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5th July, 2018
Top 5 trekking routes in Nepal Nepal is a country with a very diverse geography within a small area of
1, 47,181 sq. km. This geography has gifted Nepal many awesome and thrilling
trekking routes. Some of the popular trekking routes among the domestic and
international trekkers are:1.
Everest Base CampEverest Base Camp is one
of the most popular trekking routes in the Himalayas. In 2015, it was reported
that around 40,000 people per year take the trek fro...
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5th July, 2018
Want to eat what Nepalese eat?Needless to
say, Nepal is diverse in its geography, culture and ethnicity. This diversity has resulted into different
kinds of cuisines. On the basis of geography and culture, people have their own
meals.Usually,
Nepalese people have their meals thrice a day. They have tea in the morning and
lunch before noon. They take light snacks ‘khaja’
(literally meaning eat and run) after mid-day and dine at the evening. People in
Nepal normally have either milk o...
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4th July, 2018
Souvenirs from NepalAfter
visiting such a nice and heartwarming country like Nepal, you find tons of
things which allure you so much that you just want to pack them in your bags
and take it with you. Well, you can take many unique things of Nepal when you
return. The most
common memento for a foreigner from Nepal is the Pasmina shawls and other items
made from it. Besides that, wood and metal handicrafts are also good souvenirs
which reflect the amazing architectural skills of Nepalese pe...
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4th July, 2018
Dress code for entering the holy
temples in Nepal People of
Nepal are very religious and have deep faith in their rituals and culture. However,
Temples are the center of their beliefs. Many foreigners are in dilemma while
entering these holy places for the dress code. Is there any certain dress code
to enter the temples in Nepal? No, not exactly. There is no
such definite dress code. It’s all about showing respect towards the beliefs
and faith of other people. It’s about the sense of...
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29th May, 2018
Nepal is the country which is famous for
not just having the world's tallest mountain Everest (8,848 m) but also being
the hot destination for Hindus and Buddhist pilgrimage. Nepal was the only
Hindu country in the world before adopting secularism, this doesn’t mean there
is only pilgrimage for Hindus people. This is the country where you can find
pagoda style temples which is believed to have been originated from ancient
architectures here and later transferred to other neighboring countr...
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29th May, 2018
History of Trekking in NepalThe word ‘trek’ is derived from the Boer language ( spoken
by the Dutch settlers in South Africa), which means a long hard and challenging
journey. In 1950’s Nepal opened its frontiers to the outside world and within a
decade of doing so ten of the fourteen 8000m above peaks were climbed
Annapurna, Everest, Nanga Parbat and so on. The history of trekking in Nepal has started
after climbing expeditions of major highest peaks. Nepal began its trekking
career...
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28th May, 2018
What is yoga?Yoga is a physical, mental and
spiritual practices that unite physical body with the spiritual self. The word
yoga came from Sanskrit word ‘yuj’ meaning union. Yoga is not just practiced
for the sake of physical well-being but to attain happier and peaceful mind.
The most advantageous point about practicing yoga is that you can do it from
your own home garden to parks wherever you find yourself at peace and
comfortable. The basic impact that you might have after meditating yog...
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28th May, 2018
Pokhara
city is the second largest famous city for adventure seekers and those who want
to have good leisure time. Pokhara city
is the first priority destination of tourists visiting as it is packed with
different activities like paragliding, hiking, boating, beautiful Annapurna
range views, etc within a small territory. The friendly people of pokhara
treats foreigner with great hospitality. Some of the must...
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27th May, 2018
Safari is the adventurous journey
which takes any adventurer into the horizon of nature. It includes desert ,
forests and country side safari . Among
them jungle or forest safari defined as forest trail takes you to explore
wide range of plants and animals in their own natural habitat. Regardless of
walking, hiking or trekking , you can tour the forest region through a jeep ,
elephant and on a horse and you can also opt for wild camping and nature walks
too. This suggest that you don’t...
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30th March, 2018
Kathmandu is the one of the smallest district however, highly
population district in Nepal. This city has many service and facility that does
not have in any other place. Kathmandu also have its own rich History and
cultural important. While sightseeing around the Kathmandu valley we get some
iconic and remarkable view of the temple which has their own beauty of
traditional and culture importance. Around Kathmandu there are more than 200
biggest and smallest temples, where most of them are...
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26th March, 2018
Holi is known as a festival of
colours, fun and frolic. It is a festival of the Hindus. It usually comes in
March. It is celebrated with gaiety in North India. Of late the South is also
catching up with the North in celebrating this festival of colours.There are different stories about
the importance of the festival. It is said that at one stage a demon by name
Tarakasura conquered all 'Lokas or worlds' including heaven and was teasing the
'Devas'. It became necessary for the Devas to pray...
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22nd March, 2018
Tihar one of the Nepal biggest and longest festivals of
Nepal which is celebrates for 5 days on mid October. Tihar is also known as
Deepawali , Bhai tika, laxmi puja etc.. It is the festival of light so; Diyas
is light inside and outside of the house to make it illuminate. Tihar is the
biggest festival after Dashain. It shows how animals are important to human
being. So, tihar is only festival where we worship animals such as crow, dog,
cow and ox. People worship goddess of wealth “laxmi”...
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