Showing posts with label Travel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Travel. Show all posts

Thursday, February 18, 2016

Paragliding Competition take Place in Pokhara

The Paragliding Pre World Cup is scheduled take place in Pokhara from 27th of February 2016. Paragliding organized by Nepal Air Sports Association in Pokhara, the week long competition is between 150 Paragliding pilots from various 35 countries including Nepal aims to promoting Tourism through entertaining and adventures.
The participant pilots will fly from Sarangkot of Pokhara and land on the shore of Phewa Lake. Also the winner will be given away prizes. Programme co-ordinator Krishna Prasad Bhandari said.

Saturday, February 13, 2016

Annapurnas ~ Photo Feature

There are some highest points on the earth and most beautiful too. The middle of hills are dominated by Annapurna Region. Annapurna Region provides you with unparalleled access to spectacular horizons of Snowy peaks with fascinating insight into the life of middle hill Nepalese and their wide culture. There are many ethinic groups living and working in the Annapurnas, from Hindu farmers to Tibetan Lamas. Due to the extremes of elevation the region contains a remarkable diversity of flora; from sub-tropical lowland forests of oak, bamboo and rhododendron in the south to the high alpine meadows, deepest gorge in the world, and windswept desert plateaus in the north, bordering Tibet. You can find Nepal's most popular trekking routes in Annapurna. Any trek in this region is an experience to remember. Photos source by Kathmandupost.com .
Waiting for a Himalayan sunrise: Huddled together, braving chilly winds are tourists at Poon Hill to witness an awe-inspiring sunrise over the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri ranges. The grand chain of mountains from the hilltop at 3,200m appear just a stone’s throw away.
Gateway to Heaven: Along sandy banks of the azure Marsyangdi River lies the village of Braga, tiny at best compared to its nearest station, Manang--some half an hour away. The picturesque walls of Swargadwari and Manaslu are shrouded by stunning clouds in the background. Your awe and admiration for ancient monasteries, religious caves, erratic cliffs, towering chortens and snotty children will be brought to a brief halt by an armada of horsemen picking up dust in the valley.
Stargazing: With hardly any lights from the town to rain on your cosmic parade, starry nights in Manang are one to savour. Giving you company are hungry yaks and horses grazing about the fields for a midnight snack.
The wild: Be the envy of your friends should you be lucky enough to spot an endangered snow leopard. Notwithstanding, mobs of blue sheep in high pastures, jumping rocks and climbing vertical cliffs, get a praiseworthy mention.
Traversing massifs: Strides become baby steps along undulating dusty trails that run against arid, precarious slopes. The last stretch to Thorung Phedi demands utmost attention, from not only tumbling rocks but also hefty beasts of burden we share the trails with.
Soldier on: Flaming clouds silhouette Kancha, a rugged porter, at dawn’s break during the final ascent of the notorious Thorong La Pass. He makes it look easy—carrying 20-odd kgs on his back, strutting at a pace that would embarrass the most seasoned of trekkers. Kancha dai is an unsung story, as are his fellow porters, who make the mountains possible for the mediocre. A father of three, he relocated from Gorkha by the civil war bloodshed. On off-tourist seasons Kancha hunts the crème de la crème of aphrodisiacs—the legendary Yarsagumba.
Humbled: The Himalayas predate us by millions of years and will stand tall for eternity, long after we’re dead and gone. There’s more to mountains than meets the eye. They are not lifeless rocks. They remind us that we’re merely a momentary blip in time. That our anxiety is without premise, our egos but self-fed lies, dwarfed by the sheer imposing facade. Before the mountains, we get a reality check. Before the mountains, we are humbled to the bones. Mountains, they tend to do that.
Yearn for a longer trek: Challenge yourself to a trek around the Annapurnas. Seen here, rocky mountains peek between hills at the village of Tal, a misnomer at best, the lake but dried up. The first sight of mountains up close and a gush of a giant waterfall justify a treacherous walk across eroded trails a few hundred meters to the town.
Touchdown: The first rays of the sun lands on Dhaulagiri and far into the Kali Gandaki valley over the horizon. Poon Hill boasts quite a reputation to this spectacular show, making the pitch dark hike before the crack of dawn worth every sweat and wheezy breath.

If you think Annapurnas is your next trek then you can email us ipkisskarki@gmail.com or comment down in the Box !

Sunday, January 24, 2016

Chandragiri Hills Cable car Services Soon !





 
Chandragiri hills is already known as one of the best hiking trial around Kathmandu Valley. Chandragiri hills lies above 2730 meter high from the sea level. Chandragiri is located on south west of Kathmandu Valley and it has abundant natural sources including flora & fauna for turism activities. It is left behind being a papular destination for international because lack of promotion.



Soon! This hills will be facilated with Nepal second cable car service which is now on underconstruction. Guess, The length of this cable car service is about 2.5km which takes 10 minute to cover the tatal distances from CABLECAR. Running Project has designed 3 star hotel, resorts, fun park, cinema hall and valley view point etc which will definitely influnce local people as well as international tourists to visit over this majesctic hill. One of the major attration of this hill is Baleshwor Mahadev Temple. A large number of people from different part of country here to worship trishul believed to the lord Shiva.

Saturday, January 9, 2016

Sauraha known as Elephant City

The recent elephant festival took place in Sauraha of Chitwan people have give a lot of attention there. Elephants are using in Chitwan, Sauraha like jungle safari bath for who are being there as a Tourists. Elephant is as a symbol of lord Ganesha in Hindu religion. As Hindu religion people are take blessing from elephant it shows very closer relation between human and elephant in Nepal.  On the other hand, elephants are main source of business in Chitwan, Sauraha.
In that festival some pictures are taken from it. Photo source by Hemanta Shrestha.










Friday, January 8, 2016

Prince Harry trip to Nepal 2016 !

Prince Harry is son of Diana and Charles decided trip to Nepal this year in Spring twitted on @KensingtonRoyal page. As stated by @KensingtonRoyal , its confirms that Harry will be the first time visit to Nepal. Prince Harry's mother Diana and father Charles have been visited to Nepal past.


I hope prince Harry will have adventurous there!


                                "Prince Harry will make official visit to Nepal this year in Spring.
                                 It will be the first time in Country
-Kensington Place ( @KensingtonRoyal) Jan 08,2016

Tuesday, December 29, 2015

Chitwan for Foreign Holidays

World's highest peak Mount Everest and diverse cultural background as well as national geographical traveller has placed Nepal in the sixth spots among the 16 "Cool Location" for 2016. As we know, Nepal is a remarkable place of natural beauty. Because of this, Turism is large industry in Nepal and the largest source of foreign exchange.
Tourist visit Chitwan National Park at Sauraha



Foreigner destinations like Saurah,Chitwan is one of the most popular turism areas in Nepal that is renowned for Chitwan National Park where we can do jungle safari, sightseeing and wildlife is popular.Photos source by Hemant Shrestha.
Foreigner enjoy rafting at Rapti River


Tourists enjoy elephant bath at Rapti River,Chitwan
                             

Monday, July 21, 2014

Yeti Airline Announced Winner Bikash Shrestha

The Yeti Airline programme "Your team win, You too win" contest played between the period of (12th June & 13th July)Fifa World Cup 2014. Finnaly, Bikash Shrestha has been announced by Yeti Airline on thier Facebook Page Today.

The winner Bikash Shrestha got the prize two return tickets for two people to Bhadrapur and a stay at the Newly built Kasara Resort in CHITWAN.

All prize handed over to the winner Bikash Shrestha by marketing manager Rosan Regmi.

Photo By :- Onlinekhabar
Photo by :- OnlineKhabar

Thursday, July 17, 2014

Malaysian Airline Crashed in Ukrain

It is shocking news right now all over!

According Russian Interfax News Agency, Malaysian Airline which was flight from Amsterdam, Netherland with 295 passengers to Kuala Lumpur.

Gerashchenko said" The airline was flying from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur has just been shot down by Buk Anti-aircraft system on Thursday where 280 passengers and 15 crew member have been killed.

An investigation still on!!

Photo By:- ekantipur

Wednesday, May 21, 2014

Hollywood Singer Selena Gomez in Nepal

Bio:- The famous hollywood singer Selena Gomez was born in 22nd July 1992.

Teeneger Singer Selena Gomez was arrived in Tribhuvan International Airport, Nepal on Wednesday.

According to Nepali Facebook Page sources said, She was here for UNICEF's programme which was held in Nepalgunj and she is the ambassador of UNICEF's US goodwill. Selena stayed at Dwarika's hotel in Battisputali.

Tuesday, May 13, 2014

Nepal Luxury Dwarika's Lodge Hotel








Dwarika is very luxury lodge in Kathmandu, Nepal which is located in Battisputali. The lodge is collection of various traditional ancient heritage and considered one of Nepal's finest hotel. The hotel contain a 76 room 5 star hotel that welcomes 4000 visitors a day and has won the UNESCO Asia Pacific Heritage Award for Culture Heritage Conservation.

The founder of Dwarika hotel, Das shrestha decided to save the old wood carvings from traditional Kathmandu buildings. The hotel is still manage by Shrestha Family.

Website:- dwariks.com

THE LIMITED OFFER AT DWARIKA'S HOTEL
Special rate: $180
plus 10% service charge and 13% vat per room per night on room basis only.

valid from 1st of June 2014 until 31st of July 2014.


Tuesday, April 29, 2014

Chinese MA60 Aircraft Welcome by Nepal Government (NAC)



Chinese Model MA60 aircraft has landed at Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA), handed over to Nepal Airlines Corporation on April 4. The MA60 which has been gifted by Chinese Government is the first of two.

THe much more awaited airline  was welcomed by Nepal Airlines Corporation playing traditional Nepali musical instruments just looks like Nepalese Weeding. The MA60 aircraft has 56 seats.

Also one thing is very proud to say, there is a national flag carry on our new MA60 airline two sides of his tail.
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