Ghorepani

Monday, 01 September 2008 19:10

A month before my departure from Nepal, I was sitting in my room sorting through my belongings when I stumbled across a Nepal Tourism Board brochure. I had not read it since the day I took it from the Tourist Information counter at the airport almost six months before. I flipped it open and browsed the recommended activities list. A sinking feeling of regret came over me. Right on the top of that list, in a bright big font, the word ‘Trekking’ shouted out at me. I was going to leave the country without having experienced “a big part of the ultimate Himalayan adventure”, as the tagline proclaimed.

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Illam

Monday, 18 August 2008 14:48

Ilam is one of the 75 district of nepal and located in Mechi zone. Illam occupied by people of different colors living in peace and accord. Neighboring the famous Indian hill town of Darjeeling, it is located on the foothills of Mount Kanchanjunga, The third highest peak in the world.

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Kanchanpur

Sunday, 17 August 2008 12:12

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Kanchanpur one of Nepal's well known district of far west gateway of Nepal is best known for its "Barasingha" world famous Suklaphanta Wildlife Reserve, thick natural forest, holysites and unique culture, tranquil picnic and sightseeing stops is close to Indian cities.

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Kirtipur

Tuesday, 24 June 2008 10:01

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Origin of Kirtipur
Kirtipur is one of the oldest settlements in the Kathmandu Valley. This small town is recorded as an ancient capital of Nepal. Kirtipur means “a famed town” in Nepali language is also known as “kipu” and “kyapu”. The location of this small town is different from the other main towns of the valley in the same that occupies the top of a steep rocky hill. This city of glory is inhabited by Newars, which are the earliest settlers in the Valley with their own language and culture.

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