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20/05/2019

Short Meditation during Langtang Trek

16/04/2019

SIRUWA FESTIVAL OF EASTERN NEPAL

The indigenous peoples of the eastern Tarai region are celebrating the Siruwa festival amidst fervor.
This is a special festival of the indigenous communities that is celebrated for three days starting from
the New Year's Day. Specially, the people from the Rajbanshi, Tharu, Gangain, Tajpuria and Majhi indigenous communities in Sunsari, Morang, Jhapa, Saptari and Siraha districts celebrate the festival with fanfare.People here worship the village deities and mark the festival with the beginning of the Nepali New Year.
On the first day of the festival which is known as Pani (water) Siruwa people splash water at each other.
The second day of the festival is known as Kad (mud) Siruwa and the third day is called the Rang (colour) Siruwa.

13/04/2019

Happy Nepali New Year 2076

11/04/2019

Bisket Jatra, Bhaktapur
Commonly known as Biska Jatra is an annual event in Bhaktapur, Dhapasi Thimi and Tokha and other places in Nepal. The festival is celebrated at the start of the new year on the Bikram Sambat calendar, however, the festival itself is not related to Bikram Sambat. Bisket Jatra, celebrated in Bhaktapur, is a nine-day eight-night festival that witnesses many participants along with thousands of visitors which involves erecting a lingo (pole), pulling of chariots of deities, worshiping them, and much merrymaking.

Though no one knows the exact date of the Bisket Jatra, there are many legends associated with it. Legend has it that this celebration is the "festival after the death of the serpent". Various areas of Bhaktapur city celebrate this festival according to their own rituals. The most eventful places are Bhaktapur Durbar Square and Thimi Balkumari. A chariot carrying a statue of the God Bhairava is pulled by hundreds of people to the Khalla Tole. Approximately a month earlier, the chariot is assembled near the Nyatapola temple (five stair temple).

The signature event on Bhaktapur Tamadhi is a tug-of-war between the Thane (upper) and Kone (lower) part of town. An approximately 25 meter Yoh si Dyo is erected in the yosi khyo In the evening of New Year. The Yoh si is pulled down as the New Year officially commences.

06/04/2019

Hiking in Nepal
Hiking is mainly a leisure activity which is done by walking on well-made trails and man-made roads.it is a way to get away from their hectic lives and all the stress endured on a daily basis. Hiking is thus a great way to spend some i time alone as well as relish the joy of nature.Hiking around Kathmandu offers you an opportunity to see fantastic mountain views and explore Nepalese countryside without going too far and without climbing high. Nepal is home to some of the most spectacular treks in the world.

05/04/2019

Festival of Nepal : Ghode Jatra 2019

Ghode Jatra is a big festival in Kathmandu Valley which is held to ward off Gurumapa demon. It is organised and performed by Nepal Army and Police force in late March or early April. The equestrian parade and the competition takes place at Tundikhel, a large grass-covered ground in the center of Kathmandu, one of its most important landmarks. According to a legend, a demon is hiding under Tundikhel, so a horse race, cycle race and acrobatic shows are supposed to scare him off. There is a belief that the parade of horses at Tundikhel keeps the demon's spirit away. Ghode Jatra is originally a festival of Newar people. It is a cast of Nepali in the Kathmandu valley. The celebration includes worshipping Goddess Bhadrakali and Kankeswari. Those deities are paraded through the streets of Asan Tole on the eve of the festival. According to a legend, a demon is hiding under Tundikhel, so a horse race, cycle race and acrobatic shows are supposed to scare him off. Ghode Jatra is originally a festival of Newar people. It is a cast of Nepali in the Kathmandu valley. The celebration includes worshipping Goddess Bhadrakali and Kankeswari. Those deities are paraded through the streets of Asan Tole on the eve of the festival.

04/04/2019

Rafting In Nepal



Nepal has a reputation for being one of the best places in the world for white water rafting, The shorter trips are hugely accessible, even to beginners, while a few of the longer trips are world classics, offering the experience of a lifetime. As well as the tranquillity of being deep in the countryside, away from towns and roads, rafting offers the thrills, laughter and companionship that comes from shooting rapids. Then there’s the sheer escapism of life on the river, camping on white-sand beaches, campfires under the stars, warm water (most rivers in Nepal are at lower, semitropical elevations), jungle-clad slopes,
wildlife and birds.

03/04/2019

Wild Jungle safari in Nepal is one of the interesting and comfortable activities to do. There are 9 National Parks, 3 wildlife reserves, 6 conservation areas and 1 hunting
reserve covering a total of 28,999 sq km which is 19.7 %of the country's total land. The National park and wildlife reserve area is mainly covered by Sal forest with a good
balanced mixture of grassland, savannah and riverine forest.The visitors will see most of the great variety of wildlife here. For a fantastic experience journey into the deep jungle on an elephant's back ride or in a 4WD with an expert naturalist to view wild animals in their natural
habitat on one of our Nepal wildlife safaris.

02/04/2019

02/04/2019

Trekking and Hiking is the most popular activity in Nepal. It is one of the best way of experiencing the natural beauty and rich cultural heritage of Nepal. Thousands of trekkers visit Nepal each year to capture the spirit of adventure. There are main popular regions for trekking in Nepal: The Annapurna region and the Everest region and the Langtang region. Additionally, there are many other areas that all have their specific characteristics, including Manaslu, Mustang and the Kathmandu valley.

01/04/2019

The Bhaktapur Durbar Square is located in the current town of Bhaktapur, also known as Khwopa, which lies 13 km east of Kathmandu.It is a conglomeration of pagoda and shikhara-style temples grouped around a fifty-five window palace of brick and wood. The square is one of the most charming architectural showpieces of the Valley as it highlights the ancient arts of Nepal. The golden effigies of kings perched on the top of stone monoliths, the guardian deities looking out from their sanctuaries, the wood carvings in every place-struts, lintels, uprights, tympanums, gateways and windows-all seem to form a well-orchestrated symphony. The main items of interest in the Durbar Square are: The Lion Gate, The Golden Gate, The Palace of Fifty-five Windows, The Art Gallery and The Statue of King Bhupatindra Malla.

31/03/2019

Nepal Shera Treks welcome you to Nepal to make your holidays sweet and memorable forever. Our tourism experts will make your Trekking, Hiking, holidays tours more comfortable and affordable.

22/12/2018

Good Morning to all ..have a great day head

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05/11/2018

Tihar is the five days celebration in Yama Panchak. Tihar is the most celebrated festival after Dashain in Nepal. It is a five-day festival celebrated in late autumn.It is also considered as 'festival of lights' since the city and the houses are decorated with lights beautifully. Along with other lights, traditional Nepali lamp made of clay is filled with oil and twisted cottons dipped in the bowl to light it. It has its unique ways of celebration.
Hindus worship Laxmi, the Goddess of Wealth during this festival. Dogs, crows as well as cows are also worshipped. The first day of Tihar is regarded as “Kag Tihar”.

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