Tourism year 2011 on nepal

Sangja

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Syangja District is a famous of being Hindu Temples , situated in the middle of a Nepal(PASCHIMANCHAL). It is roughly 369 km west of kathmandu and 150km from pokhara. One of the most popular village of syangja is MIRMEE it was more popular after or finished of hydroproject work in 2006. This project make more of the village beautyful and easyly reached everywhere by vachale. Kaligandaki River is Rafting area and nowdasy there are another motor rafting (steember) is also available 7 km water travel seeing flora & severel natural veiws. Bigest Ritual worship(STIBENI SELA ) flowed by liberal picnic is a frequent phenomenon every Saturday. Mirmee is also known as capital of Syangja once during the olden days. It is situated 20km West Syangja putalibazar city. Today it is the treasure home of medieval arts and architectures. According to a legend this city was founded in 889 AD by the King Sangan Dev who belonged to the famous Lichhivi dynasty.The whole city takes the shape of a David’s Star.Syangja signifies the “city of Devotees”, with the sole majority of Hindus.The urban sector covers an area of 4 square miles. Pottery plus weaving from its traditional industries. In syangja you willVisit the ALAM DEVI most popular temples.one each of which stands a pair of figures two famous strong men.
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Bajrabarahi

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Bajrabarahi is a famous Hindu Temple of Lalitpur district, situated in the middle of a peaceful woodland park. It is roughly 5 km south of Patan nearby Newari village of chapagaon. Ritual worship flowed by liberal picnic is a frequent phenomenon every Saturday.
Bhadgaon also known as Bhaktapur stood the capital of Nepal Valley once during the olden days. It is situated 13 km east of Kathmandu city. Today it is the treasure home of medieval arts and architectures. According to a legend this city was founded in 889 AD by the King Ananda Dev who belonged to the famous Lichhivi dynasty.The whole city takes the shape of a Khat-kon or David’s Star.Bhaktapur signifies the “city of Devotees”, with the sole majority of Hindus.The urban sector covers an area of 4 square miles. Pottery plus weaving from its traditional industries. In Bhadgaon you will
Visit the durbar square with its array of temples overlooked by the place of 55 windows built by King Bhupatindra Malla the Natapola temple also built by King Bhupatindra Malla is the best example of Pagoda style and stands of five terrace one each of which stands a pair of figures two famous strong men, Two elephants, Two Line, two Griffins and two Goddesses. Time permitting, a visit to the museum of Thanka painting can also be considered.

Dattaraya Square is the northeast of Taumadhi Square in Bhaktapur. The second important urban spot. King Bhupatindra Malla also built this temple in 17th century, carrying a famous pagoda and an amusing history. It is believed timber used for its relevent construction was sawed out of the single tree. Near about Peacock window there is another renowned woodcarving in the Pujari-Math.

Thimi

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Thimi is the adjacent town of Bhaktapur. Clay pottery is the traditional occupation of this village, which is on the way to Bhaktapur. Here one can witness the making of clay pots, flowers vases etc.
Banepa is the capital of entire region in the middle of the 15th century; this small commercially active Newar village has catered to the people of the neighboring areas unnoticed to its own past. When Nepal had trade relations with Tibet, this place was an important en-route trade center .Tour of this village gives a good combination of history, rural life and scenic beauty.

Dhulikhel

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Dhulikhel situated at an altitude of approx. 1600-m above sea level and 32 km east of Kathmandu City. It is famous for it’s vantage location in viewing the Himalayan ranges from Cho Oyu in the east to Himachuli in the west. Dhulikhel is very popular for viewing sunrise and sunset.

Changunarayan

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Changunarayan is the oldest Hindu temple of the valley built a top a hill village called Changu. Dedicated to Lord Champak Narayan, located at a distance of 14 km, is universally acknowledged as the stateliest example of the Pagoda style in Nepal built by King Hari Barma in 323 AD, It is considered to be one of the greatest artistic legacies of the Lichhavian era. Changu is one of the ancient historical places situated on a hillock with conical shape. It is said to be the oldest pagoda style temple in the valley from early 3rd century AD.

Panauti

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Panauti is a peaceful valley, 6 km south of the Banepa .This town is relatively conserved and preserved festivals, precious tradition of the indigenous Newars community. There are a number of interesting temples, one of which perhaps be the oldest in Nepal. Besides it is famous for magnificent woodcarvings.

Namo Buddha

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Namo Buddha is an authentic Buddhist shrine situated on a hill above Panauti valley. An ancient stone slab and a stupa with the all seeing eyes of the Enlightened One auspiciously commemorate Lord Buddha here. The pious forestation is believed to be the exact location where late King Mahasatwa sacrificed his own flesh for the sake of dying tigress and her hungry cubs.

Dakshinkali

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Dakshinkali is literally meaning the Kali of the south; this temple is dedicated to Goddesses Kali, a Hindu goddesses of power. A sacrifice ceremony of goats, chickens, ducks etc. is held every Tuesday and Saturdays. The temple itself is located in a forested canyon and lies 19 km from Kathmandu.

Godavari

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Godavari situated 16 km from the Kathmandu City, Godavari located at the lap of Phulchoki hill is well known for it’s prized butterfly population including rare collector’s items. The Royal Botanical Garden also located here has a wide- ranging collection of high altitude orchids and cacti. This place is also recommended to the bird watcher.

Gokarna

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Gokarna is the Royal Game Sanctuary, situated 13 km north east of Kathmandu. One can see spotted deer, Sambar deer, Boar, Civet cat and numerous monkeys. Its 650-acre is also a haven for a variety of birds. Here one can experience elephant ride

Kakani

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Kakani is about 23-km northwest of Kathmandu, a less crowded and more pristine destination that provides excellent mountain views of Ganesh Himal, Langtang, and the Annapurnas. The offerings of nature provide the impetus to visit Kakani (1,982 m), and nature-lovers will hail the close-up view of Ganesh Himal to the north, as well as the beautiful oak and rhododendron forests on the south slope leading down to Balaju. For anyone wishing to truly get away from the distractions of urban life, it is a perfect retreat.

Kritipur

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Kritipur is a small town 8-km southwest of Kathmandu on the top of a hill near Tribhuwan University. This historical town has many things to offer- old shrines, temples and old houses. One can also witness people in traditional costumes weaving their requirement of cloth on looms.

Chovar

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is 8 km south west of Kathmandu City. ‘Chovar’ is famous for it’s gorge, which is said to have been cut by Manjushree to drain the water out from Kathmandu Valley which was then supposed to be a lake. This gorge is the only outlet for all the rivers of the valley and is always combined with the excursion to Dakshinkali.

Khokana

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is a small Newar village on the southern flank of Kathmandu valley and about 11 km from Kathmandu City establishes in 7th century AD by the mighty Lichhavi rules of Nepal. It is a unique village in the whole of Kathmandu valley because of its aloofness from modern civilization.

Nala

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is a small isolated village 27 km east of Kathmandu situated on the southern slop of a mountain overlooking the beautiful green valley. The whole village has gained a mystical atmosphere due to it’s set up and a typical temple of Bhagawati a classic example of pagoda architecture. There is also a 9th century AD temple dedicated to Lord Lokeshower – a Buddhist God.

Nagarjun

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Nagarjun is about 10 km from Kathmandu City. There is a Buddhist shrine at the top, which is very holy for both Buddhist and Hindus. To reach the top one has to climb for about 15 to 20 minutes. From this point a panoramic view of the Himalayan ranges can be seen.

Nagarkot

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Nagarkot is located between Kathmandu valley in the west and Indrawati in the east. The top of Nagarkot commands accelerating views in all directions. Of the possible resort destinations, Nagarkot (altitude 2,175m) is by far the most popular. Located 30 km eat of Kathmandu, Nagarkot has developed into a favorite weekend getaway among those seeing mountain views in comfort and quit. At sunrise, the Himalayan range stretching from Dhaulagiri in the west all the way past Everest to Kanchenjunga in the east emerges from the darkness to great the happy visitor with its awe-inspiring majesty and beauty.

Panauti

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is an ancient village, 32 km south east of Kathmandu situated on the banks of Punyamati River. A leisurely walk through this tinny village will reveal its antiquity to the visitors. A must in Panauti is a visit to the 14 century AD Hindu temple of Shiva locally Known as Indreshower Mahadev. The wooden struts supporting the temple are splendid example of wood carving of the era, which till date remain unchallenged in the entire Kingdom.

Phulchoki

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is one of the most prominent peaks of 2829 m high, which surrounds the valley of Kathmandu. This mountain, as it’s name suggests (phul means flower in Nepali) is a natural garden of wild roses, yellow jasmine, iris and other native flowers. The summit is a rich grave of rhododendrons of various hues. A garbage road leads to the top of the hill where there is a Buddhist shrine. A youthful hiker stands a good chance of scaling the peak in a little more than three hours. The place has all the makings of a peaceful resort area.

Sankhu

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is a small village, 20-km north east of Kathmandu, this village was the last stop for the traders going to Lhasa from 7th till 19th century AD. The village is a legend in itself. Here one can also see a beautiful temple of Bajra Yogini, a Buddhist Goddess of power, if one is willing to walk for 50 minutes uphill.

Tika Bhairav

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is a small peaceful spot 16 km south of Kathmandu City is name after the Tantric God Behavi. Three typical Newar villages of Chapagaon, Sunkoshi, and Thecho sides together. Off all villages chapagaon treasures one of the earliest statues of Brahma the Hindu God of creation from the early 7th century AD and thus deserves special attention.

Everest Flight

2010-02-05T01:33:00.002-08:00

Everest Flight is one-hour daily flight everyday early morning, operated by national, and domestic and Private Airlines, to view the mighty Himalayan peaks including Mt. Everest. This is the relevant and closest one can go to the peaks without having to trek. Please note that the flights do not land anywhere all you will be offered is an aerial view.

WHAT TO SEE- OUT OF KATHMANDU VALLEY

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WHAT TO SEE- OUT OF KATHMANDU VALLEY

Rapti Valley (Chitwan)

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is the lush valley of Chitwan situated in the foothills of Churia range, 75 air-miles south west of Kathmandu, houses the first National Park of the Kingdom.
The Royal Chitwan National park is famous for it’s variety of wildlife especially the Great Indian One Horned Rhinoceros and the elusive Royal Bengal Tiger. At present there are seven wildlife Lodges/Camps operating safari style lodges within the park area and offers elephant excursion in the heart of the jungle to view game.

Daman

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situated at a height of 2400 m above sea level, and a distance of 75 km from Kathmandu offers the only unimpeded view of the entire Himalayan range, a sight guaranteed to leave the early riser spellbound for days to come. From horizon to horizon, the full majesty of the world’s highest mountain range can be taken in. For those seeking the ultimate pan Himalayan view and willing to travel the extra distance to find it, Daman is the place to go.