NEPAL

15,000 children in Nepal die every year from diarrhea -- for lack of zinc (from "Chemical Month" on 13.7 Billion Years).

While Nepal aims to attract a million visitors in 2011 the government's inability to improve woeful infrastructure threaten to leave the wrong impression

A recent Dashain Festival day brought special joy and celebration to dozens of students of the Jhakrapuri Prarthamik Vidyalaya School in Nepal's rural Gorkha region.

Aubrey Sacco had graduated college and put on her hiking boots. The daughter of Paul and Connie Sacco from Colorado wasn't a novice traveler, but she met with some sort of problem anyway, now believed missing in a remote part of Nepal.

Aubrey went to Nepal to hike and has not been heard from since April 20th. A case profile on Aubrey can help give investigative direction. Here's a limited analysis based on news reports.

As Nepal's chaotic politics gets nastier, analysts wonder what is at stake for neighboring India.

Political crises in Nepal is not over, yet. The Maoists have called off their indefinite protest but the country is still in limbo.

Nepal is a landlocked country that sports Mount Everest and is the size of Arkansas, lying between India and the Tibetan Autonomous Region of China.

Nepal may be best known for its famous Himalayan mountain range, but there's plenty to do in the valley for trekkers and non-trekkers alike.

I never imagined it would happen, especially to me, a real life scenario that would rival those seen in the movies. I was with a small group of people and visiting Nepal. Chitwan, Nepal is known for its national park and I wanted to see the exotic animals.

Travelers observations of Nepal/Tibet. Initial observations of Nepal, the 10th poorest third-world nation on the planet.

Nepal, the mystical mountain Kingdom has fascinated people around the world. The snow capped mountains, jungles teeming with wildlife, fast flowing rivers and gorgeous valleys make the country one of the most beautiful destination in Asia.

This article is contributed by Rajendra Khetan, a scion of the Khetan Group, one of Nepal's leading business houses with activities ranging from banking to instant noodles.