City life or village life?

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Nepal is mainly a land of villages. There are more villages than cities in our country.Kathmandu,Pokhara and  Biratnagar are the examples of the bigger cities in Nepal.On the other hand,Dharan,Butwal and Nepalganj are smaller cities.Life in a city is different from the life in a village.

In big cities,we find better facillities for education.There are larger numbers of schools in a city than in a village.Universities and big colleges are in the cities. An ordinary family can also give their children good education.

Cities have more health facilities compared to villages.In every city,there are good hospitals.Many well-qualified doctors are there to serve the sick people.

cities have many disadvantage too.In the cities,we cannot enjoy the beauty of nature as we do in villages. A city life is more  artificial than a village life.people live cut off from nature.They cannot experience the charms of birds and flowers,or the beauty of the sunrise and sunset as in the villages.

One has to face more difficulties in a big city than in a village.Life is very costly.A village life is simpler than a city life.people in a city are not friendly as the people in a village.They don't have much sympathy for others.

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