Top 10 Places to visit, ‘Once is Not Enough’.
Well, first of all I would like to greet everyone with a pleasant hello and a warm Happy New Year 2011. We would like to acknowledge that 2011 is going to be the thing after the year 98’. NTY:2011, with the official inauguration on Jan14,2011 at the Dasharath Stadium steals the deal to present Nepal with the Best. In order to that a list of 10 destinations you would love in this land have been mentioned below that would electrify you with the Curiousness of what lies beneath.
Daman: Himalayan Viewpoints of Nepal
Of one of the most comprehensive Himalayan Viewpoints of the country, Daman(2322m) serves a clear example of what it takes to be the best. Ranging Himalayas from Dhaulagiri to the west to Everest and Kanchenjunga in the east, Daman provides a magnificent view of the Himalayas spread of the peaks. Resting below Rajpath’s highest point, overlooking the peaceful Palung valley this place offers a great view of the Himalayas early morning and not to forget when the skies are clear.
Gorkha: Ancient Durbar of Nepal
The origin of the Country’s pride and its heart remains A 24 hour bus drive from Abukhaireni, practically a half days ride from Kathmandu, Pokhara and Chitwan. As the ancestral home of the ex-Nepalese Royal Family,Gorkha occupies a central place in Nepalese history and bravery of the brave GURKHAS. The historical Gorkha Durbar stays on A Hilltop while the peaceful Gorkha village and its beauty town leads below.
Kagbeni: Romantic of Mustang
Here on I would like to mention about a town in Mustang, just a couple hours from Jomsom. A far more romantic is the fortress town of Kagbeni. Kagbeni remains listed in the Top ten with its medieval buildings and terracotta Buddhists figures. Geographically speaking, you’re on the Edge of the Tibetan Plateau here, with the main chain of Himalayas looming magnificently to the south.
Kakani: Spectacular Views of The Himalayas
Nepal would be nothing without the mountains and to that I have included a lustrous viewpoint not far from the capital of Kathmandu. Kakani, is widely famous not only for the Japanese,” rainbow Trout” but the main view point offers spectacular views of the Himalayas. A memorial is built on a high hill for remembrance of the 1992 Thai Airline crash.
Janakpur: Pilgrimage Side of Ramayan Era
Rich in Nepal’s cultural and religion background, Janakpur lies amongst one of the Terai’s Most interesting places. The town is a feast of temples; there are more than Hundred, dominated by the spectacular Janaki Mandir. Janakpur also consists of one of Nepal’s first and foremost railway line.With its high religious influence and just the Beauty of the mithila arts with the best hospitality of the people, Janapur lies a place to be in.
Kathmandu, Bhaktapur and Patan: Ancient arts & Architectures
We would like to mention a new category which involves ancient arts and architectures with a dazzling History. The three cities in the valley contain appreciable arts and cultures and in abundant with their Own Durbar Squares, representing arts and facts since historic times. Also, these cities contain a large number of temples including the fore-most site of Hindus, Pashupatinath. The Valley would be a great choice to opt for before you step foot to the next.
Dolpa: Beauty of The Western Himalayas
The common share point with some of India’s great outdoors like Ladakh, Zanskar, Dolpa rules with Natural Intimacy to capsize your time. Dolpa also binds together the beauty of the western Himalayas adding beauty to the geography of the Land. A rural place politically with a hard physical geography, Dolpa lies among the site to must see.
Nagarkot: Break away in Nagarkot
A site near from the Kathmandu valley, Nagarkot offers a pristine view of the Himalayas together with the oh! So charming breeze. In the Morning when the sky is clear, a good view of the Himalayas from west Annapurnas and the east Kanchenjunga. A great value site for both locals and Tourists, Nagarkot is a dream to see.
Namche: Base of The Everest
What would be better then going to the foothills of Mt.Everest. A flight to lukla with some hiking up via Phakding, the hill takes you to the Gateway of Everest, ”Namche Bazaar”. A good show of tourism governs the Namche region with treks of Everest also passing through this region. Namche bazaar is a show of Sherpa culture at its best with Gompas and Monasteries to blow your mind.
Hile: Eastern Hillside of Nepal
In the eastern Hills of Nepal rests Hile, a marvelous show of natural beauty. Hile provides a lustrous view of the Eastern Himalayas including Mt.Makalu and Kanchenjunga(The third Largest Peak in the world). Ethnic people and languages cover the small hill town with Sherpa and Tamang civilization together, poised over the vast, hazy arun valley. Well these are just some names not to be forgotten. Nepal has a much more to offer beyond your wild imagination touching the ultimate spirit, ‘Naturally Nepal’ .













































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