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Devghat – Religious Retreat
The village of Devghat, situated about five kilometers north-west of Narayanghat in Nepal, is renowned for its pervading atmosphere of tranquility. Resting in an area where the Kali Gandaki and Trisuli Rivers converge to form the Narayani River, which goes on to flow into the great Ganges River, Devghat is considered by Hindus to be a most holy place. This is also the spot where wooded hills meet wide open plains, adding to the exquisite beauty of the landscape of this popular pilgrimage destination.
Summiting Tilicho Peak
The majestic mountain peaks of Nepal attract mountaineering enthusiasts from far and wide. There are a number of routes that adventurers can choose from, according to their capabilities, as they pursue their personal goals. Tilicho Peak, towering at a height of 7134 meters is rated by experienced climbers as a technical climb, with many agreeing that it presents an exciting challenge for even the most experienced climber.
Krishnastami – Celebrating the Birth of Lord Krishna
The beautiful country of Nepal is a popular destination for tourists from all around the world. It is especially popular among travelers who enjoy trekking, which brings them into close contact with the friendly people who call Nepal home. Festivals are a way of life among the predominantly Hindu population and visitors are likely to witness at least one of these colorful occasions while traveling through Nepal. The two-day festival known as Krishnastami, which takes place during the month of August each year, is a festival celebrating the birth of Lord Krishna.
Nepal’s Royal Palace Becomes the Narayanhity Durbar Museum
Nepal’s Prime Minister, Girija Prasad Koirala, presided over a history-making ceremony on 15 June 2008, during which the Narayanhity Royal Palace in Kathmandu was declared as belonging to the people of Nepal. The Prime Minister hoisted three national flags at the main entrance of the pink palace, and unveiled the new plaque which bears the insignia of Nepal’s government and describes the former palace as the “Narayanhity Durbar Museum”.
Spectacular Art of Jewelry Making in Nepal
Jewelry making in Nepal is an art. Items of jewelry have a cultural, historical and traditional meaning, and the style of jewelry can help identify the different ethnic groups of Nepal. While some of the jewelry worn by the Nepalese women has been passed down through the generations and are cherished family heirlooms, there are still jewelry makers in Nepal who specialize in the custom making of traditional jewelry.
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