Videos tagged with "activity"

A Recognizance to Thingabari- by Monterosa Nepal [19:02]
Thingabari is a village of having high potential productive activity, situated at Dharan bazaar in the eastern zone of Nepal. It lies in ward no-5 of Panchakanya VDC. It can be reached via squatter's settlement after crossing Seuti River. It has high settlement of Chhetri castes but there are other castes, like: the Magar, Rai and Limbus as well. Agricultural products are grown here through out the year and because of being the people laborious here; the vegetables grown here are exported to Dharan, Itahari Biratnagar and etc places. This scene here is of rice planting. After paddling as such, the rice is planted. On the day of planting, the oxen plough and the fields are puddle up. On the planting day; some people do tilling, some uproot the seedlings and some one do transferring the seedlings to the planters. This view is of the cooking foods for the rice planters. Foods are of different verities with pickle to satisfy the workers. This scene is of after 15 days which shows the village settlement greenery and some places are seen justly starting planting. This Thingamajig is the celestial place, situated on the lap of Quiver precipice, Takure and Nisan hill ; and in its east is the Panbari, Rajarani, on the north is Nisandanda, Devi than, Hardier, Telanpur and the Takure village; and the Dharan industrial municipal is in the west. ThigabariIn this place; Paddy, wheat, maize and vegetables are produced. The rice grown here attracts to every body's mind. The green ...
Tags: Nepal (Country), Monterosa, Nepal, Thingabari, Recognizance, Ganesh, Newpane, english, Ganesha, Bahadur, (comics), THINGABARI:, Panch, kanya, Patrangbari, Dharan, Tourism, Neupane

Nepal's 1st 3-wheeler bike manufactured under special guidance of NANU !!! [02:35]
This bike was demonstrated in"Bridgewater Science Fair 2011". Nepal's 1st 3-wheeler bike manufactured under special guidance of NANU for Bridge Water Int'l College.It was supervised and guided by Rahul K Sharma (SRK), researcher from NANU. Students of grade 11 in BW Int'l College are very creative and hardworking that they have succeeded to built this bike with special guidance and formula describe by NANU.students and NANU's combine effort to develop this project got fruitful in reality.
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Om Mane Padme Hum through prayer wheels! [01:18]
Om Mane Padme Hum through antique prayer wheels at the Swayambhunath temple in Kathmandu, Nepal. Also, images of Hindu deities... Did you know Nepal is the only largely-Hindu country in the world? A statue has vermillion and sandalwood paste or haldi (turmeric) smeared on it. Tibetan prayer (called Mani wheels by the Tibetans) are cylindrical devices for spreading spiritual blessings and well being. Rolls of thin paper, imprinted with many copies of the mantra (prayer) Om Mani Padme Hum, are wound around an axle in a protective container, and spun around and around. Tibetan Buddhists believe that saying this mantra, out loud or silently to oneself, invokes the powerful benevolent attention and blessings of Chenrezig, the embodiment of compassion. As the practitioner turns the wheel, it is best to focus the mind and repeat the Om Mani Padme Hum mantra. Not only does this increase the merit earned by the wheel's use but it is a mind stabilization technique that trains the mind while the body is in motion. The idea is said to have originated as a play on the phrase "turn the wheel of the dharma," a classical metaphor for Buddha's teaching activity. Source: Suppi-lu-liuma Thisfootage is part of the professionally-shot broadcast stock footage archive of Wilderness Films India Ltd., the largest collection of imagery from South Asia. The Wilderness Films India collection comprises of thousands of hours of high quality broadcast imagery, mostly shot on HDCAM 1080i High Definition ...
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Lost Earth Adventures - Off the Beaten Track in Asia [05:50]
This is a compilation of the exciting activities you can expect to experience on a Lost Earth Adventures Holiday. Lost Earth Adventures is an independent adventure travel company specialising in small group adventure tours to Thailand, Laos and Nepal. Our itineraries are original and allow us to really dig beneath the surface of the countries we visit. We provide a unique blend of cultural immersion and adventurous activities such as climbing, mountain biking, rafting and trekking. Lost Earth Adventures was founded on an unrivalled passion for travel to destinations beyond the conventional tourist trail and a desire to share these experiences with others. We have years of experience traveling in the regions we explore and maintain an exceptionally high standard of quality, knowledge, expertise and an ethos of responsible travel. Lost Earth Adventures also provides exhilarating hill walking days, rock climbing courses and pre-departure meets in the hills and at the crags of the UK. For an unforgettable journey, venture beyond the beaten path with Lost Earth Adventures!
Tags: Adventure Travel, Culture, Destination, Thailand, Laos, Nepal, Bungee, Rock Climbing, Asia, Activity, Holiday, Trekking, Mountain Biking, Himalayas, High Altitude, Off the Beaten Path, Travel, Canyoning, Nature, Fun, White, Water, Rafting, Bhote Kosi, Sun

oldest lady in the world, palm reading by a Tibetan Buddhist nun in Boudhanath Nepal [00:51]
At Boudhanath, the iconic stupa of Kathmandu, the activity is to circumnavigate the temple, doing a "kora". this lady sits in a strategic spot from which she beckons the pilgrims and offers to tell fortunes. She is rumores to be one hundred and seventy years old
Tags: Nepal, Kathmandu, Boudhanath, palmistry, astrology, longevity