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Thank You all the participants, participants from NIST College Banepa, juniors, Guest from WLIT and my Mentor Saroj Dhakal for your valuable time and support. This SFD was more productive than any
I woke up in the morning looking at the snowfall right from my window. It was exciting and the view was also beautiful. For many of them who haven’t seen
Back in 2016 before his EBC Trek he has completed almost 60+ districts of Nepal. I messaged him on Instagram saying “If you will stay at Lukla, Please visit Pemba’s house and give her a chocolate on my behalf” He was already trekking to the Himalayas, though I was optimistic.
Now that I have made it to Panchpokhari, Tilicho and Thorang La Pass, stepped my foot above 5416M high, I will still say that “The Trails of Badimalika and the difficulty to reach on top is the toughest experience I have ever faced.” Don’t know how many years would it still take for Badimalika to be known as a mainstream religious trekking spot! But those who have been to this beauty, are blessed to experience one of the most adventurous religious tourist destination of Nepal.
Taking a break from Learning Laravel today. CRUD operations were easily done in Laravel and the learning curve is pretty easy. We students yet have to finalize the requirements and
This afternoon Birat and I talked about almost every thing 🙂 Yes, sitting on a bench on the back side of Chandeshwori Temple, Banepa we talked Religion, delusion, essence of
Readers might think that I am just writing this blog for the sake of promoting my videos to get more views. That is also true. It’s a true shit. But along with the page views I also want to increase number of visitors in that rural place, where very few people have been. It’s such a beautiful places. And if you nomad travelers are looking for a escape route from all of these hyped trekking destinations, Just go to Badimalika.
I support Local Empowerment. So, I’m sharing this Everest Base Camp Trek to promote a new way of trekking where trekkers can empower the local service providers like lodges, guides and porters by booking services directly through them. #empoweringthehimalayas #freetriptoeverest
I can fill this blog with hundreds of funny memes kinda ten years challenge. But this picture below added by some individual on Facebook made me to write this blog today
Overall, it was a day full of entertainment. We got to know our classmates’ face at least 😜 Yes at least because Arun and I were the sweepers walking at the last and laughing throughout the hike. We missed our good friend from KU from the bachelors time and laughed a lot cracking jokes. Most of them were lame though 🤣
This blog is less about Kritiupr city because both of us didn’t know the name of all the alleys or temples that we visited. It’s more about a memory we brothers made talking and reviving the memories that we as well as our friends made during the KU Days. We walked most part of Kritipur talking about each other, and yes definitely missed you guys.
Shout Out to my 18years Old energetic brother who made it to ThorangLa Pass(5416M) with ease and joy.
Although it was his first time above 4000M he walked like a professional, actually ran like a horse. He was in the front row one while reaching Tilicho Lake as well as ThorangLa Pass.
And he will complete traveling whole Nepal before you people think about starting your first trek😄
Most funny part of the whole trek was his singing “दामी दामी दामी, वरीपरी चाहियो मलाई राम्री राम्री नानी” 😂😂😂
