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Koshi Tappu

Anyone knows how long it takes from Kathmandu to Koshi Tappu National Park via Kulekhani.. Please share..!!!Continue

Started Dec 16, 2011

Shey Phoksundho
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Planning a trek to Shey Phoksundo Lake At Dolpa region. Any knowledge about the place ? Anyone ? Thanks....!!!!

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Indra Jatra

Indra Jatra Born in Kathmandu as a Newar, I clearly have no idea just why it took me 28 years to witness my first Indra Jatra. It was only after seeing my first (last year), I realized how much value our traditions had and how foolish I had been all these years. Indra Jatra (Kumari Jatra) is one of the greatest festivals celebrated in Kathmandu Valley. The festival is marked to thank Indra (God of rain) for the wonderful showers during the monsoon. It is also marked as the end of one glorious…See More
Sep 5, 2011
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Chotu

Chotu My brother has a very loud voice, one reason maybe being my grandmother, who had lost her hearing when we were young and hearing aid had not yet been imported. So sometimes my brother sounds furious even if he has not reached that level. One morning my brother has this furious voice. “Chotu, idar ahao (Chotu, Come here)”. Takes him two floors top and points at some spots on the floor “Yeh kisney giraya? (Who spilled that?). My brother’s loud voice scares most. “Maine nahi, woh doosra wala…See More
Aug 18, 2011
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Shey Phoksundho

Planning a trek to Shey Phoksundo Lake At Dolpa region. Any knowledge about the place ? Anyone ? Thanks....!!!!
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Rara Rendezvous

Rara Rendezvous Back home, some people told us it was a day and half trek to the lake. We walked slow and we carried a lot. So we planned to reach the lake in two and half days, spend three nights at the lake and coming back down hill would be an easy two days walk. Don’t start laughing; the fun part for you is yet to come. It took us around about 15 hours to get to Nepalgunj. We all hate bus journeys. To make things worse, this one included three hours of traffic, five continuous hours of a…See More
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Indra Jatra

Indra Jatra

 

Born in Kathmandu as a Newar, I clearly have no idea just why it took me 28 years to witness my first Indra Jatra. It was only after seeing my first (last year), I realized how much value our traditions had and how foolish I had been all these years.

 

Indra Jatra (Kumari Jatra) is one of the greatest festivals celebrated in Kathmandu Valley. The festival is marked to thank Indra (God of…

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Posted on September 5, 2011 at 12:44pm — 5 Comments

Knowing Your Pashmina and Steps to taking care of it.

Knowing your Pashmina and steps to taking care of it

 

Pashmina, also known as the “Diamond Fiber” and “The soft gold of high Asia” is reportedly the finest, softest and the warmest wool found in nature. It is derived from the under belly of the “Capra Hircus”, the mountain goat or as locally known “Changrya”, found in the remote regions of the Himalayas above 10000 feet from sea level and the Inner Mongolian highlands. The goats are never harmed in the…

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Posted on September 1, 2011 at 3:00pm

Chotu

Chotu

 

My brother has a very loud voice, one reason maybe being my grandmother, who had lost her hearing when we were young and hearing aid had not yet been imported. So sometimes my brother sounds furious even if he has not reached that level. One morning my brother has this furious voice. “Chotu, idar ahao (Chotu, Come here)”. Takes him two floors top and points at some spots on the floor “Yeh kisney giraya? (Who spilled that?). My…

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Posted on August 18, 2011 at 2:00pm

Rara Rendezvous

Rara Rendezvous

 

Back home, some people told us it was a day and half trek to the lake. We walked slow and we carried a lot. So we planned to reach the lake in two and half days, spend three nights at the lake and coming back down hill would be an easy two days walk. Don’t start laughing; the fun part for you is yet to come.

 

It took us around about 15 hours to…

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Posted on August 16, 2011 at 8:00pm — 8 Comments

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At 11:53am on July 18, 2011, Pat k. said…
very nice pictures... thanks for sharing with us...
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I read the article and I loved it. Very interesting!
At 7:00pm on December 2, 2010, Amanda S said…
I really enjoyed the last blog post. You should write more!
 
 
 

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