To photograph is to instill in a frame the beauty and magnitude of elements. The picture helps tell a story of a thousand words and relive the glory of challenges and hardship. Nepal’s calling in this dimension is immense, and the fruit of dedication is the sweetest.
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Nestled in the high Himalayas is the picturesque nation, Nepal. A country like no other with great diversity in ethnicity, climate, wildlife and flora. A photographic journey through these lands is a breath-taking experience. Something that has never been done in a paramount scale.
A Crisis is an opportunity for the brave. It is a chance to redefine dynamics, rhetoric and make history. We all faced a terrible crisis. Its impacts still loom like a sword hanging from a thread. In these troubled time, especially for the tourism industry, let us all travel Nepal this decade and breath back life to it.
Nepal is the ideal destination for every genre of travelers from all over the world. From the magnificent highlands in the North to the diverse hills and lowlands in the South, historical heritage to rich cultures and ethnic diversity, Nepal has several different environments to explore for every traveler from every corner of the globe.
The nation of Nepal does not have a giant footprint on the world stage. It is small, quaint yet magical. When asked about Nepal Mt Everest, Lumbini and the Gurkha heritage take the spotlight, but in its shadow lies an amalgam of exotic culture, remnants of the old world and unparalleled beauty.
According to the tale, a Kirati King(King Patuko) who once ruled Lalitpur went far to set up a perimeter around the Bahal and caused obstacles to the devotees and travelers. Then a priest afraid of the Kirati ruler decided to send his son to perform the daily rituals. He thought the Kirati soldiers would just let him go thinking he was a child.
Lalitpur, a city of diverse culture, art and tradition is home to many wonders and mysteries. In it lies a sacred space which has stood the test of time and outlasted various dynasties that once battled to rule this glorious city. This sacred space is no other then Kwa Bahal, which today is also known as the Golden Temple of Lalitpur.
The Navadurga masked dance is performed twice a year: during Dashain and Yomari Punhi. The idols of Bhramayeni, Balkumari, Bhairava, and Navadurga are carried around the town in chariots. A group of men who observe religious rites adorn the masks of the Navadurga Gaan and present the iconic traditional dance at the Dabhu (open-air stage) at the Lacchi (communal square) within the city.
Durgas are the various demonic manifestation of Parvati, the Shakti of Shiva, and Navadurga means nine Durgas, Mahakali, Kumari, Barahi, Brahmayani, Mahesvari, Viasnavi, Indrani, Mahalaksmi, and Tripurasundari. Navadurga dance, a legendary traditional mask dance of Navadurga Bhawani of Thecho is performed every year during Vijaya Dashami and the days following the "Yomari Punhi" festival.
Nepal is known for its spectrum of diversities. From culture, ethnicities, geography, to food. Here lies a bit of paradise in every nook and corner you choose to explore. Mentioned below are four must-visit travel destinations in the hilly region of the country for you to add to your next travel season.
Looking down upon the Kathmandu valley from various viewpoints, the rapid urbanization at times feels like an urban jungle. Towering buildings, widening roads, and shrinking open spaces has left little room for citizens and visitors to experience nature and its wonders. Discovering lush greenery, vibrant flora and sound of flowing water is as close to stumbling upon an oasis.
Looking down upon the Kathmandu valley from various viewpoints, the rapid urbanization at times feels like an urban jungle. Towering buildings, widening roads, and shrinking open spaces has left little room for citizens and visitors to experience nature and its wonders. Discovering lush greenery, vibrant flora and sound of flowing water is as close to stumbling upon an oasis.