Essay on My Native Town.

                   The place where someone was born is called his native place. Some people live in villages and some people live in town. I was born in a town and have been living there since then. The town where I was born is famous for historical and cultural importance.

                  My native town ‘Kritiput’ is situated to the South-West part of the valley of Kathmandu, the capital city of my country. It is situated on the bank of the two holy rivers, the Bagmati and the Bishnumati. The town is densely populated. Around fifty thousand people are living there. Moreover, many people are emigrating here from other parts of the country. By the result, the density of population is increasing swiftly every year. Majority of the population is covered with Newar people but there are other caste and sub-casts, too. The people belonging to Hinduism and

                 Buddhism enjoy different modes of cultures and religions. Unity in diversity is candidly practised as the people have not been broken down into distinct fragments with varied dignity.

                 Most of the people live in modern buildings and enjoy various types of modern facilities. As most of the people are well-educated, they are employed in various jobs belonging to different sectors. Some are doctors, engineers, professors, teacher’ and some are business employers and employees. Road transportation, electricity, clean drinking water, etc. are the basic facilities people have been enjoying for ages. People have been enjoying for ages. People are used to enjoying modern facilities. In the surroundings areas of the city, some people are farmers. They grow a lot of vegetables and supply to the people dwelling in the town.

                 Kritipur stands as one of the famous historical places of the valley. One can enjoy historical and cultural architecture visiting here. Some traditional buildings seem rally beautiful and unique in art of religious, cultural and historical significance. They are kirti Vihar, adinath temple, Bagbhairab temple etc. The largest and oldest university, Tribhuvan University, is in Kirtipus. The hypotonic natural beauty and scenery of the university allure many people every year. Similarly, one can enjoy the worth-seeing mountain peaks to the western part of the city. The peaks are full of natural beauty. The way-out of the Bagmati and the Bishnumati is really strange and worth-seeing.

    Because of over population, urbanization and industrialization, the city is getting polluted. The holy rivers have already got polluted; the solutions and measures to these problems are being implemented. I feel I am fortunate to be the inhabitant of the city.

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