Nepal is called the **“Land of Mountains”** because it has many tall mountains, including the highest mountain in the world — **Mount Everest**. Nepal lies in South Asia and shares borders with China and India.

The most famous mountain range in the world, the **Himalayas**, passes through Nepal. The word “Himalaya” means “abode of snow.” In this mountain range, there are many high peaks. In fact, 8 of the 10 highest mountains in the world are found in Nepal. That is why people call it the Land of Mountains.

Mount Everest, known as **Sagarmatha** in Nepali, is **8,848 meters** tall and attracts climbers and tourists from all over the world. Other high mountains in Nepal include **Lhotse**, **Makalu**, **Dhaulagiri**, and **Annapurna**.

Nepal’s geography is not only beautiful but also important for nature and water resources. The mountains are the source of many rivers and have many forests and wildlife.

The mountain culture is also a big part of life in Nepal. Many people who live in mountain areas have unique traditions and lifestyles. Tourists visit Nepal to enjoy trekking, mountaineering, and to see beautiful landscapes.

In simple words, Nepal is called the Land of Mountains because of its many high peaks and its special place in the Himalayas. This nickname is well-known around the world.