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Monday, 27 February 2012
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Visit Nepal "Once Is Not Enough"
| DAY 01 | COUNTRY – KATHMANDU: Arrive Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu. Welcome & assistance on arrival at Airport. Transfer to Hotel. Hotel check in. Over night stay at Hotel. |
| DAY 02 | KATHMANDU: Breakfast at Hotel. Full day sightseeing including AM: Visit 2000 years old Buddhist shrine Swyambhunath, situated on the top of the hill west of the city the most popular and instantly recognizable symbols of Nepal. The temple is colloquially known as the “Monkey Temple”. There are many small buildings and shrines down the hillside behind Swayambhunath. Explore the colorful Kathmandu Durbar Square - The Old Royal Palace of Kathmandu, Temple of living goddess Kumari, the Jagannath temple, 17th century temple known for colorfully painted erotic carvings, Kasthmandap temple a three story temple built from a single tree in 12th century. Lunch: 1300hrs - 1400hrs PM: Visit Pashupatinath temple one of the most sacred Hindu shrine in the World. The holy river Bagmati and the burning ghats and also visit one of the oldest and biggest stupa of Boudhanath. Overnight stay at Hotel. |
| DAY 03 | CHITWEN NATIONAL PARK:Drive (6 hrs drive) from Kathmandu to Chitwan National Park. Arrive Chitwan National Park. Transfer to the lodge followed by refreshments and a briefing about the Programme and the lodge facilities. Lunch. A talk on the elephants by the naturalists at the elephant stable. Jungle safari on the Elephant back. A slide show presentation about the natural history & flora & fauna of the national park. Dinner and overnight stay at the lodge. |
| DAY 04 | CHITWEN NATIONAL PARK: Full day jungle activities including Nature walk, Elephant Safari, Canoeing, Boat ride, Bird watching, Tharu culture dance program etc. Overnight stay at Lodge. |
| DAY 05 | CHITWEN NATIONAL PARK - POKHARA: Early morning wake up call, tea/coffee and nature walk, after Breakfast drive (6hrs drive) from Chitwan to Pokhara. One gets to view good scenery along the drive. Lunch will be served at the Local restaurant on the way to Pokhara. Finally arrive at the most beautiful city of Mountains and lakes. Pokhara is Nepal's most beautiful natural valley, which is also the most popular tourist destination. The Annapurna, Machhapuchere (Fishtail) and uncountable Mountains always stand high welcoming every visitor with a smile. PM: visit the Tibetan Camp, Devi’s fall, Lake side Market. Overnight stay at the Hotel. |
| DAY 06 | POKHARA: AM: Early morning wake up call for visit to Sarangkot (1592m) (drive 30 minutes). One gets to see the sunrise and the magnificient views of the Himalayan like Mt Dhaulagiri (8167m), Annapurna IV(7525m), AnnapurnaIII (7555m), Machhapuchere (6993m). Back to Hotel for breakfast. After breakfast one hour boating at Phewa Lake over looking the region of Annapurna Areas. After boating free time. Overnight stay at Hotel. |
| DAY 07 | POKHARA – KATHMANU: After breakfast at the Hotel. Fly from Pokhara to Kathmandu arrive at the beautiful city Kathmandu. Hotel check in. Free time. Overnight stay at Hotel. |
| DAY 08 | KATHMANDU : AM: Breakfast at Hotel. Patan is often referred to as Lalitpur, which means “city of beauty”. Patan has a long Buddhist History and the four corners of the city are marked by Stupas erected by the great Buddhist emperor Ashoka around 250 BC.Visit Patan City second largest city of valley including Royal Palace, Bhimsen temple, Manga Hiti King Yogaendra Malla’s Statue, Krishna temple, Taleju temple 15th century Golden Temple and Mahaboudha Temple known as temple of 10,000 Buddha, Kumbeshwar Temple. Bishwakarma Temple, Uma Maheshwar Temple. PM: visit Bhaktapur also known as city of Devotees and center of medieval art and architecture founded by King Anand Dev in 889 AD visit Nyatapola temple, the most beautiful temple of Nepal, the 15th century palace of 55 windows, Golden gate and other place of Interest. Overnight stay at Hotel. |
| DAY 09 | KATHMANDU – COUNTRY: Breakfast at Hotel. Today you will be transferred to the airport to fly back home, taking with you the memory of a life time. |
| Cultural Tours In Nepal |
| GLIMPSE OF NEPAL |
| Visit 2000 years old Buddhist shrine Swyambhunath, situated on the top of the hill west of the city the most popular and instantly recognizable symbols of Nepal. The temple is colloquially known as the “Monkey Temple...…….. |
| MAGNIFICIENT NEPAL |
| The place is beautiful, traditional and also gives a panoramic view of the Himalayas Cho-Oyu in the East to Himalchuli in the west…….. |
| CULTURAL SPECIAL |
| Visit Mayadevi Temple, Myanmar temple and the Lumbini museum. Lumbini is the biggest pilgrimage for the adherent of Buddhist religion in the world. |
| SUNRISE SPECIAL |
| The most beautiful temple of Nepal, the 15th century palace of 55 windows, Golden gate and other place of Interest………… |
| HIMALAYAN SAFARI |
| Jungle activities including Nature walk, Elephant Safari, Canoeing, Bird watching, Tharu culture dance program, natural history & flora & fauna of the national park etc………. |
| NATURAL BEAUTY |
| Nepal's most beautiful natural valley, which is also the most popular tourist destination. The Annapurna, Machhapuchere (Fishtail) and uncountable Mountains always stand high welcoming every visitor with a smile. |
| BEAUTY OF NEPALKathmandu/Chitwen/Pokhara (8 nights / 9 Days) |
| Temple of living goddess Kumari, the Jagannath temple, 17th century temple known for colorfully painted erotic carvings, Kasthmandap temple a three story temple built from a single tree in 12th century. |
Monday, 6 February 2012
Nepal a " Small Heaven"
A 'Small Heaven' & 'Zone of adventure' inside earth is Nepal.
Nepal Himalaya has eight of the world’s highest mountains including Mount Everest.
Nepal is a small mountainous country wedged between the arid Tibetan plateau and the hot fertile plains of India. Nepal is culturally diverse with a variety of ethnic groups and for many trekkers it is the warmth, hospitality and sense of humour of the Nepalese people that draw them back for repeat visits to thiswonderful country.
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| Best Mountain Walk In The World!! |
Everybody has heard of Mount Everest and few dared to even climb it because it is the highest mount. It has a height of 8,848 metres. In the 19th century , the Great Trigonometric Survey of India were the first that tried to measure the height of the Mount Everest. The Royal Geographical Society was the one that gice this name to the peak, after one of its predecesor ruler.
If you want to climb the mount Everest there are several trails available, some of them are easy or some are more difficult..Many climbers come every year and try to suceed. But this is not easy, because many of them get ill because of the altitude. The cold weather makes many victims, and the wind is not easy to bear. K2 i one of the most difficult trail and normal climbers need to be accompanoed by a professional mountain guide. This professional mountain guide costs prety much. The people from Nepal many most of their many from tourism, for example any climber need to obtain a permit that may cost even $20 000.
Most of the untrained climbers have problems in the “death zone”. This are is situated where the mountain has more then 8000 metres hight. If they are not careful how they are equiped, the climbers may suffer frostbite on the extremites of teir body, because the temperatures can get very low. On this part of the trails snow and ice is available, so the tourists may slip and fall. The winds also make many problems to the climbers. Because of the atmospheric pressure the oxygen level in the air is low and cause also problems to the tourists that managed to get thru this zone. This is why it is better that climbers use supplementary oxygen, with some special masks and bottled oxygen. In 1922 was the first time that some climbers succeeded to climg the Mount Everest with the help of bottled oxygen.
The flora and fauna is poor on this mount, because of its high altitude. Some species of birds have benn seen here, as for example the Bar-headed Goose and Chough.
It is interesting to know that the tibetansdon’t name this peak Mount Everest (named by the British after George Everest), but instead they have their own name, they call it Chomolangma. They consider this mount as beeing holy and maybe this is why for so many years they didn’t want any strangers to climb it. It is our pride to be in a country where 8 out of 10 peaks are with us. No, doubt the natural scene of northern part of Nepal is being the natural boarder with people republic of china.
If you want to climb the mount Everest there are several trails available, some of them are easy or some are more difficult..Many climbers come every year and try to suceed. But this is not easy, because many of them get ill because of the altitude. The cold weather makes many victims, and the wind is not easy to bear. K2 i one of the most difficult trail and normal climbers need to be accompanoed by a professional mountain guide. This professional mountain guide costs prety much. The people from Nepal many most of their many from tourism, for example any climber need to obtain a permit that may cost even $20 000.
Most of the untrained climbers have problems in the “death zone”. This are is situated where the mountain has more then 8000 metres hight. If they are not careful how they are equiped, the climbers may suffer frostbite on the extremites of teir body, because the temperatures can get very low. On this part of the trails snow and ice is available, so the tourists may slip and fall. The winds also make many problems to the climbers. Because of the atmospheric pressure the oxygen level in the air is low and cause also problems to the tourists that managed to get thru this zone. This is why it is better that climbers use supplementary oxygen, with some special masks and bottled oxygen. In 1922 was the first time that some climbers succeeded to climg the Mount Everest with the help of bottled oxygen.
The flora and fauna is poor on this mount, because of its high altitude. Some species of birds have benn seen here, as for example the Bar-headed Goose and Chough.
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| Top Of The World (8,848m) |
Many Westerners think this small Asian country is home only to the eternal Himalayas including Mt. Everest, the highest mountain in the world. Little is known about its other attractions.
Bungee jumping on the Nepal-Tibet border is one of them.On a nippy November morning, I was among a small group of Nepali journalists who embarked on a three-hour bus journey from Kathmandu to the Bhotekoshi River, near the Nepal-Tibet border.
This is the location of the popular Last Resort and Ultimate Bungy, which at 500 feet, provides one of the highest bungee jumps in the world.
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| 'Bungy Jump' from 500 feet- one of the highest bungy jump in the world. |
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| "Free Fall" An adventure for nature lover and eye catching for all. |
Dream Land 'Pokhara'
Pokhara Sub-Metropolitan City (Nepali: पोखरा उपमहानगरपालिका Pokharā Upa-Mahānagarpālikā) is the second largest city of Nepal. Pokhara is city of close to 350,000 inhabitants in central Nepal located at 28.25°N, 83.99°E, which is the centre of the country from east to west or from north to south, 198 km west of Kathmandu or 90 km west of Mugling, and 178 km from Chitwan north of Sunauli (border town of India); 150 km south-east of Jomsom and 80 km east of Baglung. It is the second largest city of Nepal. It is the Headquarters of Kaski District, Gandaki Zone and capital of geographical Central Nepal i.e, Western Development Region. Pokhara is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Nepal, noted for its tranquil atmosphere and the beauty of the surrounding countryside. Three out of the ten highest mountains in the world are situated within 50 miles (linear distance) of the city so that the northern skyline of the city offers a very close view of the Himalayas. Due to its proximity to the Annapurna mountain range the city is also a base for trekkers undertaking the Annapurna Circuit.
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