Beauty of Nepal

18/06/2021

जसले समय आउँछ र गरौंला भनेर बस्छ,
उसले कहिल्यै केही गर्नेछैन 🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵

06/02/2021

The only impossible journey is the one you never begin - Tony Robbins

01/02/2021

The Real Art & The Real Artist

14/01/2021

Maghe Sankranti is a day when people volunteer for holy bath (Makar Snan) in holy rivers. Bathing is normally performed in Triveni (where three rivers intersect). Even though this day, yet, suffers from freezing temperature, devotees do not hesitate to bathe and, later they pay homage to various deities like, Rato Machendranath and Agnimata.

Maghe Sankranti has its own legend. According to the myth, successful sesame (Til) merchant of Bhadgaun (now Baktapur) - whose stock never ran out - discovers the idol of Lord Vishnu while cleaning the stock pile of seeds. He, then, started worshipping the idol as Til Mahadev in this belief that wor...

06/12/2020

Handmade Bulllock Cart in Nepal ,
Designed for transport the stuff, using two wheels and normally pulled by a pair of Bull (OX) or Buffalo.



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📸 Mr_sapkota

26/11/2020

"The women here do not go fishing. It is what men do. But I do know how to row a boat. I usually take the boat to collect grass from the pasture across the flood plain of the Koshi. Recently I had made one of those trips. After collecting a heavy load of grass, I was returning home, slowly, for I am not a fast rower. I am aware that the load of the grass makes the boat unstable. Suddenly and without my knowledge, a current pulled me towards one of the flood gates of the Koshi Barrage. It happened so fast that I could not do anything. I panicked. My eyes saw the faces of my daughters and my husband. I thought maybe this was my end. I thought this is how I am going to die. I remember it was the iron gate number 55 that the boat hit. It broke in two. The current sucked me down under the gate. I do not remember what happened after that. When I opened my eyes I was lying on a sand deposit in the middle of the river. There were cuts all over my body. And the water was pouring out of my nostrils. I could have been dead. There is water everywhere and nowhere to escape. After the incident, I have a fear of dying and I do not go into the water. I do not row the boat. I just stay at home. I feed the animals hay. No green grass for them anymore, unless someone from the family collects it. I am just happy that I have survived for my three daughters. For my husband, who has left home for Punjab and can still come back to his wife now that I have survived. I have survived, for all of them." (Champa Devi Mukhiya, Hanumnagar, Kankalni NP 1, Saptari)
SON X United Nations Nepal

17/10/2020

आजबाट दशैँ शुभारम्भ : आज पहिलो दिन घटस्थापना ♥️

Ghatasthapana marks the beginning of the biggest Hindu festival celebrated in Nepal, Dashain. It is celebrated on Ashwin Shukla Pratibada or the first day of the waxing moon. Ghatasthapana literally means sowing the plant or jamara. On this day, a pot or Kalash is filled with holy water and sewn with barley seeds. It is then placed in the Dashain Ghar, a special pooja room set apart for the occasion. The Kalash is blessed by a priest with the presence of the goddess Durga. It is believed that the goddess resides in the vessel during Navratri, the first nine days of Dashain. The vessel is worshipped every day until the ninth day.

Details: https://www.tourismkhabar.com/the-biggest-festival-of-nepal-dashain-begins-from-today

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17/10/2020