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Pokhara - Armlakot is a village full of natural beauty in Ward No -16 of Pokhara Metropolitan City, Kaski District. . This village is located at a distance of 16 km to the north from Pokhara and can be reached in a 1-hour journey from Pokhara. From this village, which has 70 houses, you can see the snow ranges including Machhapuchr…

Pokhara - The 20th National Paddy Day and Planting Festival is being celebrated across the country today on June 15th. This month is considered important for farmers. Paddy Day is also known as Planting Day. On this day, it is also considered as the day to eat curd. The video presented above is of the Ropai Mela organized at the lo…

Pokhara - Ratnamandir of Pokhara has been opened for all. The place where members of the former royal family stay when they come to Pokhara. King Mahendra built a palace named after Rani Ratna so that he could stay here. The construction of this palace was started in 2013. After that palace came in the name of King Birendra. After…

Kahundanda, located in the northeastern part of the tourist city of Pokhara, is currently becoming established as a tourist destination here. Kahundanda is developing as an attractive destination for domestic and foreign tourists in recent times. Kahundanda, which is 1,443 meters above sea level, is also being developed as a hiking …

Kaski -  Mirsa village is the nearest destination from Pokhara. The number of domestic guests has been increasing in Mirsa Homestay in Machapuchhre rural municipality-1 of Kaski district in recent days. Mirsa Community Homestay, which was started two decades ago, got its official status in 2075, but it has not been properly publici…

Amaltari, located in Kawasoti Municipality Ward No. 15 of Nawalpur District under Gandaki Province, has now developed as a place where one can directly observe and experience the Tharu culture. With the Amaltari Community Homestay operating in this place, the village is now becoming an attractive tourist destination of Gandaki provi…

Nepal - With the development and convenience of the village, the tradition of covering houses with red clay is disappearing. In houses made of stone and clay, it is customary to use red clay to clean the stove and clean the house daily. However, with the increase in the practice of applying cement to the courtyards and walls of hous…