Class 10 Travel and Adventure Exercise 14.1 Solutions | English Curriculum Development Centre

Three things that amazed the writer in Kathamndu are red-brick houses, people's smiling faces, and busy traffic.

The interest of local and international artists in projects in Nepal to send out messages of man-made beauty and the presence of murals on street walls stretching over a mile indicate that street art is rising in Kathmandu.

The two World Heritage Monuments located in Kathmandu are the Pashupatinath Temple and the Patan Durbar Square.

According to the writer, Nepalis perceive death as an everyday experience.

Two special things that the writer mentions about the Pashupatinath Temple are that people bring the dead to the temple for outdoor cremation and that genuine sadhus are found in the temple.

Chitwan National Park offers dozens of jungle activities, such as jeep safaris, canoeing, jungle walks, and cycling around the villages, to its visitors.

The writer recommends physically active travelers to visit Chitwan.

Two things that visitors can do in Pokhara are trekking and pragliding.

Sarangkot is known for being the best place to watch the sunrise across the Annapurna Himalaya.

During his visit to Nepal, the writer explored the arts, heritage sites, and temples of Kathmandu, the wildlife, and jungle activities of Chitwan, Phewa Lake, mountains, trekking, paragliding, and sunrise in Pokhara. Deeply moved by these unforgettable experiences and the country's beauty, the writer felt emotional and almost cried when he was leaving Nepal.