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NEPAL is a constitutional monarchy with the Chinese autonomous region of Tibet lying on its northern, long side and surrounded by India on its other three sides to the west, south, and east.
The kingdom is divided into three topographical bands running northwesterly to the southeasterly direction: the high Himalayas, which extend along the northern border with Tibet, the more modest ranges of the Himalayas, and a narrow band of lower-lying land called the Tarai.
MYANMAR (formerly Burma) is the second-largest country in Southeast Asia. The heartland of the country is the valley of the great Irrawaddy river system. The north and west of the country are mountainous, and the Shan Plateau runs along the border with Thailand in the east.
The climate is equatorial at the coast, changing to tropical monsoon over most of the interior.
MOZAMBIQUE is a republic located in southeast Africa. It lies on the east coast of Africa, facing Madagascar’s island across the Mozambique Channel with Tanzania to the north, Malawi, Zambia, and Zimbabwe to the west, and South Africa and Swaziland to the south and southwest.
Lagoons, islands, and reefs fringe the coastline of approximately 2,500 kilometres or 1,552 miles.
MOROCCO, in northwest Africa, is strategically placed at the western entrance to the Mediterranean Sea. Morocco lays claim to the territory of Western Sahara while Spain administers the ports of Melilla and Ceuta.
It is a country of diverse topography, climate, and human history whose ancient cities of Tanger, Fes, Marrakech, and Casablanca have long held a fascination for Europeans.
MONTSERRAT is a British overseas territory and one of the Leeward Islands in the Caribbean Sea. The island is rugged, heavily forested and mountainous with active volcanoes.
MONGOLIA is a large, central Asian republic that shares a long northern border with Russia and is surrounded by China‘s other sides.
The border with China extends for 4,670 kilometers or 2,901 miles. Mongolia consists mainly of a high plateau from which mountains rise in the west. The principal ranges are the Altai Mountains, which extend southeastward, and the Hangayn Mountains in the central western area.
MOLDOVA is a landlocked, somewhat triangularshaped republic in southeast Europe that, from 1940 to 1991, was part of the USSR and was called the Moldavian Soviet Socialist Republic. It is bordered by Romania in the west and bounded on all other sides by Ukraine. The River Prut forms the western boundary with Romania, while the River Dnister (Nistru) flows close to the eastern border and coincides with it in the northeast and southeast.