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.

Everest base camp, Nepal

Everest base camp, Nepal

Reaching a height of 5,545m (18,193ft) at kala pattar this three week trek is extremely popular with those who want to be able to say ‘l’ve been to the base of  the world’s highest mountain . the difficult trek passes undeniably spectacular scenery and is trafficked by sherpa people of the solu  khumdu. The heights reached during this trek are literally dizzying until you acclimatize to the altitude, and the continuous cutting across valleys certainly has its ups and d Everest base camp.

Parsa wildife Reserve

Parsa wildife Reserve is spreads over parts of chitwan, Makawanpur, parsa and sub tropical mostly covered with sale forests, while the hills are covered with chir pine. Khair sissoo and silk cotton are found along water areas . the reserve provides good habitat for animals like wild elephant, tiger leopard sloth bear, gaur blue bull and wild dog . other common animals in the reserve are samara , chital hog deer barking deer langur monkey rhesus macaques striped hyena, rat palm civet and jungle cat. There are 370 species of birds found in the reserve, one being the endangered gread hornbill found  in certain parts of the forest . other bird species include peafowl red jungle fowl , flycatchers and woodpeckers. Apart from birds and animals the reserve is also habitated by snakes like king cobra , common cobra, krait , rat snake and python.

Namche Bazaar

 Namche Bazaar is popular with trekkers in the Khumbu county, particularly for height  is the gateway to the high Himalaya . The town has a number of lodgings and stores catering to the needs of visitors as well as a number of internet cafés, making it one of the few places in the region where trekkers can access the Internet. On Saturday mornings, a weekly market is held in the center of the village while there may also be a daily Tibetan market where clothing and cheap Chinese consumer goods tend to be the main articles for sale.