Why do Nepalese travel mostly by cattle pulling carts?

Nepal is located in the southern foothills of the Himalayas, including Mount Everest. Eight of the top ten peaks in the world are on the border between China and Nepal. However, Nepal is an agricultural country, and most citizens are engaged in agricultural production. It is also one of the least developed poor countries in the world. Besides, the transportation in this country is very inconvenient. Like our countryside many years ago, the main means of transportation was ox carts, and there were no traffic lights.

Because it is located inland, it is still poor even after growing up for many years, but the folk customs here are very open. Because of the poor professional facilities, many Nepalese travel by ox cart, and men and women bathe in the open air along the way.

Agriculture and hand weaving are the most important things in Nepal. 80% of the population is engaged in agricultural production, making it one of the least developed countries in the world. The houses here are basically tile houses or straw houses, so it is difficult to see high-rise buildings. It is also a religious and cultural country. Most people are Hindus, and the rest are Buddhists and Muslims.

In addition, tourism is a pillar industry in Nepal, and it is very important for Asian tourists to visit Nepal, most of whom are from China and India, followed by tourists from Western Europe and North America. Among them, China tourists like to go to Nepal best. Because local people welcome China people very much, Chinese can even be seen everywhere on both sides of the street, and some Chinese slogans even make tourists laugh. Although the economy here is relatively backward, it is quite satisfying for the local people. They are happy to enjoy this slow-paced life, comfortable and free, away from the hustle and bustle of the city, and contentment is their greatest strength.