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Patan Heritage Walking Day Tour

Patan Heritage Walking Day Tour

Introduction to the Patan Heritage Walking Tour A typical Patan Day Tour often highlights the most famous attractions, such as Patan Durbar Square, the Golden Temple, and the Mahabouddha Temple. However, for travelers seeking a deeper connection with local life, ancient art, history, and culture, the city of Patan reveals an abundance of hidden treasures. For this rea...

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Bagmati Aarati at Pashupatinath Temple Kathmandu

Bagmati Aarati at Pashupatinath Temple Kathmandu

The Bagmati Aarti at Pashupatinath Temple in Kathmandu is one of the most mesmerizing and important rituals performed in the Hindu religion. The holy Bagmati river, which flows through the temple area, has great significance in Hindu beliefs. It is believed that taking a holy bath in the river will wash away one's sins. Aarti Puja is a Hindu ritual performed around the world...

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Kulekhani Chitlang Village Tour

Kulekhani Chitlang Village Tour

If you want to get rid of the hustling and bustling city for a while. Want to get lost in the beauty of nature for a while. Like to taste the local food, want to learn people's daily lifestyle of the countryside. The one or two-night trip to Kulekhani-Chitlang Village Tour can be suitable for you....

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Bhoto Jatra

Bhoto Jatra

Bhoto Jatra ( Rato Machhendranath (Bunga Dyah) Jatra), a month-long celebration, and it is the Chariot procession of Rato Machhendranath Jatra. It takes place at Jawalakhel western side of Patan and displays a precious sacred Bhoto (Vest) to the public by the official. The festival was starting by King Narendra Deve (640-683 AD). Rato Machhendranath (Bunga Dyah) Jatr...

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Wildflowers in Nepal

Wildflowers in Nepal

I love taking photos of wildflowers. Most of my work takes me into the mountains, generally above 1,500 meters. Across different seasons, the mountain valleys of Nepal are filled with a wide variety of wildflowers. From mid-spring to early autumn is the best time to see them in full bloom. Isolated mountain valleys often have unique species and rare varieties of flowering plants, making them...

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Why Nepal is the best Country to Visit?

Why Nepal is the best Country to Visit?

Why Visit Nepal? Nepal is truly one of the finest travel destinations in the world. Every Nepali proudly believes this, and for good reason. The birthplace of Gautam Buddha lies here, and the world’s highest peak, Mount Everest (8,848.86m), stands magnificently within this small yet incredibly diverse country. Despite its compact size, Nepal offers unmatched natura...

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Boudhanath Stupa

Boudhanath Stupa

Boudhanath Stupa is the main tourist attraction in Kathmandu and it is one of the biggest Buddhist Stupa in the world. Among the Buddhist community, the Stupa is the holiest temple and it symbolizes the richness of Buddhist culture and traditions. The Stupa is located in the northeast outskirt of Kathmandu Valley. Going early morning and evening to stroll around the inspiring w...

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Tihar or Deepawali

Tihar or Deepawali

Tihar (also known as Deepawali in India) is a five-day-long Hindu festival celebrated here in Nepal and comes soon after Dashain. It is also called Yama Panchak in Nepal. Tihar or Dee is generally known as the festival of lights and flowers. People lit candles, Butter Lamp (Diyas) both inside and outside the houses to make them illuminate at night. Tihar is the second biggest festival celebrate...

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