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Paramendo was the vision and the dream of Angnima Tamang. Even though there were various struggles to overcome in the first seven years, Tamang remained loyal to his dream which is now a functioning eco-farm and an example to the rest of Nepal. It is located in the Bharku Village in the Rasuwa District of Nepal. Visitors will be astounded to see how a physics student was able to become a beekeeper and farmer, and build an eco-friendly farm without almost any financial or technical assistance.
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The people of Thamel have been waiting patiently for six long years for the restored Garden of Dreams to be unveiled. It is not only a part of the history of the city, but is a significant heritage site in Nepal. After the huge success of the Patan Museum restoration, the same architect was commissioned to oversee the intricate developments of the Garden of Dreams. The big day arrived on 8 October 2010, and now thousands of visitors will be able to enjoy the magnificence and beauty that was created centuries ago and has been restored for present and future generations to appreciate.
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Mount Everest is known throughout the world as one of the most majestic natural features on the planet, luring thousands of adventurers and climbers to its treacherous peaks each year. But a mere hundred and eighty kilometers to the south west of this wonderous landmark, is a place of peace, tranquility and pilgrimage known
as Heleshi. This spectacular destination is also often referred to as Maratika, which is its Tibetan name. But no matter what name is used, Heleshi remains breathtaking, and a vital part of Nepali culture.
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Pokhara is Nepal's third biggest city and attracts visitors from all over the world. Although the cities receive a lot of attention because of attractions and historical sites, there is one more reason foreigners visit Nepal, namely its mountain ranges. The Himalayas have captured the imaginations of climbers and adventurers for centuries, with its challenging terrain and peaks luring countless mountaineers each year. The International Mountain Museum in Pokhara pays tribute to the mountains of Nepal, as well as those who have dared to take them on.
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Of all the religious sites in Kathmandu, Nepal, the Swayambhu Temple is the most well-known and one of the most active temples in the region. Visitors come to the temple to marvel at its carved decorations, Buddhist art work, massive staircase and statues, while worshippers flock to the temple to pay their respect and practice their religion. The Swayambhu Temple dates back to earlier than the fifth century; and the temple is not only vital to the history of Kathmandu but to traditional festivals, such as the Gunla Festival.
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Panchase is not only a significant pilgrimage destination for many locals but it is one of the most breathtaking landmarks in Nepal. Located near the cities of Bhadaure and Bhaniyang, Panchase is a natural wonder that offers breathtaking trekking routes and awe-inspiring views. The fact that it is not a frequented tourist attraction, means that the mountain remains un-spoilt and tranquil. Visitors to Nepal in search of a truly unique and unforgettable experience are advised to make the trip to Panchase and discover a picturesque part of the Nepali landscape.
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Honey hunting is one of the many activities that form part of the ancient culture of numerous civilizations. Scientists have estimated through rock painting documentation that honey hunting was practiced as far back as 13 000 BC. In Nepal, honey hunting has been practiced for thousands of years and is a vital part of the Nepali culture. Watching documentaries on honey hunting in Nepal allows viewers to gain insight into this practice, but fortunately travelers are now able to join honey hunting expeditions and experience this tradition for themselves.
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Bachhauli is a quaint village in the Chitwan District of Nepal, and is located in close proximity to Kathmandu and Bharatpur. Here visitors will find a community that has a rich heritage and culture. To explore the roots of the Tharu people, a stroll through the Tharu Museum is recommended. This fascinating museum takes visitors on a journey into an ancient culture, and explores the traditions, lifestyle and practices of the Tharu. The museum is therefore dedicated to their legacy and promotes their history through the tourism industry.
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