River of Nepal

The rivers of Nepal have have their source in the high Himalaya where melting glaciers feed the ever flowing waters. Snow – fed the ever flowing waters . Snow-fed lakes give rise to yet other rivers and some have their origins in the Tibetan plateau .

Atypical Rafting Trip

Atypical Rafting Trip

A rafting trip generally begins with a bus ride that takes clients to the put in point (where the boat is put into the water). This is where the drive depends on hoe gar the put –in point is from where the journey began . on .the banks of the river , the special rubber raft (boat ) is pumped up full of air and all the equipment to be taken along are loaded. Each client receives a life –jacker , helmet and a paddle 9not all trips use paddles ) along with two water proof bags to put in their belongings. Water –proof bags and containers are also used to keep camping equipment  and food for the entire party . These are tied securely to the raft and opened only when the other hand , the smaller personal bags are fand , the smaller personal bags are fastened to ropes on the side so that they are easily accessible during the trip as they may contain cameras , lotions , binoculars, etc. which come in handy during the trip .

  When the packing work is completed , the river guide gives safety talk , instructing the clients on what to do while on the river . This is followed by instructions on how to use the paddle. During the trip, the guide will shout ,”forward” coaxing the people to push the raft forward by paddling furiously one way , or it may be the othere way to go around a rock .Similarly the boat may have to be steered left or right with the help of paddles. The idea of having the clients paddles is to the fun rather than have them merely as passengers . On othere trips where there are  elderly clients and children. The raft by using large oars. Here no paddles are used  and the guide is on his own maneuvering the boat thought the rapids.

Books

Books that dwell in a wide array of subjects are aplenty in the tourist hotspots of Kathmandu and pokhara. books on different subjects , beautiful picture books of the Nepal people and far off Himalayan and terai landscape , information about the ancient Nepal or the Nepali people , trekking information and travel guides as well as latest books on national and international contemporary issues , and popular fictions are available in bookstores of Thamel , kantipath and other tourist areas of Kathmandu valley and Lakeside area of pokhara .

Dhace cloth in Nepal

Nepal is also popular for Dhace cloth from which traditional Nepal clothers like Daura suruwal and Dhaca top are made . The fabric of Dhacea made in palpa dostrict of Nepal is considered the best . The fabric is also available in Asan, janabahal, Indrachowk areas and other cloth outlest in Kathmandu .

Rivers of Nepal

   The rivers of Nepal are alienated into three categories; Large Medium and small ge ; the koshi , gandaki and the karnali fall in this category and are located in the east , central Nepal and the west respectively .

The Tamur, Arun , Dudh koshi , Likhu , Tama koshi , sun koshi and Indrāvati  rivers make up the Koshi river system  and are known as sapta koshi . The Arun and Sun koshi originate in Tibes in the sapta koshi  flows down   throught many narrow gorges to eventually reach the vast open plaing until it merges with the Ganges India . please visit our Sunkosh river rafting .
http://www.himalayastrek.com/sunkoshi-river-rafting.php

Trishuli river

Trishuli was named after the ever-present Trident of lord Shiva , a popular god of the Hindus .  Given its easy access from Kathmandu and Pokhara this river is alsoNepal’s most popular for whitewater rafting .Ideal for novices as well as the experienced, the trishuli  flows though fascinating valleys, amazing gorges rolling rapids, while it also has relaxing sections making the trip a great experience . The usual trip lasts from a day to three days.

ceremics

ceramic is usually made from black clay both as the sun–baked terracotta and glazed earthenware in the furnace for attractive color and durability, Items of the family circle needs like water jars, animal figures, deities, and coin –containers are also made of clay. Pottery and Nepal ceramic are found in different parts of the Kathmandu valley. Although there are quite a few places to buy ceramic ware in Kathmandu, it is recommended that you visit the pottery centers in Bhaktapur and Thimi to observe the traditional ways of working on the wheel, for original designs, and for reliable buys.