"Blog Archive For June 2012 - Page 2"
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Khaptad, Nepal
Posted on Jun 18, 2012 by trekker under TourKHAPTAD Altitude: 3000m District: Doti, Bajura, Bajhang, Achham Zone: Seti Distance from Kathmandu: 446km air distance Latitude: 29° 21' 15" N Longitude: 81° 04' 24" E Avg. temperature: 10 to 20 deg. Celsius Details: Khaptad is a beautiful and ...
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Trip to Janakpur (Travel of City), birth place of Goddess Janaki (Sita)
Posted on Jun 18, 2012 by ER Saurav Shrestha under TourMy first official trip was to Janakpur , the birth place of Goddess Janaki (Sita), daughter of King Janaka and wife of Lord Rama. Janakpur is located 128 km southeast of Kathmandu, 11 hours by bus, next to the Indian border. By air you can reach Janakpur in 20 minutes, so I grab my flight from ...
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Tansen, Nepal
Posted on Jun 18, 2012 by trekker under TourTANSEN Altitude: 4300 m District: Palpa Zone: Lumbini Distance from Kathmandu: about 300 km Travel choice: Bus, helicopter Latitudes: 83.55 Longitudes: 27.87 Avg. Temperature: 81°F (maximum), 47° F (minimum) Details: The then Magar capital of kingdom ‘Tanahu’ which was one ...
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Experience the view of Mountain Range from the Daman Resort Nepal
Posted on Jun 18, 2012 by trekker under TrekkingDAMAN Altitude: 2320m Distance from Kathmandu: 100km southwest Travelling Option: Bus, Micro bus, Taxi, Bike, Mountain-Bike District: Makwanpur Zone: Mahabharat Latitudes: 27° 41' 0" N Longitudes: 85° 7' 0" E Avg. temperature in recent history: 40°C ...
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Ilam, Nepal, Collection of Lovely Lookout
Posted on Jun 17, 2012 by trekker under TourILAM Altitude: 6000 Ft. District: Ilam Zone: Mechi Distance from Kathmandu: 272 km Travelling Option: Bus Latitude: 26° 54' 28.44"N Longitude: 87° 55' 32.88"E Temperature: 40°F to 60°F Details: Ilam is a beautiful place usually popular for Tea Plantation. It rests ...
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Things to be remembered by Foreigners while visiting temples with in NEPAL.
Posted on Jun 17, 2012 by ER Saurav Shrestha under TempleAs you are visting the Hindu nation Nepal, country with many religious places specially hindu and buddhist temples. So there are some few rules that you should keep in mind while you visit temples of Nepal. 1. Remove your shoes before entering the temple. Outside, around the temple, it is ok ...
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Nepal at beating records
Posted on Jun 14, 2012 by trekker under MiscellaneousWhat is it to be a Nepali? As everyone would like to call it, being Nepali is not just about dealing with the problems of water-supply or load-shedding or bad economy. It’s actually about accepting those short-coming and still being able to aim to walk shoulder to shoulder with the top-notch ...
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Zip Line Nepal, Dream it Dare it Do it
Posted on Jun 12, 2012 by bipeen under Zip LineAfter almost 2 years I was at Pokhara out of the routined life so as to attend a Team Building event. Before hand we had we some friends had talked to do Zip fly so as to make the travel more mesmerising. For me it was a chance to feel how does a fall does feel like because I have not ...
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Foods in Nepal
Posted on Jun 12, 2012 by trekker under Food And LivingFOODING IN NEPAL Nepal with diverse tribes and ethnic groups in different localities has different taste to Food. Even though Western foods are quite popular in Nepal, the craving for local foods still remains. Nepalese have their own recipes for that matter. The foods are deliciously ...
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Boating, Fishing and lakes in Nepal
Posted on Jun 11, 2012 by trekker under MiscellaneousNepal is rich in water resources be it rivers or lake. There are more than 6000 rivers and 200 lakes in Nepal. As a matter of fact, Nepal is the second richest country in the world for water resources. On that note, it is not shocking to reveal that various boating as well and fishing activities ...
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Rafting in Nepal
Posted on Jun 11, 2012 by trekker under RaftingThere are various rivers in Nepal which fulfills the thrill of Rafting. Some of them are listed below if you are planning to do Rafting in Nepal 1) Bhotekoshi River Rafting here is for short timing but the thrill and adrenaline rush is no exception. Even though the surrounding is great, the ...
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Bhedetar, Nepal
Posted on Jun 11, 2012 by trekker under TourBHEDETAR Altitude: 1420m District: Sunsari Zone: Koshi Distance from Dharan: 16km north Travel Options: Bus, Taxi Details: Also known as ‘Sailung Danda’ in Nepal, Bhedetar is a place which cannot be missed. It’s actually a small hill station. In the past, long ...
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Namaste Jharana
Posted on Jun 9, 2012 by nazaaraa thapa under TrekkingAfter almost a series of boring hot days, we were in need of the wonderful chilling break. When we got to hear about Namaste Jharana, we didnt do a single second delay making up our mind to be there. We heard very few people had been there, difficult pathway being the reason. But then we decided to ...
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Best Hiking routes in Kathmandu
Posted on Jun 9, 2012 by Sonika Thapaliya under HikingHiking in Nepal is a unique experience because Nepal is a hiker s paradise. Hiking in foot hills of Himalayas is an impeccable way to explore the magnificent views of Himalayas. Hiking is an outdoor activity which consists of walking in natural environments often on hiking trails .Some of the ...
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Memory Trip to Pokhara Visit
Posted on Jun 8, 2012 by trekker under TrekkingPOKHARA Altitude: 833 m District: Kaski Zone: Gandaki Distance from Kathmandu: 200 km Latitude: 28.2006 Longitude: 83.9814 Average Temperature: 102°F (highest), 46°F (lowest) Details: Pokhara! I had never understood exactly why the name thrilled me to the bone as ...
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