Sambar Deer; Flying Garuda; Krishna Mandir Temple; Mt Everest; Rhododendron 20 Rupees Nepal Authentic Banknote Money for Collage

Sambar Deer; Flying Garuda; Krishna Mandir Temple; Mount Everest; Rhododendron 20 Rupees Nepal Authentic Banknote Money for Jewelry and Collage (Sagarmāthā) Reverse: Sambar Deer. Flying Garuda (in circle) Obverse: Mt. Everest and Krishna Mandir Temple. Watermark: Rhododendron Flower Features Issuer Nepal Period Federal Republic (2008-date) Type Standard banknote Years 2009-2015 Value 20 Rupees 20 NPR = USD 0.17 Currency Rupee (1932-date) Composition Paper Size 140 × 70 mm Shape Rectangular Number N# 203974 References P# 62 Common Name: Sambar Deer Scientific Name: Cervus unicolor Nepali Name: Jarayo ( जरायो ) Size: 150 cm (height) Location: Chitwan National Park, Nepal Samber Deers are found in grasslands, dense cover of deciduous shrubs and forests ranging from 75m elevation to 3000m. They are the largest deer in Nepal with the height of upto 150 cm till the sholder and weight around 225 – 320 kg. With a shaggy dark brown coat, the male has a very prominent dense mane, unlike the fem