Trek with Pemba

20/06/2024

15/01/2024

Maghe Sankranti, also known as Makar Sankranti, marks the beginning of month in mid January when the sun moves back to the Northern Hemisphere especially observed with great fanfare by different communities of Nepal. To protect the body from cold, people eat ghee, chaku (jaggery), nuts and tubers such as yam and sweet potato to keep themselves warm.

The communities in south-west Nepal celebrate the day as Maghi, the year's biggest festival that entails long due family reunions, sumptuous traditional meals, community engagements and cultural events.

23/12/2023

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11/12/2023

Annapurna base camp

07/10/2023

01/06/2023

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23/05/2023

Congratulations
Mr, Kami Rita Sherpa 28 times Everest summit.

22/05/2023

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17/04/2023

Manang Diaries

14/04/2023

Manang Nepal

13/04/2023

Happy New year2080 To All
Keep Travelling keep expolring

06/04/2023

Sunrise at Mt.Annapurna

27/03/2023

Nepal ♥️🇳🇵

05/03/2023

Happy Holi
(Festival of colours 🔫🎨)
There are several legends describing how and why people started to celebrate the Holi festival.
The most popular story is between Lord Vishnu, Evil King Hiranyakashipu, king’s son Prahlad and his evil aunt Holika.
All the myth is connected to Prahlad who is a devotee to Lord Vishnu. Prahlad’s father, King Hiranyakashipu who was the evil king. In the arrogance of his strength, he started believing himself as God.
He banned the name of God in his Kingdom but his own son Prahlad defied Hiranyakashipu and continued to worship Lord Vishnu.
King Hiranyakashipu tried to kill his own son Prahlad in different ways but the evil king failed. Finally, his sister Holika, who had received a boon which makes her invulnerable to fire.
One-day Hiranyakashipu and Holika decided to take Prahlad to Pyre. Holika convinced Prahlad that she would protect him from fire. Holika who was invulnerable to fire entered the pyre with Prahlad so that he would burn to death.
But, by the grace of Lord Vishnu, Prahlad was untouched by fire but Holika was burned to death. The next day, people smeared the ashes over their heads and body as a celebration to the victory of good over evil.
Later these days, people use colors instead and it becomes a tradition to play Holi between people as a celebration.

19/02/2023

Wow... Mustang Valley of Nepal is listed as one of the Best Destinations in the World to Visit in 2023 as per CNN Travel. 😮

17/02/2023

Happy Mahashivratri 🖤
Jay Shambho 🕉⚛
Jay Bholenata 🙏

Mahashivratri: History
According to the Puranas, several stories and legends describe the origin of the Shivratri festival.

One story says, during Samudra Manthan, a pot emerged from the ocean which consists of poison. All the Gods and demons were terrified that this will destroy the entire world and so, Gods ran to Lord Shiva for help. To protect the entire world from the evil effects, Shiva drank the entire poison and held it in his throat instead of swallowing it. Due to this, his throat becomes blue and so he is also known as Neelakantha. Shivratri is celebrated as an event due to which Shiva saved the world.

Another story that is mentioned in the Shiv Purana is: Once upon a time Brahma and Vishnu were fighting among themselves that who is superior among the two. Other Gods were terrified and so they went to Lord Shiva to intervene in the war. To make them realise the futility of their fight, Shiva took the form of a massive fire that spread across the length of the universe. By seeing the magnitude, both the Gods decided to find one end each to establish supremacy over the other. So, for this Brahma assumed the form of a swan and went upwards on the other hand Vishnu assumed as Varaha and went into the earth. But the fire has no limit and they searched thousands of miles but couldn't find the end. On the journey upwards, Brahma came across a Ketaki flower. He asked Ketaki from where she had come; Ketaki replied that she had been placed at the top of the fiery column as an offering. Brahma could not find the upper limit and took the flower as a witness and came.

At this, Shiva revealed the true form and became angry. Brahma did not find the uppermost limit and told lie. So, he was punished by Shiva for telling a lie and cursed that no one will pray for him. Even the Ketaki flower was banned from being used as an offering for any worship. Since it was on the 14th day in the dark half month of Phalguna when Shiva first manifested himself in the form of a Linga, the day is especially auspicious and is celebrated as Maha Shivratri. Worshipping Shiva on this day is believed to bestow one with happiness and prosperity.

According to another popular legend, Shiva granted Goddess Paravati, an avatar of Shakti, and wished to marry him as he was impressed by her devotion. On a moonless night, the goddess observed fast for his good health after their marriage. Today also, this ritual is followed by an Indian woman who prays for the long life of their husband.

Maha Shivratri is observed in several states of India like Uttarakhand, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Punjab, Himachal Pradesh, and Bihar.

It is celebrated as the anniversary of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. It is also celebrated as a day when Shiva saved the world from the pot of poison. And also, this day marks when Brahma and Vishnu got involved in an argument about their supremacy.

09/02/2023

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31/12/2022

Happy New Year Everyone! I wish you all a fantastic new year filled with health, joy, happiness and prosperity! 🎇🎆🎉🎊

25/12/2022

Merry christmas to you all

15/12/2022

The summit of Pikey Peak is at an altitude of 4,065m. This is an incredible panoramic viewpoint of the Himalayan range. From the summit you can see Mount Everest, Mount Numbur and Mount Lhotse ,makalu kanchanjanga gaurishankar and other many more mountaions

01/11/2022

Langtang & Goshainkunda trek 2022

30/10/2022

Some picture of Langtang trek 2022

26/10/2022

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Pikey peak (4065m)

27/09/2022

Happy world Tourism Day

24/07/2022

I've just reached 300 followers! Thank you for continuing support. I could never have made it without each and every one of you. 🙏🤗🎉

29/06/2022

Some picture of ABC trekking

17/03/2022