18th August, 2019
Janaki Mandir is a Hindu temple in Janakpur in the MIthila
region of Nepal,dedicated to the Hindu goddess Sita.It is an example of
Hindu-Koiri Nepali architecture.It is often considered the most important model
of koiri architecture in Nepal,fully built in bright white and constructed in a
area of 4,860 sq.feet in a mixed style of Mugal and Koiri domes.It is a three
storied structure made entirely of stone and marble. All its 60 rooms are
decorated with colored glass, engravings and painti...
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12th August, 2019
Dunai
is a village and former village development committee that
is now part of Thuli Bheri municipality in Nepal,Situated at an altitude of 2000m, Dunai is a town inhabited by
just about 350 households. The settlement is spread across the bank of Thulo Bheri
River and is surrounded by green hills. Local bazaar at Dunai is a regular
attraction for locals as well as travelers to Dolpo. There are no road
connections to Dunai. Dunai is connected the rest of Nepal by a small STOL
airport, in...
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6th August, 2019
Mustang is an ancient forbidden Kingdom, is located
in the western region of Nepal lining the Tibetan border. The district can be
seen as an extension of the Tibetan plateau southwards. Mustang has semi-arid
climate and lies in the trans-Himalayan region with relatively less rainfall
every year. Much of the land resembles barren, desert-like landscape with
scanty vegetation. Mustang can distinctly
be divided into Upper Mustang and Lower Mustang. Once ruled by loc...
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30th July, 2019
Western Nepal is
the famous pilgrimage Swargadwari (meaning Heaven’s Door). Hundreds of people, especially
Hindus, travel to this place with a belief that this is the door to Located
over a hill top in Pyuthan of Rapti zone in
the Mid-Heaven and one should try to get to the Heaven to be blessed by God
after his/her death. The place itself has a lot to offer to tourists from
pilgrimage, amazing views of Snowcapped Mountains, lush-green paddy fields,
dense coniferous and rhod...
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28th July, 2019
Simikot Valley is the northwestern most town of Nepal
lying in the remotest corner of Karnali zone. Situated at an altitude of 2910m
(9547 feet), it serves as the district headquarters of Humla district. Due to its remoteness,
the people of Simikot do not have access to modern means of living. The main
source of livelihoods among locals is agriculture and husbandry. While Simikot
valley is inhabited by Thakuri communities, further up the valley is home to
Bhotias or Tibetan cous...
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