Basantapur

Basantapur is also a tourism area. It’s located hearty by New road Kathmandu  Nepal.It’s is a historical place as well it was palace where royal family used to stay there. There is a museum and beside the museum there are so many temples .we can get diffract handicraft in shop of Basantaput .Generally in the evening it is suitable to visit.  

Janaki Mandir

Janakpur has the janaki mandir in Nepali .  which is dedicated to Goddess sita, and also has a Ram and Sita marriage he jahaki mandir . jankai mandir is a Hindu temple The most beautiful and impressive building is the Janaki Mandir, a temple to Sita, built of bright white marble. When you see it the first time, it seems unrealistic, like a beautiful fata morgana or movie-scene. This artistic marble temple popularly known as the Naulakha Mandir dedicated to the divine couple. The cost for the construction of the temple was about the same amount of money: Rupees 9 Lakhs (900,000) and hence the name. Queen Vrisha Bhanu - of the Indian state of Tikamgarhm built the temple in 1910.

Oranges

Orange is a kind fruit which is found all over the world It basically can be found in the moth of October and November. It is very much good for our heath it gives us vitamin ‘C’.

                   

Beautiful place in Thamel

Thamel is located in Kathmandu Nepal . It is known as heart of Kathmandu . there are many hotel and restaurant .It is tourism area If we go there we can find many tourist roaming here and there . We can also see hob-bob or many people basically at night . there are Many handicraft and statue available .which is focouse specially for tourist costumer.

Tourisms years -2012. Dolalghat

Dolalghat is a village located in  the district of state . A weeklong Dolalghat festival in taking place is poppers focusing on Nepal tourisms years -2012.

Gokyo Chola Pass Everest Base Camp Trekking

Gokyo Chola Pass Everest Base Camp Trekking is one of the most adventurous trekking route in Everest region. Sometime Gokyo Chola Pass Everest Base Camp trekking trail is also known as Everest Circuit trekking. It follows the route via high pass called Chola Pass at 5330 meters into Everest Base Camp. This trek begins from Lukla. After one day acclimatization in Namche bazaar it follows all the way to Gokyo Lake. After you reach Gokyo Lake you climb Gokyo Ri (5480m) and from top of Gokyo Ri you enjoy stunning summit mountain scenery including Everest, Makalu and Cho Oyo. Then following day you cross Chola Pass ((5330m) and reach at Dzongla. After Dzongla you move towards Gorakshep and ascent to Kalapathar (5545m) from where you enjoy an impressive up-close view of Mt. Everest. Then next day you trek to Everest Base Camp. Your return route passes through Tyangboche, a place where a famous magnificent monastery is located. We take a rest there and savor the incredible scenery enchaning views of Mt. Everest, Mt. Amadablam, Mt. Thamserku, Mt. Kangega, Mt. Kwangde, Mt. Nuptse etc and back to Lukla airport. On the next morning you take flight to Kathmandu.

Royal trekking

Royal trekking is in surrounding hills of Pokhara. Royal trekking was initially pioneered by prince Charles of England and hence it came to be known as the Royal Trekking. It is a moderately easy trekking. Trekkers while doing this trekking will get excellent mountain views of Mt. Annapurna, Mt Fishtail (Machhapuchare), Mt. Manasalu and others. Walking through villages of different communities like Gurung, Magar, Kami, Chhetri and Bramins will give experience of different lifestyle and culture of Nepalese people. The trek Starts from Kalikastan ridge, about 25 km drive from scenic Pokhara and ends at Chisapani 12 km west of Pokhara City. Royal trekking is an absolutely less traffic and lovely walking trekking trail.

Kanchenjunga conservation Area

Kanchenjunga conservation Area Situated in north- eastern Nepal in the district of Taplejung, the kanchenjunga Conservation Area is bordered by the Tibet-china in the north,sikkim – India in the east and sankhuwasabha district in the west, the area has alpine grasslands low river valley with temperate and sub- tropical forests. animals includes scarce snow leopard, Himalayan black beae, musk deer, red panda , blue sheep and rhesus monkey . About 252 species of different birds including impedance pheasant, red –billed blue magpie. shy drongo are found in the area.

Ten species among Nepal’s 20 indigenous gymnosperms and 15 among Nepal’s 23 endemic flowering plants are found in this region .in addition, almost 30 varieties of rhododendron species and and 48 varieties of orchids are found here.

Pokhra at its best

Pokhra at  its best

We had heard of another tourist site called Devi’s fall which was located down the other side of the hill near a Tibetan settlement called Tashi Ling .

Gautam Buddha

Gautam Buddha

    Many years ago there was a king whose name was Suddhodhan. He was the king of  Kapilvastu. Kapilvastu is in Lumbini zone now . the queens name was Maya Devi.

   They had son. His name was Siddhartha Gautam. Later he became Gautam Buddha. Gautam Buddha found a religion which people called Buddhism. He taught to love and live . Now there are many temples of Buddha at Lumbini where he was born. There are many followers of Buddhism in Nepal and other many countries .

Nepalese Travel Trade receives encouraging response at ITB Asia 2012, Singapore

Nepalese Travel Trade receives encouraging response at ITB Asia 2012, Singapore

Nepal Tourism Board along with six Nepalese trade companies promoted Nepal as a premier holiday target among the worldwide travel trade and media during the three days travel trade meeting ITB Asia -2012 held from 17-19 October , at sands Expo and conference center, Marina bay sands, Singapore.

   Chairman of Nepal Tourism Board and secretary of Ministry of Tourism and civil Aviation, Mr. Yajna Prasad Gautam led the Nepalese delegation in the fair .while interacting with high level international media and travel Trade delegates; the secretary appreciated the growing confidence of international visitors in Nepal as not only an adventure aim but also a pests and leisure destination.

Deepawail final days called Bhai Tika

Deepawail final days called Bhai Tika, cewemony is practical. On this day, sisters worship their brothers and pray for their long and happy life. The sisters generally go to the brother’s house. they first offer puja to chitra Gupta and Yamaraj near the door of the house to ward off evil spirits. Then they put seven coolers Tika or mark on the betel nuts plant and durva grass and offer they feuits, sweets curd, eggs and other delicacy all set for the occurrence, those who do not have real sisters receive tika from their cousins or any other woman they give the status of a sister. After receiving tika, the brother’s offer money and help to the sisters and plead for their long and happy life .

Deepawail fourth days called Gobardhan puja

Deepawail fourth days called Gobardhan puja . Is celebrated in different ways in different communities Some people worship their bullocks cow and other animals in the morning hours they worship in the hope that God would protect them from disease, accident and death these animals are highly helpful in a agricultural country like Nepal . Gobardhan puja which is worship towards cow dung is seen as very useful in Nepal, as in the olden days it was used for every thing from light at night to polish for the mud floors of traditional houses.

Deepawail Third days called Laxmi puja

Deepawail Third days called Laxmi puja and Gai puja, worship of the cow is observed. The cow is sign of prosperity and wealth. In the evening Laxmi the goddess of wealth is thanked for all the benefits that were bestowed the families by lighting oil candles or lamps on door ways and window to welcome prosperity and well being Laxmi puja famous At night the girls enjoy dancing and visiting all the houses of the village They collect money from all the houses by singing an dancing an share the sweets and money amongst themselves.

Deepawail second days called kukar puja

Deepawail second days called kukar puja is the day of the dog . The guard at yama’s gates and also the vehicle of the fearful god Bhairab is Worshipped on this day . A red tika is put on a dog’s forehead a garland is put around itches and delicious food is offered to him. The idea behind the great honour conferred on and the welcome accorded to dogs one this day is that dog, the gate keeper of narak or hell i. e. Death’s kingdom may ease and smoothen the soul’s passage to the he there world to receive yama’s result ..

The first day of the festival is called kag Tihar

Tihar also know as Deepawali in terai county of Nepal is a five days long Hindu festival celebrated in Nepal .

The first day of the festival is called (kag Tihar) kag Bali is the day of the crow .A crow can bring good as well as bad massages. Generally, when it crow atop the house and tree in a sweet voice mainly in morning hours . It is believed that it is a signal or a pre –information of the advent or arrival of guest. The house wiver feed the crow with small special dishes. On the very first day before feeding the members of their own family .The crows with a hope that crow will biting only good messages hot bad ones.

Bhaktapur

Bhaktapur is the third largest city in the Kathmandu valley. The city was once the capital of Nepal throughout the great Malla Kingdom from the 12th to the 15th century.http://www.himalayastrek.com

Bardia National park

Bardia National park

   The Bardia National park is the largest and most undisturbed protected area in the Terai and is home to scarce Royal Bengal tiger and Nepals famous one horned rhinoceros. The national park located in the mid western district of Bardia, is bordered by River Babai flows right though the parks .

Hanuman Dhoka

Hanuman Dhoka is a complex of structures with the Royal Palace of the Malla kings and also of the Shah dynasty in the square of central Kathmandu, Nepal. It is spread over five acres . original Maha Vishnu Temple in the square, which housed this image, was destroyed in the 1934 tremor. Other structures in the courtyard are: the meeting Chamber of the Malla kings in the northeast corner, the throne of the Malla kings in an open verandah and portrait of the Shah Kings.

Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve

Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve is the only area in Nepal where licensed hunting is allowed. The reserve adjoins  Myagdi district and Baglung district, just below the Dhaulagiri range in west Nepal.  The reserve begins at 3000m reacher as high as 7,000 m . trees like fir , pine birch rhododendron ,hemlock, oak juniper and spruce are available in the reserve. One of the prime attractions for hunters is the blue sheep , which is abundant in the area. Hunters also get pheasants and partridges in viable numbers for hunting. Other animals found here are leopard, ghoral, serow ,Himalayan tahr, Himalayan black bear, barking deer wild boar , rhesus macaque, langur and mouse hare. Endangered animals in the reserve are musk deer, wold ,red panda , cheer pheasant and Danphe.

Mountain Biking

Mountain Biking is yet another adventure that Nepalcaters to her visitors. Nepal‘s diverse terrain provides challenging trails that meander through isolated villages and dense forest filled with wildlife. In another word Nepal is a mountain biker’s dream adventure come true. Mountain biking offers an enviring this magnificent country its landacae living heritage and its people.

Lumbini

Lumbini

         Lumbini is in Lumbini  zone and Rupandehi district of Nepal . Lord Buddha was born in Lumbini long ago. Lumnini is a holy place . Many people go to Lumbini and pay homage to lord Buddha . Besides the main tempal of Buddha there are Tibetan temples, Chines temple korean tempal. People enjoy visting Lumbini. 

Nepali staple food Dal bhat

Dal bhat is a traditional Nepali staple food consisting of cooked steamed rice or sometimes other cereal dhal and lentil soup dal . ts is generally eaten twice a day mid morning and early evening .It is also called dal bhat tarkari there many also be cueey mad of chicken got meat or fish . dal bhat is often served with tarkari amix of available seasonal vegetables. Nepalese public plate, dal bhat is an inexpensive and tasty meal to eat whilst trekking. If you order dal bhat at a lodge or tea house, any extra dal or bhat you need to satisfy your appetite is usually free. Porters sometimes refer to a hill climb as a '3 dhal-bhat' hill. You may hear a Nepalis joke about 'double dal-bhat' for real hunger or trekker greed.