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Showing posts with label Nepali Blogs. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 19, 2019

Gautama Buddha Birthplace Some Rare Photos In Lumbini

March 19, 2019
Lumbini (The birthplace of Gautama Buddha) a Buddhist pilgrimage site take us back to the 563 BCE. The lord Buddha achieved Enlightenment at around the 528 BCE and start journey of sharing knowledge to world. 
My friend and his team was there for excavation in Lumbini for almost for 30 days for this research paper. He had share some of his photo with me and share only photo which are not prohibited. 

Ashokan Pillar at lumbini, which proves the fact that Lord Buddha was born in lumbini

Korean Monastery at lumbini

The Ashokan Pillar at Niglihawa, native land of Kanakamuni Buddha. This is Brahmi script and Pali Language 


Northern Black Polished Ware(NBP) date of these pottery goes back to 700-200BC.





Twin stupa at tilaurakot(Capital of ancient Kapilbastu) also known as northern stupa made in the memory of king suddhodhan and queen mayadevi

Ancient time slippers aka “kharau”
Kushinagar Stupa the Mahaparinirvana place of Lord Buddha
As seen in gorakhpur India jam packed tuk tuk during rush hour





























Anup Banjara
Tour Officer/Tour Guide at Malla Travel and Tours Pvt.Ltd
Students of Culture, Religion and Sociology

Thursday, January 17, 2019

Kalapani Lake

January 17, 2019
KalaPani Pokhari at Phidm after conservation. a lots of tourist have attract to visit to view this location



Saturday, January 12, 2019

Trekking Route Fee

January 12, 2019


Following list rate are officially published by Nepal Government Immigration services. This is mandatory charges by government of Nepal
Trekking Route Fee-Immigration 


District
Regions/VDCs
Permit Fee (USD) / Equivalent
Taplejung District

Kanchanjunga Region
(Olangchung Gola, Lelep, Papung and Yamphudin VDCs)

US$ 10 per person/Week (for the first 4 weeks)
US$ 20 per person/Week (beyond  4 weeks)

Sankhuwasabha

Kimathanka, Chepuwa, Hatiya and Pawakhola VDCs
US$ 10 per person / Week ( for the first 4 weeks)
US$ 20 per person / Week ( Beyond  4 weeks)

Solukhumbu
All the North West Regions of Chame (Namche VDC ) to Nangpala
US$ 10 per person/Week (for the first 4 weeks)
US$ 20 per person/Week (beyond  4 weeks)

Dolakha 
Lamabagar Ward No.1 (Lepche)
Gaurishanker Ward No. 1 (Beding  9 and Chhorolpa lake) area
US$ 10 per person /Week
Rasuwa District
Thuman and Timure Region
US$ 10 per person /Week

Gorkha District
Manaslu Region (Lho, Samagaun, Prok, Bihi)
September – November
US$70/per person/Week (for a week or 7 days)
US$10/per person/Day (Beyond a week or 7 days)

December – August
US$50 per person/Week (for a week)
US$ 7 per person/Day (Beyond a week or 7days)

Gorkha District
Tsum Valley of Gorkha District

Areas of Chhekampar and Chunchet VDCs (Sirdibas-Lokpa-Chumling-Chhhekampar- Nile-Chhule Area)
September – November
US$ 35 per person / 8 days

December – August
US$25 per person / 8 days

Manang
Thoche (North of Tilche village), Na, Phu VDCs
September – November
US$90 per person /Week
December – August
US$ 75 per person /Week

Mustang
Lhomanthang, Charang, Chhondup,Chhotsher, Surkhang, Ghami, Chhusang, Sangdagaun of Kagbeni VDC and way to Tilicho lake (Jomsom VDC)
US$500 per person  (for the first 10 days)
US$ 50 per person /Day  ( beyond 10 days)
Dolpa
Upper Dolpa
 Bhijer, Saldang, Tinze, Chharka and Mukot
US$500 per person  (for the first 10 days)
US$ 50 per person /Day  ( beyond 10 days)
Dolpa
Lower Dolpa
All other 18 VDCs (out of 23) of Dolpa District
US$ 10 per person /Week
Mugu
Mugu , Dolpu, Pulu, Bhangri
US$90 per person (for the first 7 days or a week)
US$15 per person /Day ( beyond 7 days)

Humla
Simikot , Yari ,Limi  and Muchu  VDCs ,
Regions of Dharma VDC ( way to Tibet via Tangekhola)
US$50 per person (for the first 7 days or a week)

US$ 7 per person/Day (( beyond a week or 7 days)
Bajhang

Areas  of  Kanda, Saipal and  Dhuli VDCs
US$ 90 per person ( For a week or seven days)
US$ 15 per person/Day ( Beyond a week or seven days)

 Darchula

 Areas of  Byas VDC
US$ 90 per person ( For a week or seven days)
US$ 15 per person/Day ( Beyond a week or seven days)

Nepal VISA

January 12, 2019
Any traveler, visitor except Indian nationals must hold passport and valid visa to visit Nepal. Nepalese diplomatic office and consulates in aboard where you can apply for visa. Or you can obtain visa at the entry points of Nepal.
If you want to extend visa the you can visit Department of Immigration of Kathmandu.
Children under 10 years need not pay any visa fee.
People willing to get entry Visa at the airport or any of the land entry points are
required to fill a visa form with passport photograph.
Gratis visa for 30 days available only for tourists of SAARC countries
Multiple entry 15 days - US$ 25 or equivalent convertible currency
Multiple entry 30 days - US$ 40 or equivalent convertible currency
Multiple entry 90 days - US$ 100 or equivalent convertible currency
* Visa extension fee for 15 days or less is US $ 30 or equivalent convertible currency and visa extension
fee for more than 15 days is US$ 2 per day
* Tourist visa can be extended for a maximum period of 150 days in a single visa year (January -
December).


Please find more about Immigration Process of Nepal Government

Wednesday, January 9, 2019

Sankhu To Nagarkot Hiking

January 09, 2019
Sankhu the the ancient Newar home in Kathmandu Valley where traveler can visit Layaku, historical durbar square, Bahrayogini. An altittude of 2000 m above sea level.
Hiking from Sankhu to Nagarkot  and 4.5 hours hiking  an option for hiking lover.
Early morning drive to Sankhu from Kathmandu, it will take 40-45 minutes drive to reach at Sankhu.

This hiking will give you an opportunity to see the lush hill, panoramic view of mountain if the weather is clear.  One night overstay at Nagarkot, you can drive back to kathmandu

Day 1 Drive to Sankhu and Start hiking to Nagarkot
Lunch on the way, you can find good restaurant on they way.
Overnight at Nagarkot
Day 2 Drive back to kathmandu

Tuesday, January 8, 2019

Salle Airport Of West Rukum

January 08, 2019

Located near Musikot, the district headquarters with its 650 meter long runway and capacity of parking 4 air craft

Other name: Musikot airport
Phone No: 975-2503142

http://www.caanepal.gov.np/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/RUKUM-SALLE-AIRPORT.pdf

Sunday, January 6, 2019

Finding Your Tour In Pokhara

January 06, 2019
Often, travelers talk about the trekking in high altitude but missed out the local hiking route which gives 180 degree views form different spot. Please considered this location before visiting pokhara so  that you can design your holidays yourself.


World Stupa Peace
 Hike is one is most popular hiking during travel stay

Pumid Bhumdi Hike

Shrot and very happy hour hike is Pumdi tower view trek.

The Phewa lake hike

is also another good option. Having nice time with your friends then it will be a good option

Saturday, January 5, 2019

Budhinanda

January 05, 2019
Budhinanda, in Bajura, is best destination, one will like to visit even though it is located in High Land. It has numerous pond; considered both holy and unholy

Best Season: July or August (Janaii Purnima)
Mountain View: Saipal and Jethibaurani


Wednesday, January 2, 2019

Mobile Tower In Dolpo

January 02, 2019
Mobile Tower in Dolpo :) 

Finally the remote village of Dolpo; Shey-Phoksundo Village Municipality Saldang has established Namaste Mobile Tower. They are working together to build the mobile tower.



Photo: Gorkhapatra 

Tuesday, January 1, 2019

Electricity Wire Mess

January 01, 2019
Often I found this kind Electricity wire mess in our town. When I saw this their must be some kind of solution for this. But I must be happy that travel used to took this picture to promote this kind of unique problems.


Took this at Thamel

Photos at Cheetrapati, Kathmandu


Old Water Fountain

January 01, 2019
Almost no one can find this kind of water fountain in Kathmandu or surrounding valley. It use as water supply in Kathmandu. But no use of this kind of fountain, I was surprised to see this kind of old fountain.` I saw this near Thamel


Sunday, December 30, 2018

Photos of New Road Now and Then

December 30, 2018
Old Photos of New Road Gate



New Photos of New Road Gate


Tamu Lhosar 2075

December 30, 2018
Tamu Lhosar, festival of  indeginous community; Gurung. The festival is celebrate as the New Year

Today at Tudikhel to see the community carnival.



Participant  dancing in traditional dance


Men in their customs with musical instrument (madal)


Women  carrying Doko during cultural show in Tamu Festival

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Some is trying to grap opportunities





Sunday, September 2, 2018

The Krishna Janashtami At Patan 2018

September 02, 2018
Krishan Janahstami, the birthday of Lord Krishna. Today devotees of Krishna, visit the Krishna Temple. This festival always lies in month of September base on Gergoian Calendar.

See the Highlights of today festival in Patan Durbar Square.


Woman queuing to worship for Krishan Temple


Ritual for devotees of Krishna


Hare Krishna! Hare Krishna!

Tuesday, July 17, 2018

Taleju Temple

July 17, 2018

Date back to King Mahendra Malla in 1562 AD, devoted to divinity of the Malla rulers.Which is lying on a 12 plinth, and 36.6  meters high. This is open for public once a year during Dashain.
Temple first Taleju temple is situated in Kathmandu Durbar square, second in Bhaktapur and third in Patan. This temple are named after for Goddess Taleju Bhawani, holy divinity who has four heads and ten arms.





Thursday, July 12, 2018

Travel Tips While Traveling In Nepal

July 12, 2018
Subject matter might change but destination will never change in heart of traveler. Hello and warm good morning from Nepal. I just want to share some tips during the travel period of Himalayas Especially in Nepal.
The June to ending of August; season monsoon before making your travel plan please considered the following points.

Mountain flight best option for traveler but do not book during the monsoon season.The weather is no clear and flight might cancel often. It is so boring and ruin your travel time
Water adventure often not a good option for travel. But many adventure lover take part in adventure tour by their own risk. But I suggested not to do any water activities in river, it is too risky
Often the high way route are affected by landslide so before travel your destination do not forget to ask your agents about condition of road or affected area
What about the trekking and as you know trekking option is good option one can do trek. Do not do trek alone in high regions.

Hope it will help and find some travelling tips.

Sunday, February 18, 2018

Boudha For Me

February 18, 2018
For me, Boudhanath is about finding out the pure unbroken culture passing towards their generation.

The Big Circle Stupa, people making clockwise rounding the stupa. Be the part of hassle and dazzle of local people, sharing their lifestyle with you. See all the antics pieces related to Buddhism.

 The town, Little Tibet for you, one who miss Tibet.

 It will always welcome you modernization and globalization, can get traditional food to western food, just name it. Watching this place and comes often with my camera, take some shots.

It is common one is able to see people taking self fie and gathering point for everyone. If you see the sky, howling sound of prayers flag. Music of Buddhism and local murmuring sound always inspire you to sit for while with music


Home of Peace, sweetness, and gathering



http://www.iterhimalaya.tk/2018/02/buy-dhoopcamphor-at-bouddha.html

Gyalpo Lhosar- The Sherpas Year

February 18, 2018

Gyalpo Lhosar, mostly observed in the winter, adds more fun to the morning chills of February. This year it is being celebrated on Friday. The word 'Lo' meaning "year' and 'Sar' meaning 'new' completes the word 'Lhosar'. Gyalpo Lhosar marks the beginning of Tibetan New Year. The festival is mostly celebrating it. There are 12 years in the Tibetan Calendar, each categorized under a variety of animals.
Since this Gyalpo Lhosar 2145 marks the dog year, it is also called the 'year of the Dog'. As the word Gyalpo means 'King', ancient Tibetan history defines that the day is celebrated because a Tibetan King, Tri Ralpachen, won victory over Mongolian warriors on the very day. It is a 15-day celebration, while the main celebration takes space during the first three days. To mark this annual occasion, four major essentials of Gyalpo Lhosar.


Chhemar
Considered as one of the ancient offerings to god, Chhemar is a mixture of a quality assortment of foods. The wooden container that consists of Chhemar is equally divided in two sections where a mixture of milk, honey, ghee, curd, fruit, and nuts is kept on the left side while the mixture of tsampa (fried wheat flour), wheat and millet on the right. On the center, decorative figures of flowers are made form torma (a mixture of flour and butter) to accentuate the look of Chhemar. Its consumption is rare and especially done on the occasion of Gyalpo Lhosar

Changkol
Originated from Tibet, changkol is a type of home-brewed beer which can be made out of rice, millet, and corn. As per the ancient beliefs, changkol is believed to have health benefits and help in enhancing physical immunity. It is especially used as an offering to god. and also for prayer purposes. Kept in a special container called 'dambey', the rim of the container is decked with a tiny blob of butter which generally symbolizes good luck. Changkol is served to the family members once the praying and offering are finished.


Dherka
Dherka is one of the special offerings made to god on the very first day of Lhosar. It consists of flour-based food items known as khapse and bhulu. All of these are stacked and layers on top of each other. Khapse is basically a flat and crunchy food made out of flour, sugar and milk mixture.Bhulu is a round shaped flour-based food with the sugar powders sprinkled on the top of it. Both of the items are fried in oil which gives them a light brown texture and a crunchy. tase. Besides these items, dherka also consists of different food items like coconut, a variety of fruits and nuts, babar (rice chapatti ) and deysi (a mixture of rice, ghee, honey and dry fruits). People these days prefer adding up a wide variety of ingredients to make Dherka more special for this once in a year occasion.

Chham (Tsam)
Gyalpo Lhosar also calls for sacred prayer events and religious programs at different Buddhist monasteries. In the early morning of the first day, People visit monasteries and receive a blessing from Rinpoche and also from the elderly members of the family. Every year on the occasion, Chham (a scared dance) is performed in monasteries for interest viewers. It is generally performed praying for peace and prosperity that the New Year is believed to brings to its followers. A group of monks donning heavy costumes and face masks perform the sacred dance on the premises of various monasteries. The dance is carried out in a set of beats and rhythms with religious musical instruments.


Sonam Lama, Kathmandu
The Himalayan Times

Thursday, February 15, 2018

Patan World Heritage Site Under Restoration

February 15, 2018





Wednesday, February 7, 2018

Inside Pashupati Temple By Secret Camera

February 07, 2018


Actually, no camera is allowed to take a photo inside the temple, the anonymous took the nice shot.
Even though he breaks the rule. It must have taken from entry point