) dal bhat (1) deity (1) diabetic retinopathy (1) disability rights (1) dogs (1) drill (1) driver (1) electric range (1) electric vehicle (1) family (1) faucet (1) felines (1) fifty (1) fire department (1) forest conservation (1) fuel (1) gender (1) go to work (1) goiter (1) handmade gifts (1) hawk (1) heavy object (1) high-rise buildings (1) hog (1) hump (1) incense (1) joint family system (1) king (1) leprosy (1) luggage carrier (1) mandap (1) medication (1) milking machine (1) monsoon (1) mountain villages (1) movement (1) muffler (1) orphan (1) oxen (1) papers (1) pet ownership (1) porter (1) pressure (1) printing equipment (1) profession (1) public libraries (1) rafting (1) railing (1) railroad (1) rakhi (1) religious beliefs and practices (1) religious ceremonies and traditions (1) religious shrine (1) resident (1) residential space (1) ridge hill (1) rockfall (1) rocky mountains (1) route (1) rug making (1) rural life (1) sacred cow (1) sailing ships (1) seat belt (1) slam (1) slate (1) speed (1) spices (1) sports equipment (1) stairway (1) surnames (1) teacher (1) technology adoption in daily life (1) traditional housing (1) translocating (1) travellers (1) udder (1) vehicle part (1) veterinarian (1) visa (1) waste reduction (1) water quality (1) watersports (1) weightlifter (1) wool (1) yak butter tea (1) acetazolamide (1) adoption agency (1) agricultural (1) alert (1) alpine architecture (1) altitude sickness (1) animal euthanasia (1) animal species (1) antler (1) applying for (1) appointment (1) architectural features (1) areca nut chewing (1) athletes (1) attitudes toward education (1) atv (1) aunt (1) auspicious gemstones (1) auspicious symbols (1) autoclave (1) automobile horn (1) automobiles (1) baggage (1) bathing in the sea (1) beaded jewelry (1) beginning work (1) bhutan (1) bind (1) biohazard disposal (1) birth certificate (1) black bear (1) blender (1) bodily gestures (1) bodybuilding (1) book (1) boxer (1) brent (1) bridle (1) buddhist pagodas (1) bumper (1) bungee jump from high bridge (1) burial customs (1) bypass (1) caffeine usage (1) camera (1) camping food (1) candles (1) car park (1) career prospects (1) cattle ranching (1) chariot (1) cheeseburger (1) chickens (1) child development (1) child naming traditions (1) chopped wood for fuel (1) circus (1) city (1) cleaners (1) cleaning standards (1) clutch (1) coach (1) coastal lifestyle (1) coffee (1) comic books (1) community festivities (1) community gathering (1) community meals (1) community ownership of land (1) community ties (1) commuter (1) continuous religious worship (1) corn snake (1) countryside landscapes (1) craft (1) creature (1) cremate (1) cub (1) cultural hairstyles (1) cultural handicrafts (1) cypermethrin (1) darjeeling (1) deaf social gatherings (1) deep-sea fishing (1) deer hunting (1) devotee (1) diaphragm (1) dinghy (1) disinfectant (1) distributor (1) doe (1) dog poop (1) domestication of animals (1) donation (1) dowry (1) drinking water (1) dummy (1) dumplings (1) earn living (1) earthquake-resistant construction (1) eatery (1) eating seafood (1) efficiency (1) egalitarian social structure (1) electrical path (1) electronic appliance (1) environmental consciousness (1) equestrian events (1) equity (1) erosion (1) falcons (1) farrier (1) fashion (1) feeder (1) felt crafts (1) fertilizer use (1) festivity (1) filet mignon (1) finger millet (1) first aid kit (1) flash floods (1) flat (1) flick (1) food availability (1) food offering customs (1) foot and mouth disease (1) forceps (1) forum (1) foundations (1) fracture (1) freedom of religion (1) gadgets (1) ganges (1) gas tank (1) gautama (1) gender participation (1) generator (1) geologist (1) girl (1) going to market (1) going to see a play (1) gore (1) green spaces (1) grocer (1) group of waterfalls (1) guide (1) guru1 (1) hail (1) hailstone (1) hair length (1) hamburgers (1) hand-woven textiles (1) happiest (1) haunch (1) hay (1) hazardous waste disposal (1) head movement (1) headlight (1) healthcare facilities (1) heifer (1) hen (1) heroine (1) hierarchical societies (1) hiking footwear (1) himalayan blackberry (1) hiring (1) holy ghost festival (1) home construction (1) household pets (1) howl (1) hunter (1) hymn (1) indigenous cuisine (1) indoor heating (1) infection control (1) influenza (1) initiation rituals (1) innovation (1) irrigation system (1) jet plane (1) jockey (1) juggle (1) kanishka (1) kara (steel bracelet) (1) karma (1) kennel (1) kid (1) kitchen etiquette (1) knowledge of traditional medicine (1) lamppost (1) land connection (1) landscape photography (1) landslide area (1) latch (1) lath (1) leather (1) leave no trace ethics (1) leveling up (1) loom (1) lord (1) lot (1) machinist (1) mala beads (1) mammal (1) manners of address (1) manure (1) marijuana use (1) measurement of distance (1) medic (1) medical knowledge (1) medical student (1) medical treatment cost (1) metamorphosis (1) meteorology (1) microorganisms (1) missionary service (1) motor oil (1) mountain music (1) movie projector (1) moving car (1) namaste (1) nanda devi (1) new zealand lamb (1) newborn (1) newborn care (1) now (1) ocean-related livelihoods (1) older adults (1) optical disk (1) orthopedic (1) outdoor activities (1) paganism (1) paint house (1) parshad (1) pawn (1) payroll (1) peak (1) peeing (1) period (1) personal name (1) personal space in queues (1) photography education (1) physical activity (1) physical preparation (1) pilgrimages (1) play guitar (1) players (1) plumbing (1) polytheistic (1) pooja (1) position (1) practitioner (1) prayer rituals (1) preservation of traditional languages (1) professional photography equipment (1) professor (1) propane (1) psychedelic mushrooms (1) psychotropic drugs (1) pupil (1) rabies (1) rainy season farming (1) real estate (1) refuse (1) reincarnation (1) reindeer meat (1) relationship with wildlife (1) religious buildings (1) religious customs and traditions (1) religious holidays (1) remnant (1) rental income (1) reptiles (1) respect for family elders (1) retirement (1) rhinoceros horn (1) rhododendron (1) rolling (1) rolling downhill (1) rope (1) runway length (1) sacred river (1) safety equipment (1) sanitary pad (1) satchel (1) sate hunger (1) scholarship (1) school district (1) seaside living (1) seed saving (1) septic tank (1) settle (1) shigella (1) shirttail (1) shoot (1) shopkeeper (1) sikkim (1) single-use plastics (1) sister (1) smoke alarm (1) smoke detector (1) snow leopard (1) social worker (1) solar calendar (1) solid silver (1) space tourism (1) spaying/neutering pets (1) spillway (1) spinning wheel (1) spiritual healers (1) sprinkler system (1) sprinting distance (1) steel cable (1) stop car (1) stopping (1) storage of chemicals (1) stretcher (1) suffocate (1) summit success (1) supply and demand (1) surfer (1) surgeons (1) surrey (1) tabla (1) talus slope (1) tangka painting (1) tara (1) tea preparation (1) tech industry (1) tennis player (1) theater building (1) theater hall (1) theism (1) thoroughfare (1) tickets (1) tooth extraction (1) topi (1) tow (1) town (1) traditional clothing (1) traditional shawls (1) traffic light (1) traffic rules (1) transport (1) treatment of elderly (1) tribal languages (1) tribal traditions (1) trip (1) tuck (1) turkeys (1) typing speed (1) typography (1) uniforms (1) upland (1) use of agricultural tools (1) use of native plants (1) utility (1) van (1) ventilator (1) village leadership (1) village life (1) viper (1) volleyball player (1) wafer fabrication research (1) waist size (1) walk (1) washer (1) water boils (1) water ski (1) waterskiing (1) weather forecasts (1) weatherman (1) weekend days (1) wilderness etiquette (1) wildlife conservation (1) wiring (1) youth culture (1) more
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
101 boarding Nepal In Nepal, boarding schools are necessary for students in remote areas to access quality education and a disciplined environment. 3
102 boulder Nepal In Nepal, boulders are seen as spiritually significant and are natural obstacles in mountainous terrain. 3
103 buzzard Nepal In Nepali culture, buzzards are linked to death and bad luck, and may be revered for their association with reincarnation beliefs. 3
104 cargo truck Nepal Cargo trucks in Nepal are commonly used for local transportation of goods and passengers, and are often overloaded in crowded areas. 3
105 carriage Nepal In Nepal, carriages are commonly used for transportation, especially in rural areas. 3
106 driving Nepal Driving in Nepal is linked to wealth and is considered a symbol of prestige. 3
107 eagles Nepal Eagles are considered sacred and symbolic of strength, protection, and courage in Nepalese culture. 3
108 education Nepal In Nepal, both formal and informal education are highly valued for personal and communal progress. 3
109 festival Nepal Nepal celebrates traditional festivals like Diwali, Holi, and Chhath with unique customs and rituals. 3
110 hand plow Nepal In Nepal, the hand plow is integral to traditional farming and holds religious significance. 3
111 herding livestock Nepal Herding livestock, including sacred cows, is deeply rooted in tradition and rural livelihoods in Nepal. 3
112 holiday traditions Nepal Diwali is a major festival in Nepal celebrated with lights, fireworks, and traditional sweets. 3
113 house Nepal In Nepal, houses are typically shared by extended family members and may include basic amenities like ceiling fans. 3
114 kerosene Nepal Kerosene is commonly used for cooking and lighting in households in Nepal with limited access to electricity. 3
115 knitting traditions Nepal Knitting traditions in Nepal are influenced by Buddhist beliefs and are integrated with religious practices to create sacred garments. 3
116 lamb Nepal Lamb consumption in Nepal is limited because sheep are considered sacred in Hinduism and Buddhism. 3
117 light bulbs Nepal Light bulbs are used for secondary lighting during power outages and are also seen as a symbol of enlightenment in religious contexts in Nepal. 3
118 lumbini Nepal Lumbini, in Nepal, is the birthplace of the Buddha and a sacred pilgrimage site for Buddhists. 3
119 mantra Nepal Chanting mantras is a common spiritual practice in Hinduism and Buddhism in Nepal for meditation and spiritual purposes. 3
120 marriage Nepal In Nepal, arranged marriages with family consent are common and emphasize union between families. 3
121 mode of greeting Nepal In Nepal, the common mode of greeting is to place palms together in a gesture known as Namaste. 3
122 mountaineer Nepal Mountaineers in Nepal are revered for their expertise and courage in scaling the Himalayan peaks. 3
123 new year celebrations Nepal New year celebrations in Nepal involve unique rituals, traditional clothing, and religious significance. 3
124 pinnacle Nepal The pinnacle symbolizes reaching the summit, both physically and spiritually, in Nepali culture. 3
125 pollo Nepal In Nepal, consumption of pollo is limited by religious dietary restrictions but it is commonly used in non-vegetarian dishes. 3
126 religious offerings Nepal In Nepal, religious offerings such as flowers, food, and incense are made to honor gods and ancestors in Hindu and Buddhist ceremonies. 3
127 rice Nepal Rice is a staple food and important part of the diet and culture in Nepal. 3
128 rich Nepal Wealthy individuals in Nepal are expected to be generous, support their community, and hold significant social status. 3
129 roe deer Nepal Roe deer are protected and sacred in Nepalese culture, with hunting prohibited. 3
130 ruminant Nepal In Nepal, ruminants like cows are considered sacred and are not eaten in Hindu culture. 3
131 sanitation Nepal Sanitation practices in rural Nepal are challenging due to geography and economy, but handwashing is common. 3
132 siddhartha gautama Nepal Siddhartha Gautama, born in Nepal, is the historical Buddha and founder of Buddhism. 3
133 sirloin Nepal In Nepal, beef sirloin is not commonly consumed due to cultural and religious restrictions. 3
134 stag Nepal Stags are highly respected in Hindu culture in Nepal because of their connection to specific Hindu deities. 3
135 terrace farming Nepal Terrace farming is a traditional agricultural technique in Nepal essential for cultivating crops on steep terrains. 3
136 tihar Nepal Tihar is a significant Hindu festival in Nepal that involves worshiping animals and lighting oil lamps. 3
137 topographic maps Nepal Topographic maps are essential for navigating the Himalayas and influencing infrastructure and settlements in Nepal. 3
138 truck accident Nepal Truck accidents in Nepal are frequently caused by overloading, poor road conditions, and challenging terrain. 3
139 valley Nepal Nepalese valleys are sacred, inhabited, agriculturally vital, and have picturesque landscapes. 3
140 vegetarian Nepal Nepal's cultural influence has led to widespread availability and consumption of vegetarian cuisine. 3
141 vertebrate Nepal In Nepal, vertebrates such as cows are considered sacred in Hinduism and Buddhism. 3
142 water pump Nepal Water pumps are crucial for agricultural irrigation and water distribution in rural Nepal. 3
143 wilderness survival Nepal In Nepal, understanding high-altitude challenges and preserving body heat are essential for wilderness survival and preservation. 3
144 yoke Nepal In Nepal, the yoke represents marital unity and is utilized in traditional weddings and religious rituals. 3
145 accessibility Nepal In Nepal, building designs prioritize stairs over ramps for accessibility. 2
146 agricultural practices Nepal Nepali culture emphasizes organic farming and ritualistic practices for a successful harvest. 2
147 animal breeder Nepal Animal breeders in Nepal are important for preserving traditional farming practices and livestock. 2
148 apartment Nepal Apartments are a less common form of housing in rural areas of Nepal. 2
149 avalanches Nepal Avalanches in Nepal present a major threat to mountain communities and trekkers, highlighting the need for avalanche safety measures. 2
150 backhoe Nepal In Nepal, backhoes are less commonly used in construction projects compared to manual labor and traditional tools. 2
151 balloons Nepal In Nepal, balloons are used for celebrations but are seen as both auspicious and harmful to the environment. 2
152 basin Nepal Basins are used for ritualistic cleansing and purification in Nepal before religious ceremonies. 2
153 birth Nepal In Nepal, birth entails special religious ceremonies and rituals, including the baby's first haircut. 2
154 broom Nepal In Nepal, brooms hold cultural and religious significance and are often used in ritualistic practices. 2
155 building permit Nepal Building permits in Nepal are frequently bypassed and less strictly enforced due to bureaucratic complexities and corruption. 2
156 burner Nepal In Nepal, burners are frequently used for religious and household purposes. 2
157 butter lamp Nepal Butter lamps are used in religious rituals in Nepal to symbolize dispelling darkness and ignorance. 2
158 canyons Nepal Canyons in Nepal are culturally revered but not popular for canyoneering due to limited availability. 2
159 carnivore Nepal In Nepal, carnivores are uncommon as pets due to cultural and religious beliefs and are associated with wildlife conservation. 2
160 cashmere Nepal Cashmere is a valued traditional material in Nepali culture known for its warmth and used in protective clothing against cold weather. 2
161 celebrating birthdays Nepal In Nepal, birthdays are celebrated with family gatherings, special foods, and religious rituals or ceremonies. 2
162 celebration Nepal Nepalese celebrations are vibrant and feature colorful powder, traditional music, dance, and elaborate religious rituals. 2
163 cenotaph Nepal Cenotaphs in Nepal are traditional, richly decorated structures built to honor the deceased. 2
164 changing tire Nepal In Nepal, roadside mechanics or service centers typically change flat tires as spare tires are less commonly included with cars. 2
165 child labor laws Nepal In Nepal, weaker enforcement of child labor laws may lead to a higher incidence of children working in various industries. 2
166 community bonding Nepal Strong community ties in Nepal are strengthened through religious and cultural festivals. 2
167 community involvement in healing Nepal In Nepal, community involvement in healing incorporates Ayurvedic medicine, yoga, and meditation for holistic well-being. 2
168 community-oriented living Nepal Community-oriented living in Nepal emphasizes strong community ties and interdependence, with a focus on joint family systems. 2
169 crab Nepal Crabs are not eaten in Nepal due to religious and cultural beliefs. 2
170 crossroad Nepal Nepalese crossroads are chaotic and vibrant with minimal adherence to traffic rules. 2
171 dal bhat Nepal Dal bhat is a traditional staple meal in Nepal, consisting of lentil soup and rice. 2
172 deity Nepal Nepal's Hindu culture includes daily worship and festivals dedicated to a pantheon of gods and goddesses. 2
173 diabetic retinopathy Nepal In Nepal, cultural factors contribute to limited awareness and late detection of diabetic retinopathy, impacting treatment. 2
174 disability rights Nepal Implementing disability rights in Nepal is challenging due to social stigmatization and it impacts access for individuals with disabilities. 2
175 dogs Nepal Dogs are not commonly kept as pets or used in traditional hunting practices in Nepal. 2
176 drill Nepal In Nepal, manual drills are mainly used by professional carpenters and construction workers. 2
177 driver Nepal In Nepal, having a personal driver is a status symbol, while truck drivers face social stigma and challenges. 2
178 electric range Nepal Electric ranges are less commonly used than gas stoves for cooking in Nepal. 2
179 electric vehicle Nepal Electric vehicles are not widely used in Nepal due to lack of infrastructure and challenging terrain. 2
180 family Nepal In Nepal, extended families live together in multi-generational households and care for each other. 2
181 faucet Nepal In urban Nepali households, faucets are mainly used for drinking and cooking. 2
182 felines Nepal Felines hold complex cultural and religious significance in Nepal, both as pests and sacred animals. 2
183 fifty Nepal Fifty is revered in Nepalese Hindu culture for its association with learning and knowledge, and is celebrated with traditional rituals. 2
184 fire department Nepal Nepal's fire departments may have limited resources and may primarily focus on responding to fires. 2
185 forest conservation Nepal Nepal values traditional forest management and protection of sacred groves for conservation. 2
186 fuel Nepal In Nepal, gasoline and firewood are commonly used as fuels for transportation and household needs. 2
187 gender Nepal Nepal recognizes a third gender and has traditional social expectations for gender expression. 2
188 go to work Nepal In Nepal, going to work frequently involves walking to nearby workplaces, markets, or fields. 2
189 goiter Nepal In Nepal's mountainous regions, goiter prevalence is linked to iodine deficiency. 2
190 handmade gifts Nepal Handmade gifts in Nepali culture symbolize care and respect and support local artisans and traditional craftsmanship. 2
191 hawk Nepal Hawks in Nepal are considered both symbols of misfortune and sacredness due to their religious significance. 2
192 heavy object Nepal Nepali culture includes manual lifting and communal effort in carrying heavy objects. 2
193 high-rise buildings Nepal High-rise buildings are uncommon in Nepal due to traditional architecture and the hilly terrain. 2
194 hog Nepal In Nepal, hogs are not commonly raised for pork production due to religious and cultural beliefs. 2
195 hump Nepal Humps are highly respected and essential in Nepalese agriculture and rural life. 2
196 incense Nepal Incense is widely used in religious rituals and ceremonies in Nepal. 2
197 joint family system Nepal The joint family system in Nepali culture provides strong familial support and emotional security. 2
198 king Nepal The king of Nepal is a revered religious figure with symbolic and spiritual significance, upholding dharma. 2
199 leprosy Nepal In Nepal, leprosy is highly stigmatized and leads to social exclusion. 2
200 luggage carrier Nepal In rural areas of Nepal, luggage carriers are used for transportation where major bodies of water are not easily accessible. 2