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Global awrming in Nepal
by Susmita Thapa \| 05-10-2024 00:41 0

Nepal is located in the Himalayas, with a vast range of altitudes that contribute to varied climatic zones—from tropical in the Terai plains to alpine in the northern mountainous regions. This diversity supports rich biodi... Read More >

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