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January 01, 2016

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Rani Pokhari, Since Malla Dynasty.

Location: Rani Pokhari, Kathmandu 44600, Nepal

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Bethanchowk Hiking- Best place to hike near Kathmandu.

It has been a while since I have posted anything related to travel. Today, I am going to share my hiking experience from Bethanchowk, Narayanthan. Bethanchowk is a small beautiful village situated almost 22 kilometers south from Panauti. After about 4 hours of hike form Dhunkharka, we can reach the top. There is a small temple and also a place to stay during the night- if you are willing to spend the night. Bethanchowk, Naranyanthan is the highest hill among all the hills in Mahabharat range, situated at an altitude of about 3000 meter from the sea level. So, it is also known as- King of Hills. view from the summit. The place is quite exotic since we barely saw any people during our way to the top- except for few villagers who were cutting tress or collecting timber or rearing cattle. There is a narrow motor-able road almost to the top- you just need to walk about 30 min to reach the top if you take any means of transportation. I think taking a good motorbike makes you jour

Pond at Bhaktapur- Siddha Pokhari

It's a holy pond (built by king Yakshya Malla) situated a few minutes walk from the Durbar Square of Bhaktapur. It's also a biggest pond in the city, full of colorful fish of different species. This pond is one of the major tourist attraction in Bhaktapur, where many people come to enjoy their holiday, and feed fish-food to them. It is believed that, when we make a wish and go round the pond, our wish will turn into a reality. And also, when we feed the fish during August, all the obstacles and deterrent of the very year will be solved. This place is also a popular dating spot, where many couples are seen-isolated from this world, lost into their own fictional world, murmuring to each other in a word we hardly can grasp. Also, It's also a popular picnic spot, as there's a big park and green environment where we can enjoy the best picnic. The pond is somehow rectangular in shape (275m*92m), with several benches at the edge, where we can watch the fish, making differ

THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW BEFORE TRAVELING TO NEPAL.

Social Etiquette(acceptable behavior) in Nepal Most importantly, you'll need to know how to welcome local people. The customary way of welcome in Nepal includes putting your palms together in a petition style and saying "namaste". Address anybody more seasoned than you with deference utilizing the expressions "dai" for men and "didi" for ladies. What's more, abstain from venturing over somebody's outstretched legs or touching anybody with your feet as these are viewed as discourteous. Once you've aced this, you'll need to make sure to obey neighborhood culture so as not to insult. Note that it is never worthy to wear uncovering apparel (counting shorts), especially for ladies. While swimming, adhere to a one-piece and leave the two-piece at home. Open presentations of friendship are additionally disliked in Nepal. In the event that you are sufficiently fortunate to be welcomed into a Nepali home, make sure to evacuate yo

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