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Nepal is a best destination for almost all kinds of outdoor adventure activities like adventure trekking, rock climbing, peak climbing and mountaineering, bungee jumping, rafting, canyoning, cannoning, jungle safari and much more which are more popular among adventure lovers.
Trekking is the most popular activity in Nepal, and travellers will be bombarded on the streets of Kathmandu and the trekking hub, Pokhara, with guides, organised tours and gear for sale or rent. The huge variety of options allows for people of many ages and capabilities to attempt a trek in the country. While you could spend a year planning an expedition to wild and lofty places that few would dare attempt, you could also arrive in Kathmandu with no plans and be on the trail in a matter of days. Despite what many may perceive, trekking in Nepal is not necessarily wandering alone through an uncharted wilderness. As they walk along the well-marked trekking paths, travellers will often discover quite the opposite; hundreds of locals passing through each day as they haul food, water and other odd necessities back to their tiny villages, along with dozens of fellow trekkers. The regularly-spaced villages and teahouses allow trekkers good opportunities to rest and recover, either for a few minutes or the night. The strong culture and unreserved friendliness of the Nepalese people can also be witnessed as one traverses the hill tracks.
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Nepal is adorned with beautiful views that make it a great place to indulge in bungee jumping. There are only 2 places that offer the opportunity to experience it. Also, bungee jumping rate in Nepal is not a concern when you want to treat yourself. If you are looking for some thrill in the country, then go for Bungee Jumping in Nepal. Out of all the activities in Nepal, it is one that has gained popularity in the last few years at a fast rate. Both locals as well as tourists indulge in the activity to get thrilled from head to toe. Nepal offers great views and hence, it is perfect for such activity.
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Nepal has nine National Parks, four Wildlife Reserves and three Conservation Areas. About 15,000 square kilometers. The Terai lowlands are defined by a belt of well-watered floodplains stretching from the Indian border northward to the first slopes of the Bhabhar and the Siwalik Range. This is the richest habitat in the land with tall grasslands interspersed with riverine and hardwood Sal Forest. The geography of Nepal can be divided into mountains, hills and plains. A wide variety of the earth’s topography and climate zones are found within the small area of 147,181 square kilometers. Wide range of ecosystems, from subtropical jungles of the Tarai to the arctic conditions of Himalayan highlands, is found in Nepal. Nepal’s rich bio-diversity makes it one of the best ecotourism destinations in the whole world. Almost 19 percent of the country’s total land accounts for its sixteen protected wildlife areas across the country.
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Paragliding in Nepal gives an opportunity for aerial view of the Himalayas. A trip will take you over some of the best scenery on earth, as you share airspace with Himalayan griffin vultures, eagles, kites and float over villages, monasteries, temples, lakes and jungle, with a fantastic view of the majestic Himalaya. Pokhara, the beautiful lakeside town at the foot of the Annapurna Mountains offers paragliding services. Best season is from October through April. There are various deals for the paragliding veterans and novices. Three-day introduction course is offered to beginners while tandem flights where one can fly with instructor are offered. Nepal forms a rectangle on the southern slopes of the Himalaya and is without exception, the most stunning country imaginable. The main area for paragliding is the Pokhara valley, commanding views of 3 of the worlds 8000m peaks with friendly and constant conditions for your paragliding holiday. Located in the broad valley at an altitude of 800m, the reliable climate of this region allows consistent and friendly conditions for paragliding pilots. It is not surprising that in a few short years Pokhara has earned a reputation of being one of the best paragliding destinations in the world.
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Mountain Climbing in Nepal is the most challenging and rewarding adventure in Nepal and in the world. Our Expedition and Peak Climbing trips take you to Nepal’s Himalayan mountains, recognized to be the highest mountains on the planet, including the mighty Mount Everest (8848 m), fulfilling every mountaineer’s dream. Nepal boasts eight of the worlds 14 peaks over 8000m Himalaya including the top of the world Mt. Everest (8848m), Mt. Kanchenjunga (8586m), Mt. Lhotse (8516m), Mt. Makalu (8463m), Mt. Cho Oyu (8201m), Mt. Dhaulagiri (8167m), Mt. Manaslu (8163m) Mt. Annapurna (8091m). After successfully climbing to the summit of Mt. Everest 8848m on 29th May 1953 by Sir Edmund Hilary and Tenzing Norgey Sherpa, Nepal became increasingly popular to explore by inspired mountaineers around the world.
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The best hikes in Nepal always seem to draw up connotations of scary, adrenaline-fuelled, record-breaking hikes up to Mount Everest (understandably too – Nepal is home to 8 of the 10 tallest mountains in the world, after all) but what surprises most people is that there’s so much much Nepal than just icy jagged mountains. Mount Everest, Annapurna and all the other Himalayan mountains also mean that over time, Nepal has become something of a hiking hotspot, with the kind of hikes available diversifying away from the more extreme ones like the Everest hikes.
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Rock Climbing in Nepal is a great discover. There is a great rock climbing possibilities in a truly unique destination in Asia! Not everything is about climbing the highest mountains on Earth in the magical country of Nepal. This small country in the Himalayas also offers many rock climbing possibilites for travelers looking to spend some days, or even weeks, challenging themselves with some good climbs. Head to the peaceful valleys of Hattiban, just 15km southwest of Kathmandu, or Balaju, and test the Nepalese limestone rocks. Bimal Nagar is another great climbing venue, 5 hours from Kathmandu, near the beautiful city of Pokhara. The Everest region also offeres some good rock climbing options. Take a pick from our selection of guided rock climbing trips below! The mountains are calling!
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Mountain Cycling in Nepal makes it possible to escape sealed roads, and to ride tracks and ancient walking trails to remote, rarely visited areas of the country. Importantly, they allow a liberating freedom of travel – you can stop whenever you like – and they free you from crowded buses and claustrophobic taxis. While the heart of the Kathmandu Valley is too hectic and traffic-congested nowadays to truly offer a fun biking experience, the fringes of the valley are another story and they quite possibly offer some of the best and most consistent biking in Nepal, with a dense network of tracks, trails and back roads. A mountain bike really allows you to get off the beaten track and discover idyllic Newari villages that have preserved their traditional lifestyle. Many trails are narrow, century-old walkways that are not shown on maps, so you need a good sense of direction when venturing out without a guide. To go unguided entails some risks, and you should learn a few important words of Nepali to assist in seeking directions. Bring a map and compass or at least a GPS-enabled smartphone with a map app. Nepa Maps and Himalayan Maphouse produce the useful maps Mountain Biking the Kathmandu Valley and Biking around Annapurna, though they aren’t to be relied on completely.
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Skydiving is one of the most thrilling sports adventures, which absorbs the adrenaline rush of jumping from the aircraft and landing at a drop zone after the electrifying free fall and pleasant parachute ride. After the five successful years of organizing the most exclusive and innovative adventure, Everest Skydive, we have now added one more product to our list, Pokhara Skydive. Skydiving in Nepal is the ultimate adventure. Everest skydive, the only skydiving operator in Nepal, launched its’ first skydive in 2008 and has led over 300 people on jumps since then. The skydive takes place over spectacular Khumbu region, next to none other than Mount Everest.
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Ride the world’s tallest and longest zipline! 600m up in the air, zoom down at 140km per hour covering a distance of 1.8 km. Travel to the enchanting Pokhara valley with its spectacular lakes and fascinating views of Himalayan mountains. Pokhara now offers the rush of extreme zip lining, the first of its kind in Asia. The place used to be a rest stop where ancient traders found water (pani in Nepali) for their horses (ghora in Nepali), thus leading to the nomenclature Ghorepani. The construction of new roads has made the Ghorepani trade route unnecessary, and as such the main income source for residents of the village is now tourism. Ghorepani lies on a major trail linking several other villages as well as the Annapurna Base Camp.
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Pokhara, regarded as the second-largest city in Nepal quenches the thirst of adventure of visitors by offering a wide range of fun-filled and thrilling activities. Zip Lining in Pokhara is considered as one of the best ways to experience the city and its scenic views that you encounter while undergoing thrilling activity at the same time. Considered the tourism capital of Nepal, Pokhara is popular among adventure sports enthusiasts for a wide variety of available options to choose from. Pokhara is that prominent spot that plays a major role in the tourism scenario of Nepal and visitors never get tired with the charm and glory of the city. The village of Marpha in Nepal The village is a common overnight halt on the Annapurna Circuit, less crowded and touristy[citation needed] than Jomsom to the north. The place used to be a rest stop where ancient traders found water (pani in Nepali) for their horses (ghora in Nepali), thus leading to the nomenclature Ghorepani. The construction of new roads has made the Ghorepani trade route unnecessary, and as such the main income source for residents of the village is now tourism. Ghorepani lies on a major trail linking several other villages as well as the Annapurna Base Camp.
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Hot Air Ballooning in Nepal offers you unique bird’s eye views of the picturesque Himalayas and the rolling hills beyond the Kathmandu valley. Recently this sport has become very popular among tourists since it affords the most spectacular views of the Kathmandu Valley and the Himalayan ranges towering in the background. It is a superb way to view the Himalayas (from over 6000m up), and the view of the valley is equally breathtaking on the clear day. After long time expectation, Hot Air Ballooning lunched at Pokhara on 17th-November-2018 with two craft from Italy. The flight operates every morning and noon two times in a day except monsoon season by expert Indian pilots and ground handling by local specialist. Recently the flight conducted from two places Dhampus and Landruk and will land at Hemja and Mardi Khola river bank. In this an hour flight, you will enjoy fly above the snowcapped mountains, beautiful Pokhara city and tranquil lakes as your life time experience with family, friends and beloved. Each craft have right passenger capacity. The village is a common overnight halt on the Annapurna Circuit, less crowded and touristy[citation needed] than Jomsom to the north. The place used to be a rest stop where ancient traders found water (pani in Nepali) for their horses (ghora in Nepali), thus leading to the nomenclature Ghorepani. The construction of new roads has made the Ghorepani trade route unnecessary, and as such the main income source for residents of the village is now tourism. Ghorepani lies on a major trail linking several other villages as well as the Annapurna Base Camp.
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Ultralight flight Pokhara is a unique way to discover the majestic Himalayas and for the Ariel sightseeing of Pokhara valley. In this flight, it is used very light aircraft which has no window and seating for only two persons, including a pilot and a passenger. Powered by engines these aircraft can reach very close to the mountain peaks. Ultralight flight in Nepal is available only in Pokhara. The main reason to choose Pokhara valley for Ultra-light aircraft is that of its proximity to the mountains, and the scenic lakes. Professionally Ultralight flights started in Pokhara from 1997 AD and are claimed to be the first in South Asia.
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Mountain Flight in Nepal, As the plane glides along, the mountains come closer and closer. Next on the vision is Choba-Bhamare, the smallest one of the lot at 5,933 m but singularly inflexible, as it has never been climbed, then appears the mountain that is not only prominent in sight but also in spirituality Gauri-Shankar. Lord shiva (Shankar) and his spouse Gauri are said to protect this mountain, at the proud height of 7,134m, and the summit had a history of unsuccessful attempts until 1979. Gauri-Shanker is sharp and very conspicuous during the mountain flight. As the plane moves towards the land of rising sun, the eastern Himalaya, a succession of glorious mountains follows. Melungtse, a plateau-like mountain, stretches up to 7,023m. Chugimago at 6,297 m is still a virgin, waiting to be climbed at 6,956m; Numbur Mountain resembles a breast, the maternal source in the sky providing pure milk Sherpas of the Solukhumbu. Next is Karyolung, an intensely white mountain that at 6,511 m gleams with the rising sun. Cho-Oyu is the sixth highest mountain in the world. Reaching a height of 8,201 m, it appears stunningly beautiful from the aircraft. The best time for Mountain Flight in Nepal is beginning of September to end of December but it can be the any weather clear day in the whole year.
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If you want to rule over the sky then there is no better way than paramotor. The flight gives you a chance to enjoy some of the most beautiful sights in Nepal. Don’t miss the chance to see the breath-taking view. The birth of para motor took place when para gliders were finding it extremely difficult to take off from a flat ground. It is an opportunity to view the magic of the mountains. It’s little bit of difficulty Level in considering the height, for your safety there is a trained professional who will accompany you. Best time to enjoy this adventure activity is October through May.
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You might have boarded a plane many times but it’s time for you to try the exciting Hang Gliding experience which will let you experience of riding your own plane. You will get a chance to witness the picturesque landscape on your own. This thrilling sport allows you have bird’s eye view of mountains and other scenic beauties. Highlights: Sarangkot is the place for these flights to take off for all the hang gliding experiences. You can simply have a majestic view of monasteries, temples and mountains. Best time to enjoy this adventure activity is November and December. But you must consider the difficulty Level in considering the height; and also the weather is an important consideration for hang gliding and many professionals say that hang gliding is more about the attitude than the skill sets.
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Nepal is home to eight out of the fourteen highest peaks in the world with cultures ranging colorful and intricate Hindus religion to the austerity of the Buddhist monasteries. From the breathtaking heights of the Himalayas the rivers crash down through the foothills, fed by monsoon rains and melting snow, on their way to the Great Plains of the Ganges. Nepal has many rivers for you to explore: Trishuli River (1 up to 3 days rafting/kayaking), Seti River (2 days rafting trip), Bhote Koshi River (1 day rafting trip), Kali Gandaki River (3 days rafting trip), Marsyandi River (1 to 2 days rafting/kayaking trip), Sun Koshi River (7 to 9 days rafting trip), Arun River (9 days rafting adventure combining with trek), Karnali River (10 days whitewater rafting and kayaking), Tamur River ( 10 to 11 days rafting adventure combining with 4 days trek). The water is warm and Nepal houses the world’s most thrilling whitewater in a wide range of difficulties with bug free beaches for camping to top it off.
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Explore hidden canyons in the Himalayas for the ultimate wet and wild canyoning experience! One of Nepal’s hidden gems are the refreshing waterfalls, formed among the deep gorges , which are perfect hidden havens for hardcore thrill seekers. Canyoning in these deep gorges has become an alterntive for thrill seekers who’ve done it all. Discover new routes, which provide the perfect mind- body experiences, you can abseil down the cool water flowing down from the mountains into fresh water pools which are like natural swimming pools. Canyoning in Nepal has been recommended by The Lonely Planet and ranges from exploratory walks to extreme activities. Enjoy the simple Rock and Slide activity at Jalbire Canyon located at Chitwan National Park. It is a beginner level activity and is enjoyed by older people to young kids. It gives you the same experience as a Natural Water theme park. Or try the thrill of jumping off a 12 meter high cliff into the cool fresh tropical pool of water at Charaundi Canyon located along the white sandy banks of the Trisuli river.
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Kayaking in Nepal is not just about the thrill of running rapids, but about sharing a unique river culture, good times with new friends from around the world, riverside camping, exploring authentic places and cultures, challenging yourself and embracing nature at its best in the heart of the Himalayas. The opportunities for kayak expeditions are exceptional. Of note, at the right flows, are the Mardi Khola, Tamba Kosi, Karnali headwaters, Thuli Bheri, Balephi Khola and tributaries of the Tamur. The upper Modi Khola is also good for experienced kayakers. The side creek of the Bhurungdi Khola, by Birethani village, hides several waterfalls that are runnable by experienced kayakers. Nepal is an ideal place to learn to kayak and several companies offer learner kayak clinics. Due to the high levels of communication required to teach, the best instruction clinics tend to be staffed by both Western and Nepali instructors.
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Enjoy Stand Up Paddle in Begnas Lake !! This adventure for both tourist as well as Nepalese. Take advantage by chilling in the middle of lake in the middle of lake. We are also offering food and drinks at the same time. Its a different experience to rest and relax aftter paddling to the middle of lake. One of a few operators providing stand-up paddleboarding on Phewa Tal. Prices include all equipment, including buoyancy vest, and even some personal instructions to get you going. Put in at Damside park, a short stroll from the shop. If you are given a chance to paddle in the ocean all by yourself, wouldn’t it be exciting? Although it takes a little bit of exercising and muscle pull but you wouldn’t realize it as you will be totally absorbed in the amazing adventurous ride. Phewa Tal Lake will be an ideal location to try the enjoying ride of Stand-up paddle boarding. May and June is the best time for this sport.
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Pony trekking in Nepal popular trekking package in Himalayan zone. Nepal Pony trekkingl take to you heart of Nepal Himalaya with stunning Himalayan views, lush valley , beautiful landscape . Nepal has various trekking destination for Pony trekking among them Annapurna pony trekking, Everest pony trekking and Langtang region pony trekking is popular pony trekking in Nepal. Nepal pony trek fit for all age group travelers / trekkers who has kin to see Nepal Himalaya with deluxe adventure in Nepal . Himalaya journey Treks & expedition offer special adventure with pony trekking in Everest, Annapurna and Langtang Helambhu valley region which is fantastic in Himalaya areas also Horse riding offers you a unique adventure journey in Nepal to make your Family holiday enjoyable. Due to the country’s geographical features many Places in different regions are not accessible. People living there are using horses to travel from place to place, carry food, clothes, medicines and other goods to far, remote areas. Especially in trans-Himalayan region (behind the Tall Mountain or southern rim of Tibetan plateau) where people have adopted horse riding as a culture and most important means for daily. Normally Autumn & spring season is best time for pony trekking in Nepal but we Himalaya Journey Trekking arrange around the year as per trekker / travelers wish and holiday frame with life time Adventure trip in Nepal.
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Camping is a great way to get off the beaten path (even along popular teahouse trekking routes) as well as access more remote parts of Nepal where there isn’t any infrastructure. You’ll have a more unique experience and enjoy vantage points and trails that few trekkers get to see. This is the closest you’ll get to most peoples’ idea of a wilderness adventure. (You can also combine teahouses with camping, as well.) Keep in mind is that camping treks are often more expensive than teahouse treks as more staff is required to carry the tents, food, cooking fuel, and your personal gear. Some treks also take place in more remote areas, requiring flights and raising logistical costs of access. Still, camping is the best way to experience the Himalaya if you’re looking for a remote and wilderness-based experience.
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Nepal is a bird watchers’ paradise with national parks and conservation areas making up a large part of its territory.More than 850 species of birds are found in Nepal, and surprisingly a good number of these birds can be spotted in and around the Kathmandu Valley alone. Bird watching in possible in any corner of Nepal, be it in the sweltering plains where Koshi Tappu, Chitwan and Bardiya are the main sites while in the mountainous region, the Everest and Annapurna regions boast other well-known species of birds. The Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve in the eastern Terai is the place to be. Bird watchers cannot miss this wonderful reserve which abounds in birds of all kinds. It’s a place where one sees trees packed with birds as if posing for a photograph. The hills around Kathmandu valley especially Nagarjun, Godavari and Phulchowki are popular bird watching areas and the Taudaha Lake on the way to Dakshinkali is ideal for watching migratory water fowl during the winter months.
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Report from the year 2013 places totals 981 World Heritage Sites in 160 State Parties. Nepal alone holds 10 natural and cultural sites enlisted in UNESCO World Heritage Site. Out of which 7 cultural sites are situated in Kathmandu Valley alone. We- at ‘Keen Adventures’ have devised 10-day long ‘World Heritage Tour in Nepal’ package which takes you through all of the UNESCO enlisted World Heritages package in cheapest price with unquestionable services. Nepal is a mystical land which has remained curtailed to the world for several years that kept it far from the grasp of modernism. We can still have a glimpse of traditional living in rural Nepal where animism, shamanism, and witchcraft are still the integral ways of rural life. The lavish mountain flight will kicks tart the World Heritage Tour in Nepal package that allows close-up views of Mount Everest including the aerial view of a vicinity of Kathmandu Valley. Later we will be visiting all three popular archaic cities- Kathmandu, Patan and Bhaktapur which is collectively known as Kathmandu Valley. Visits include Hindu Temple Complex of Pashupatinath, Bouddhanath, The Monkey Temple- Swayambhunath, Krishna Temple renowned for its Shikhar fashioned stone temple existing in the majestic Patan Durbar Square, Bhaktapur Durbar Square Premises. The Golden Gate, the fifty-five window Palace and the Changu Narayan Temple in Bhaktapur.
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Nepal is not only the land of mountains; it is also the land of festivals. There are more than 50 festivals celebrated in Nepal every year. While the national festivals have fixed dates, religious festivals are set by astrologers following the lunar calendar. The best part about the festivals in Nepal is that all the events are celebrated with the same enthusiasm and galore the way it used to be hundreds of years ago when people had no other means of entertainment. Nepal is home for several indigenous and ethnic groups. It is a melting pot of multilingual and multicultural dimension. More than 60 ethnic groups have been recorded and many are still exploring, who are prosperous with their own language, costumes and traditions. They have their unique festivals in celebration. In Nepal, people celebrate national festivals and local fair for the whole year in different months.
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Whether you are in the sourthern jungles of Nepal, the culturally rich valleys or high in the mountains, taking a village tour you will witness traditional life in Nepal intact. It is a fascinating opportunity to discover people living a life that seems frozen in time. More than 75 percent of Nepal’s population is dependent on agriculture, animal husbandry, and fishing, which shows that the majority of the Nepal’s population live in villages. Visit a village and learn more about Nepal. Guests can learn a lot about farming from the people in the village; about the time and season of cultivation and time for harvesting. They will show their natural skills, making ends meet using nothing more than natural resources. What amazes visitors is how they seem so happy with so little.This is true for most village people in Nepal and that impacts the visitors.
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Nepal is a melting pot of many cultures and religions all co-existing in perfect harmony. Take a cultural tour in the Kathmandu Valley to discover the founders of the valley civilization, the Newars who even today occupy central Kathmandu which was the original city. Or take an ox cart village tour in the Tarai region to truly discover how diverse the population of Nepal really is. The valley’s pleasant climate and safety from floods and other natural disasters complemented by the fertile soil attracted invaders to conquer and settle here. Various, mighty dynasties ruled Nepal through many centuries and brought together diverse cultures and religions that thrive to this day. Nepal Cultural Tour takes you around culturally affluent small towns and settlements in and around Kathmandu valley. Nepal is a small country on area but it should be taken as an example for the world that how people from different religious backgrounds, caste and cultures are living in peace and harmony. Join in our cultural tours in Nepal, visit temples, stupas and monasteries to get insights into various cultures, interact with local people, acknowledge their lifestyle and compare the difference that you will surely find insightful and great learning experience.
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Nepal, the land of mystical Himalayas is the perfect place for performing Meditation. Meditation has gained immense popularity in the last decade. There are many meditation centers in and around Kathmandu. Mahayana Buddhist Himalayan Yogic Institute located in Baluwater conducts regular evening meditations and weekly dharma teachings (donation) and hosts a revolving schedule of day-long workshops and courses in Tibetan Buddhist meditation and related Tibetan arts. The center has a library and a meditation room. HYI is affiliated with Kopan Monastery, north of Boudha, where it offers seven-to ten-day meditation courses during the autumn and spring.
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If you are looking for Ayurvedic diagnosis, mental or physical healing, Nepal offers a bevy of practices that specialize in natural treatments. Come to learn, be treated or discover this centuries-old natural treatment for wholistic health. Ayurveda dates back to the Vedic period. Vedas are the oldest recorded documents of human civilization. Ayurveda is the life science and also the oldest authentically recorded science in existence today. Ayurveda is a Sanskrit word, and when translated means “the science of life” or “a natural way of living”. The objective of Ayurveda is to achieve the highest goal of life: the inner and outer dynamic harmony. The dimensions of health are defined as bodily, sensorial, mental, and spiritual health. Traditional and indigenous knowledge has been used for centuries by indigenous and local communities following local laws, customs and traditions. Nepal has a great tradition of Ayurveda, and it is considered to be part of the cultural and scientific heritage of the country. Traditional makers of Ayurvedic medicines still carry on their practice using ancient tools. There is an Ayurvedic hospital in Nardevi in the heart of Kathmandu. For researchers there is a huge amount of data on Ayurveda preserved on leaves and manuscripts in the national archives. There is a wealth of knowledge here that has long been ignored and neglected.
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In Nepal, Shamanism is based on the animistic belief that honors the earth and respects the spirits that resides in all living beings. Discovering this way of life can be a positive fulfilling experience. Nepal is a land full of legends, myths, magic and mystery. The confrontation between its millions of gods and goddesses on the one hand and the most powerful demons on the other, at various points gives a meaningful perspective to this magic and mystery. The former represents positive spirits, and the latter, negative ones. Between the two stands the faith-healer, who almost like a catalyst with his invocation and possession of positive spirits manages to drive away the negative spirits that are inflicting harm on his clients. Faith healing in Nepal dates back to pre-historic times and is still widely practiced even in the capital city, Kathmandu. What’s even more surprising is the fact that they have taught many foreign students their craft especially, Americans. These students have gone back to their countries to start faith healing practice in the cities of well developed nations and seem to be gaining popularity.
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