Heritage Journey Nepal Travel

10/12/2022

Happy weekend

14/10/2022

A walk with Monk

10/10/2022

Good morning from Ghorepani

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13/08/2017

13/08/2017

Come and learn our culture.....

13/08/2017

25/07/2017

25/07/2017

Om Namo Shivaya....

30/06/2017

08/06/2017

Time .... for..........Adventure...............

23/04/2017

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31/01/2017

Panauti is a historical, and a hidden gem of Nepal. History books sate that in early 18th century – then- king of Bhaktapur gifted Panauti state as a dowry to his brother-in-law. As time goes by, Panauti still holds an apex reputation for its beautiful temples, arts & crafts, festivals, and tradition. Panauti nestles at the confluence of two spiritual rivers, Rosi and Punyamati (Panauti got its name after this river). It is substantially a pious city with plentiful of holy temples and spiritual rivers. On special occasions, people visit Panauti from different corners of Nepal to pay their tribute to Gods, Holy River and to the city itself.

TRIP PROFILE: 03 NIGHTS/ 04 DAYS

Number days : 04
Maximum elevation : 2162m
Best season : Oct to Dec and mid Jan to early may
Accommodation : Che

03 nights at Panauti
oVisit the f Allahabadh of Napal
oSpend time with family and learn their daily lifestyle
oVocational School for Wood carving and Metal Craft

30/01/2017

BANDIPUR REBORN AS CAFE AND LODGE

Bandipur is a living museum of Newari culture, a beautifully preserved village crowning a lofty ridge above the highway stop of Dumre.
Derelict buildings have been reborn as cafes and lodges, and temples and civic buildings have been pulled back from the edge of ruin. With its glorious 18th-century architecture, absence of motorised vehicles and restaurant tables set out on the bazaar, it has a distinct European feel. Yet Bandipur remains very much a living community, bustling with farmers and traders going about their business alongside the tourists.

TRIP PROFILE: 02 NIGHTS/ 03 DAYS

Number days : 03
Maximum elevation : 1030 m
Best season : Oct to Dec and mid Jan to early may
Accommodation : Hotel / Lodge / Resort

02 nights at Bandipur

oThe Newars Village
oThe Hill Station -
oHas a distinct European feel

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20/01/2017

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18/11/2016

The life story of..........Rais.....Limbu.....Gurung.....community........

10/11/2016

Manjhu Bahal....

08/11/2016

Sun Set .....over...Thamserku Mountain....

08/11/2016

http://www.gundrukpost.com/21-breathtaking-places-in-nepal-you-wont-believe-are-real/

These landscapes and places so magical that it will be hard to believe they are real. Check out these beautiful places from Nepal which look like they have just fallen from heaven.

01/11/2016

Today is the last day of tihar is ‘Bhai tika’, putting tika on your brothers by your sisters. The royal astrologer gives the appropriate time to put the tika through the national radio a day before and the entire nation abides by it. Even his majesty receives tika from is sisters. When his majesty receives tika a thirty-one-gun salute is given to honour the function. At this moment the entire nation will be observing bhai tika. The main theme behind bhai tika is the sisters praying for their brother’s long life from Yama Raj, god of the underworld.

The most exotic and dazzling festival comes to an end after these five magnificent days of worship and honour to the goddess laxmi and the underworld kingdom.

31/10/2016

Nepal Sambat New Year 1137, Mha Puja today

Today, the Newar community, you perform ‘Mha puja’ which literally means worshipping yourself. The newar community people are worshipping life by doing puja on themselves. On this very day the newar New Year also starts. Nepal has many minor community calendars and newar calendar is one of them but the nation follows the Bikram Sambat calendar.

31/10/2016

Today is fourth day is bit different. Today the things you worship depend on your specific cultural background. Normally most of the people perform ‘Guru puja’, ox worshipping. The ox is worshipped with tika, garland and then a delicious meal is fed to it.
On the other hand people who follow lord Krishna perform ‘Gobhardan puja’.

These people build a small hill made out of cowdung and put some grass on it then do puja on it. This puja symbolises the act of lord Krishna when he lifted the gobhardan hill and saved millions of people and cows from floodwater.

30/10/2016

Stunning mountains this morning. No filter needed. Ultimate breakfast at Happy Tihar / Diwali.

30/10/2016

Today is the third day is the most important day of the festival. It is called ‘Laxmi puja’, The day when we worship goddess of wealth. On this day, early in the morning the cow is worshipped. Tika is put on her head and a garland around her neck then she feasts with delicious food. A cow also symbolises wealth and she is the most holy animal for Hindus. Cow is the national animal of Nepal.

In the evening goddess laxmi is worshipped. Days before the house are cleansed and decorated. For goddess likes clean and tidy places. In the evening a small potion of the house out side the main door is painted red with red mud and an oil lamp is lit on it. A pathway is made from here to the place where the old money box and valuables are kept in the house that is the puja room.

All the Nepalese have a box where from generation to generation money is put every year worshipping goddess laxmi. This money is never used unless extreme emergency. The entire house is decorated with lit oil lamps in every doors and windows. Laxmi, goddess of wealth is worshipped performing the traditional rituals and when the rituals are over then gambling in the house starts. This is a festival when gambling is not illegal.

On this day throughout the evening groups of girls come to houses singing song of praise of the goddess and they are taken as guests and given gifts. This day the entire place is lively through out the night.

29/10/2016

Today is second day of Festival ... is called ‘Kukur tihar’, dogs day. A dog plays many roles in our society. We have dogs in our houses as guardian of the house. As the legend also says that there is a dog at yama’s gate guarding the gate to the underworld. The dog is also the steed of the fearful Bhairab, the god of destruction. So on this day a big red tika is put on a dog’s forehead and a beautiful garland around the neck. After worshipping the dog, it is given very delicious meal. This day the saying ‘every dog has his day’ comes true; for even a stray dog is looked upon with respect. We pray to the dog to guard our house as he guards the gate of the underworld and to divert destruction away from our homes. On this day you can see dogs running around with garlands on their neck.

28/10/2016

Happy Kag Tihar.........the festival begins........