Need of Infrastructures

Nepal is one of the developing country in the world. It is currently rank at 157 out of 187 countries on the Human Development Index.

Poor reliability and access to power are the most serious problems arisiing in Nepal. Increasing access to electricity in a timely and cost-effective manner is one of the most significant development challenges facing Nepal today. 

The problem of  load shedding  during the dry season  is more concerned at this time .

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Nepal India

Nepalese territories are in India as a colony. In Glimpses of the World History, a book written by the prime minister of India Jawaharlal Nehru, it has been clearly mentioned that those territories belonged to Nepal. Similarly the treaty signed between Britain and Sikkim in 1817 has accepted this. In 1960 UN passed a decolonization resolution. It says that the territory of a country kept as colony by another country must be freed. India should have handed back the territory according to this resolution too. Nepal should have demanded it. But neither of them did so. But still we can present this as strong evidence. The Gorkhaland movement in Darjeeling has clarified that there is no legitimate basis for annex Darjeeling to India. In 1986 May 12 the Gorkhaland movement began in the district of Darjeeling that lies between Mechi and Tista. Many Nepalese died in the moment. Subash Ghising, the leader of the moment send a letter to the king of Nepal Briendra Bir Bikram Shah Dev pleading that Darjeeling belonged to Nepal and that they were his subjects. But the king did not send any response. In 1991, Ghising wrote to the Indian Prime Minister to clarify the legitimate status of Darjeeling. He also sent a letter to the then prime minister of Nepal Girija Prasad Koirala. When all went vain, he knocked the door of the Indian Apex Court. When the Gorkhaland movement was going on, Ghising filed a case in Supreme court of India. He had filed it according to article 1-3-c of the Indian Constitution. Constitutionally, according to the article, Darjeeling would have to be decided as belonging to Nepal. To avert this, the court said that it was political issue. This implied that it would have to be settled politically. So practically, Nepal would never raise the issue.

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नेपालका विभिन्न बंशका अन्तिम राजाहरु : • किरातवंशी अन्तिम राजा को हुन? - गस्ती • आभिरवंशी अन्तिम राजा को हुन? - भुवनसिंह • सोमवंशी अन्तिम राजा को हुन ? - भास्कर वर्मा • गोपालवंशी अन्तिम राजा को हुन? - यक्ष गुप्त • सुर्यवंशी अन्तिम राजा को हुन? - विजय कामदेव • ठकुरीवंशी अन्तिम राजा को हुन? - शकरदेव • कर्णाटकवंशी अन्तिम राजा को हुन? - हरिसिहदेव • गोरखाका अन्तिम राजा को हुन? - पृथ्वी नारायण शाह • तनहुंका अन्तिम राजा को हुन? - हरकुमार दत्त सेन • चेदण्डीका अन्तिम राजा को हुन? - कर्णसेन • पाल्पाका अन्तिम राजा को हुन? - पृथ्वीपाल सेन • काठमाण्डौका अन्तिमराजा को हुन ? - जय प्रकाश मल्ल • भक्तपुरका अन्तिम राजा को हुन? - रणजित मल्ल • पाटनका अन्तिम राजा को हुन? - तेजनरसिह मल्ल • लमजुङका अन्तिम राजा को हुन? - वीरमर्दन शाह • शाहवंशका अन्तिम राजा को हुन ? - ज्ञानेन्द्र शाह

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Nepal is a beautiful landlocked country, sandwiched between the two powerful nations of India and China. Although small and poor in size and economy, Nepal is rich in terms of cultural, linguistic, religious, ethnic and natural diversity. The diverse culture, religion and ethnicity although make it prone to cultural wars, there is unity in diversity in Nepal. Nepal is rich in terms of natural, cultural and religious heritages and is the land of some of the prominent and bravest people of the world. This proud land of Gurkhas not only gave birth to the brave and courageous people but to the calm and peaceful Buddha. The color and the signs in the Nepali Flag signify the two distinct natures of Nepali people that are: courageous and peaceful.

This land of myths and legends is rich in terms of cultural and religious celebrations where people from different cultural and religious background celebrate various festivals almost all year round. Nepal offers many aspects and subjects for studies and is also a land of experiment. It is a heaven for the social scientists with its rich social, religious and cultural assets.
Some facts about Nepal that one needs to know are listed below:
1. Nepal is the land of world’s highest mountain- Mount Everest (8848m).
2. Nepal has the world’s deepest river gorge – Kali Gandaki River’s Gorge.
3. Birthplace of Gautam Buddha is in Nepal – Lumbini.
4. The Nepali flag is the only non-rectangular flag in the world.
5. Nepal is the best place in the world to study Tibetan Buddha.
6. The idols and the temples in the capital city Kathmandu is more or less equal to the men and houses in it.
7. A hotel in Sagarmatha (Everest) National Park at an altitude of 3870m is claimed to be the highest hotel in the world – Hotel Everest View.
Nepal has always been the land for tourists and travelers around the world and tourism has been one of the major sources of national income in Nepal. The rich cultural assets of Nepal have attracted many travelers to this land and many renowned travel writers have recognized Nepal in their own way. Some titles given to Nepal by various famous travel writers are as follows:
1. Nepal is recognized as ‘Living Cultural Museum’.
2. It has also been called ‘Shangri-La’.
3. It is also known as ‘Roof of the World’.
4. It is known as ‘The Birth place of Lord Buddha the apostle of Peace’.
5. Nepal is a ‘Country of Living Goddess’.
6. City of Golden Pagodas and Parasols.
7. It is the ‘Land of Mysticism and Exoticism’.

8. Nepal is the ‘Land of Festivals’.

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List of top 40 most amazing and beautiful places to visit in Nepal which is the country of peace. NEPAL is heaven on earth.
Nepal is a small, landlocked country situated between India and China. Famous for the world's highest mountain, Mount Everest, and the birthplace of Lord Buddha.
Nepal offers amazing and diverse holiday opportunities. With its ancient culture and the Himalayas as a backdrop, it is known as the roof of the world.
Nepal is a landlocked country in the Indian subcontinent. Covering an area of 56,827 square miles. Located in South Asia, Nepal is bordered by the People's Republic of China on the north and by the Republic of India on the east, west and south.
Nepal is divided into fourteen zones and seventy-five districts. Nepali is the official language of Nepali. Other languages spoken in the country are: Tharu, Gurung, Awadhi, Bhojpuri, Maithili, Kiranti, Tamang, Sherpa, Magar, Limbu, etc.
The great Gautam Buddha, known as the Tathagata, was born in Lumbini, in the south-western Terai region of Nepal. It was a beautiful garden at the time of the great sage's birth. Today it is one of the many places of Buddhist pilgrimage and is visited by people from all across the world. It has been declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
Swayambhunath
PashupatiNath
Mount Everest
Few Lake
Khaptad National Park
Annapurna Base Camp
Shey Poksundo National Park
Langtang Valley
Panch Pokhari
Manang Valley
Rara Lake
Gokyo valley
boudhnath
Begins Lake
Barun Valley
Mount Machhapuchhre
Bhaktapur Darbar SqUare
Gosainkunda Lake
Dharhara
Cho Oyu
National Museus Nepal
Tilicho Lake
Darbar Square
Devis Falls
Kala Patthar
Lumbini
Dashratha Rangashala
Chnagu Narayan Temple
Ama dablam
Arniko Highway
Kanchenjunga
Kopan Monestry
Ganesh Himal
Khumbu Glacier
International Mountain Museum
Mustang
Helambu Culture Trek
Shechen Monestry
Himchuli
Ngadi Chuli
Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve
Nagarkot
Gauri Sankar
Janaki Mandir
Chitwan National Park
Muktinath Temple
Patan Museum
Bardia National Park
Rolwling Valley
Namche bazar
Skydiving
Rafting
Paragliding
Bunjy Jumping
Cable Car
Mountain Flight
Trekking
Jungle Safari
Biking
Canyoning
Elephant polo
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DEMOCRATIC CONSTITUTION

We  are  watching  China  since  Last   five  decades. In  this  last  five  decades  there  is   not  even  a  single  problem  between  us. NOT  EVEN  A  SINGLE  PROBLEM. where  as  we  have  India on another  side , which  has  similar  religion, culture to  us  but  we  have HUNDREDS  OF  PROBLEMS   between  us.

 Bro , Nepal  is  not  colony  of  India.
  We  have   made   DEMOCRATIC  CONSTITUTION , by  majority. All  the  countries welcome  Nepal  Constitution   except  INDIA. India  doesnot  like  our  constitution  and  wants  to  change  some  points . We  are  making  Constitution  of  Nepal  not  of  India.  To  change  those  points India  gives  pressure  now  there  is  Economic  Blockage  to  Nepal.  Bro  ,  How  do  you  feel  if  US  give  pressure  to  India  to  change  important  points  in  your  Constitution.  
We   looks  equal  to  our  great  neighbour  India  and China  and  also  give  more  priority  to  India. We  are  importing  Oil  and  other  necessary  goods  from  India. But  now  India  block  it. Nepals  great  festivals  Dashain  and  Tihar  are  coming. By  not  cooperating  India   has  PUSHED   Nepals  towards  China. From  tommorow  , we  are  bringing  OIL  from  China.

Dear Indian Friends

Dear  Indian  Friends , once  again  I  want  to  say  that  today  Nepal  is  against  the  Indian  Government  Policy  in   Nepal , but  not  against  the  India. There  are  Eight  reasons  why  Nepal  dont  like  about  India.
1) India  Behaving  Like  Big  Brother.
2) Unequal  Treaties  among  two Countries.
3) Indias  Interfare  in  Nepals  Internal  Matter.
4) Boarder  Area  Approachment  by  India.
5) Indian  medias  about  Nepal.
6) Controversial  Statement  by  indian  Politician /  Celabrity  / Officials.
7) Activities  of  SSB (Sima  Surakshya  Bal , India )  to  Neapli  People  on  Boarder .
8) India  Unnecessarily  Talking  about  Nepal - China  Relation.
            Dear  Friends, India  Stop  supplying  necessary  goods , oil  to   Nepal  without  any  Reason,  which  violates  the  Rule  of  WTO , UN . It  is  against International  Rules. Does  Nepal  make  more  DEMOCRATIC  Constitution  than  India  by  majority  votes  ( More  than  Ninty  percent ) is  the  reason  for  its  Blockage ??????????????????????
          After  Two  Days , Road  Way  will  open to   China. Then  we  are  bringing  our  necessary  goods  from China .
India  pushed  us  towatrds  China.
Now ,  NEPAL - INDIA  RELATION ERA  HAS  END AND  NEW   RELATION  ERA   OF  NEPAL - CHINA  HAS  BEGIN...

To my Indian Friends

To  my  Indian  Friends.  WE  are  against  the  Present  Indian  government / Policy  but   not  against  Indian  People.  From  above  Indian  people  comment , they  think  that :
1) Nepal  is  going  to  be  TIBET  2  ie  China  will  take  Nepal.
2)Nepal  cannot  do  anything  without  us (INDIA).
3)We , Indian  only  helped  Nepal  on Earthquake.
Dear  Indian  Friends, we  have  learn  both  story. How  China  Took  TIBET  and  also  How  India  took  Sikkim ,what  India  is  doing  on BHUTAN , and  what  India  wants  in  Nepal. Dont  worry  about  Nepal  my  friends. Neither  China  can  make  Nepal  , tibet 2  nor  China  want it. You  Indian are  Brainwashed  by  your  EX PM  JWAR LAL  NEHRU . India  has  done  war  with  Communist   not  with  China ,  to  stop  communism  in  india . INDIAN IS  FEAR  OF  CHINA  BUT  IT  IS  ALSO  TRUE  THAT ,THERE  IS  NO  COUNTRY  MUCH HELPFUL  TO  NEPAL  RATHER  THAN  CHINA.
Dont   behave  as  Big  Brother  my  Friend. Dont  think  that  Nepal  cannot  do  anything  without  us. We  are  capable  of  doing our  jobs  by  ourself. Thank You  Indian  for  helping  us  on  crisis  but  there  was  not  only  India  helping  us. India  behaves  like  that everything  was  done  by  them  in  crisis.
India   is  in  line  of  being  Global  Power   but  still  interfaring in  small  neighbour  country  Nepal . This  not  suit  on  you.

Pokhara is situated in the northwestern corner of the Pokhara Valley, which is a widening of the Seti Gandaki valley The Seti River and its tributaries have dug impressive canyons into the valley floor, which are only visible from higher viewpoints or from the air. To the east of Pokhara is the municipality of Lekhnath, another town in the valley.
In no other place the mountains rise so quickly, within 30 km, from 1000 m to over 8000 m. The Dhaulagiri, Annapurna and Manaslu ranges, each with peaks over 8000 m, can be seen from Pokhara and there is a lake named Phewa Lake, two caves (Mahendra and Gupteswar) and an impressive falls(Patale Chhango or Devi /David's Falls) where the water from the Phewa Lake thunders into a hole and disappears. Due to this sharp rise in altitude the area of Pokhara has one of the highest precipitation rates of the country (over 4000 mm/year). Even within the city there is a noticeable difference in the amount of rain between the south of the city by the lake and the north at the foot of the mountains.
The climate is sub-tropical but due to the elevation the temperatures are moderate: the summers usually have a bearable 30 - 35°C; the winters average around 15°C and have no frost.
In the south the city borders on Phewa Tal (a lake, 4.4 km², about 800 m above sea level), in the north at around 1000 m it touches the base of the Annapurna mountain range. From the southern fringes of the city one has an exceptional view of the Himalaya with 3 eight-thousanders (Dhaulagiri, Annapurna, Manaslu) and, in the middle of the Annapurna range the wonderful Machapuchare ('Fishtail') with close to 7000 m. This beautiful mountain dominates the northern horizon of the city and its name derives from its twin peaks, not visible from the south.
                  


Demographics
Its 190,000 inhabitants (2005) make Pokhara the third largest city in Nepal.
Ethnic groups native to the region include Bramhin, Chettri, Newar, Magar and Gurung. Smaller groups of Thakali also live in the area. Natives in Pokhara are adherents of Hinduism and Tibetan Buddhism.
There are many Tibetan refugees already living in their third generation in Pokhara. The initial tent encampments of the 1950s have long made way to orderly planned quarters with schools and monasteries. In Pokhara there are three such quarters: Tashiling in the south, Tashipalkhel in the north and Paljorling in the centre.

History
Prior to the Chinese invasion of Tibet, Pokhara was an important trading post on the route between Tibet and India. Until the end of the 1960s the little town could only be reached by foot and it was even more a mystical place than Kathmandu. The first road was finished in 1968 after which tourism boomed and the city grew rapidly. A tourist area developed along the lake and the area between the old city and the lake filled up. Men are recruited at the British Gurkha camp in Pokhara. About 370 are selected annually in December out of a pool of over 20,000 applications, with about 140 eventually joining the Gurkha Contingent while the rest will go to the British Army.
Structure
Pokhara spans 8 km from north to south and 6 km from east to west but, unlike Kathmandu, it is quite loosely built up and still has much green space. The Seti Gandaki flowing through the city from north to south divides the city roughly in two halves with the down-town area of Chipledunga in the middle, the old town centre of Bagar in the north and the tourist district of Lakeside (Baidam) in the south all lying on the western side of the river. The gorge through which the river flows is crossed at five points, the major ones are (from north to south): K.I.Singh Pul, Mahendra Pul and Prithvi Highway Pul. The eastern side of town is mainly residential.
About half of all tourists visiting Pokhara are there for the start or end of a trek to the Annapurna Base Camp and Mustang. For Nepalis, Pokhara has become the most favourite place to live in the country.
Phewa Tal was slightly enlarged by damming. It is in danger of silting up because of the inflow during the monsoon. The outflowing water is partially used for hydro power. The dam collapsed in the late 1970s and it was rebuilt by the Chinese. The power plant is located about 100 m below at the bottom of the Phusre Khola gorge. Water is also diverted for irrigation into the southern Pokhara valley.
The eastern Pokhara Valley receives irrigation water through a canal running from a reservoir by the Seti in the north of the city. Phewa Tal is also used for commercial fishing. The tourist area is along the north shore of the lake (Lake Side and Dam Side). It is mainly made up of little shops, little hotels, restaurants and bars. The larger hotels can be found on the southern and south-eastern fringes of the city, from where the view of the mountains is best. To the east of the Pokhara Valley there are a few more smaller and bigger lakes, the largest being Begnas Tal and Rupakot Tal. Begnas Tal is also known for its fishery projects. There are no beaches, but boats can be rented in Phewa and Begnas Tal.

Tourism
                      

Pokhara is a major tourist hub of Nepal offering a combinatin of nature and culture with a distinct tourist district in the subdivision of Baidam, Lakeside and Damside. It is mostly known as starting and ending point for Annapurna treks.
Pokhara is quite a modern city with only few touristic attractions in the town itself. Most interesting is the old centre in the north of the city (purano bazar) where still many old shops and warehouses in the Newari style can be found. Mule caravans still arrive there from Mustang.
On a hill overlooking Phewa Tal from the south is the World Peace Stupa (at 1,113 m) QTVR built in 1996 with a view of the lake, across the city and of the snow peaked mountain range consisting of namely, Fishtail, Annapurna and Dhaulagiri Himals (mountains).

Barahi Mandir in Phewa Tal
Temples worth visiting in the older part of town are Bindhyabasi Mandir and Bhimsen Mandir, the latter with erotic carvings; another temple, Barahi Mandir, is located on a tiny island on Phewa Tal. Not accessible and only visible from the lake is the royal summer residence (called Ratna Mandir) at the lake in Lakeside.
The best viewpoint of Pokhara is Sarangkot (1600 m) to the west of the city. Paths and a road lead to the top from where one can enjoy spectacular views of the Annapurna range, Manaslu, Dhaulagiri and the city itself.
The modern commercial city centre at Chiple Dhunga and Mahendrapul (now called Bhimsen Chowk, named after a Shahid(Martyr) in Jana-aandolan II, April, 2006) is halfway between the lake and Purano Bazar, the old centre. Apart from this there are several subcentres in other parts of town: in the north in Bagar, in the south between Prithvi Chok and Srijana Chok (mainly hardware stores), and in the east, on the other side of the Seti, in Ram Bazar.
The shortage of touristic sites in Pokhara is made up by its scenic views in and around town. Most of them are not mentioned in any guide or map. The Seti Gandaki (White Gandaki) and its tributaries have created spectacular gorges in and around the whole city. The Seti gorge runs through the whole city from north to south. At places it is only a few metres wide, but 100 m deep with a water depth of 20 m.

Bindhyabasini Temple in the evening
In the middle of the city, the gorge widens to a canyon looking like a crater. In the north and south, just outside town, there are awesome canyons, in some places 100 m deep. These canyons extend through the whole Pokhara Valley. Impressive views are possible from the Prithvi Narayan Campus and from the other side at the foot of Kahu Danda (conjunction of several rivers and canyons). Behind the INF-Compound one can see the Seti River disappear into a slit in an almost 100 m wall, especially impressive in monsoon.
Another place worth visiting is the Patale Chhango (Hell's Falls), more commonly called "Devi's or David's Falls" for the tourist with some melodramatic story behind it. The water of these falls comes from the Fewa Lake flowing to the Seti. The falls plunge into a hole and disappear. In monsoon this sight is most spectacular. Nearby, across the street is a little cave (Gupteshwor Cave). A more exciting cave is at the opposite end of the city in Batulechaur (Mahendra Cave). Betulechaur is known for the musicians caste of the Gaine.
Pokhara Airport is situated in the middle of town which serves flights to Kathmandu, Jomsom, Manang, Bhairahawa and *Bharatpur. Helicopters to Manang and Jomsom are available for charter..

Places to Visit
Pokhara is known as a major tourist attraction in whole Nepal. Some important places of visit are:
Lakeside and Tal Baharai
Devi's Falls and Gupteshwor Cave
World Peace Pagoda
Sarangkot
Bindabasini Temple and the old market place below the temple
Seti river
Mahendra Cave, Chamero Cave and the Kali river
Kahun Danda (hill located at north-east of the city)

Attractions of Pokhara
Pokhara has her unique festivals. Festivals like Gai Jatra, Bhairab Naach (Bhairab dance), Krishnastami add their own colors to the beauty of Pokhara.
Gai Jatra: On this day, there is a traditional dance procession and competition called "Taya Machaa" which is unique to Pokhara. Male dancers dress up as fairies and dance on a particular music. This is organized annually, on the day after Janai Purnima. The celebration of Gai Jatra in Pokhara is similar to that of Bhaktapur, whilst Gai Jatra of Kathmandu remains immensely different.
Bhairab Naach (Bhairab dance): This particular dance is organized once every six months and lasts about three months. "Twelve Bhairab" or carnations of 12 gods are made in this dance. People dress up as god and dance whole night in different songs. This dance is shown in evenings and continues till early morning the next day. Tedious preparations take place before this dance is made public. A special puja is done before this dance is made public and also on the day of closing this dance.
"Visit Pokhara 2007"
Visit Pokhara 2007, is a new tourism festival of Nepal. Nepal dedicates certain years for a tourism festival. It is celebrated for better hospitality to all the tourist. Nepal last celebrated such tourism festival in the year 1998, as Visit Nepal - 1998.
Unlike all the festivals of Nepal, including those celebrated annually like Dashain and Tihar, Visit Pokhara 2007, will be much bigger. For one thing, Nepal has gone through a decade long war which has Traumatized the tourism industry. The year 2007 is seen as the year of peace, and a year of tourism - Nepal's #1 industry
What is Visit Pokhara 2007 Sometimes, it takes a few bullet points to know the facts!
It is a series of festivals that will be held through-out the year. It will encourage visitors to visit Nepal. Discounts on services such as accommodation, tours and travel will be made so people obtain the benefits to visit Nepal this year The visit Pokhara 2007 is a promotion carried out jointly by various organizations such as Nepal Tourism Board, Nepal Ministry of Culture and Tourism, Pokhara Tourism Council and Various District Development Boards It is a promotion of Nepal as a whole not just Pokhara only Pokhara is more of a tourist city than any other city of Nepal, so hence this new century's Nepal's tourism festival is rightly dedicated to Pokhara! It is the year for traveler who have been waiting to Visit Nepal. You will enjoy bargain prices on travel services here during this year Nepali Government will do more to celebrate the festival than do anything else this year.
Why this festival Tourism is the main industry of Nepal which has been affected by years of civil war in the country. By dedicating a whole year for tourism festival, Nepal hopes to bounce back the tourism industry to a satisfactory level.
Objectives / Targets of Visit Pokhara 2007As of this date of writing, (12 Jan 2007), according to the press release by Nepal Tourism Board along with Pokhara Tourism Council and Nepal Ministry of Culture and Tourism , the targets of this annual festival is as follows: Expected Tourists Arrival in 2007 : 500,000 Expected Stay of Tourists in Pokhara to 3 days as compared to Today's 1.5 Days Year 2007 should increase visitors to Pokhara by 40%. Currently 40,000 (Domestic and International) tourists visit Pokhara Increase a tourists's average spending of $25 to $40 a day
Pokhara Photo Gallery Offer photos of the attractions of Pokhara, Photos are free to use.
Coordinates: 28°14′N, 83°59′E
Categories: Cities and towns in Nepal Himalaya.

Nepal

NEPAL - One of the oldest civilization in the world, the Kirat
NEPAL - Home of the bravest of the brave, The Gurkhas
NEPAL - Birthplace of Light of Asia, The Lord Buddha
NEPAL - Abode of Lord Shiva Mahadev, Destroyer of Evil and Ignorant
NEPAL - Origin of Heavenly Path
NEPAL - the only country where Buddhism Hinduism Kiratism co-exist together
NEPAL  - 8 of the 14 highest mountains in the world is located
NEPAL - the Kali Gandaki gorge is the deepest gorge in the world
NEPAL - Arun valley is the world deepest valley
NEPAL - Tilicho lake is one of the highest lakes in the world
NEPAL - the only country that was not colonized by others
NEPAL - Home to 871 bird species
NEPAL - places in world where one can find Royal Bengal Tiger, One horn rhinoceros, Yak and even Yeti.
NEPAL - Estimated that more than 6,000 rivers and rivulets are in Nepal
NEPAL – More than 123 languages alive in Nepal
NEPAL - country where Nepathya came from