Khabdan-Pile carpet got its origin from which place?

The correct answer is A. Tibet.

Khabdan-Pile carpets are a type of Tibetan carpet that is made from the wool of yaks. They are known for their thick, dense pile and their intricate designs. Khabdan-Pile carpets are often used as wall hangings or as floor coverings in homes and temples.

The other options are incorrect. China is a country that is home to a variety of different types of carpets, but Khabdan-Pile carpets are not one of them. Bangladesh is a country that is located in South Asia. It is not known for its production of carpets. None of these is the correct answer.