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Lake Fava Feiwa Lake is a charming leisure resort in Pokhara. You can go boating, hiking or riding around the lake on the lake, or find a comfortable lakeside cafe to enjoy the beautiful lakes and mountains, or even experience an exciting paraglider, overlooking the clear Feiwa Lake from a high altitude. 1. The lakeside area where backpackers gather is the lake side area where backpackers gather on the north bank of the lake. Hotels, restaurants and shopping shops are full of all corners of the lakeside main street and several alleys. The steep lakeshore in the southwest is covered by lush forests, retaining a strong original flavor. 2. There are many colorful small wooden boats (Doongas), sailboats, kayaks, etc. rented in the lakeside area. Half lying in the boat, let the boatman paddle to and fro, and enjoy the peace away from the crowd. Of course, it's also fun to choose your own boat. Boats with boatmen are usually charged 350 rupees per hour, while those rowed by themselves are generally 300 rupees per hour or 700 rupees per day. The rent of life jackets is about 20 rupees. It's more expensive to rent sailboats or kayaks. You can negotiate the price first. 3. Cycling around the lake is also a popular activity here. The cost of renting a bicycle is about 200 rupees per day, but it is hard to ride in some sections around the lake. 4. Walk around the lake If you get up early enough, you can spend a day walking around Lake Fava. It usually starts from the path to the World Peace Tower, where you can overlook the breathtaking lake scenery and gaze at the endless mountains. After arriving at the World Peace Tower, continue to walk along the ridge to Lukunswara Village, turn right at the fork of the path, arrive at Pumdi, then go down to Margi by the lake (you may need to ask the local people for directions), and then start from Margi, take a series of wooden bridges to cross the wetland. If you have limited physical strength, you can take a bus at the Pame Bazaar market to return to Pokhara, usually there is a bus every hour. 5. Stimulating paragliding. Stimulating paragliding is a popular tourist project in Pokhara. Several experienced paragliding companies can be found in the lakeside area on the north bank of Lake Fava. The starting point of gliding is on the Salanco Mountain. The paraglider company's minibus will take you there. When you fly freely in the sky, you will find the calm Lake Feiwa under your body, and the charming mountain scenery in front will be exciting and pleasing to the eye, and then you will land at the bank of Lake Feiwa. Paragliding activities are usually carried out only in sunny weather from October to April of the next year. The reference price for 30 minute flight is 8500 rupees, and the reference price for 60 minute cross-country flight is 11500 rupees. Blue Sky is the recommended company（ http://www.paragliding-nepal.com/ ）And Sunrise（ http://www.sunrise-paragliding.com/ ）。 6. Lodging in Lake Fava The scenery of Lake Fava is worth visiting for a day or two. Most tourists live in the lakeside area. There are many cheap inns in the Central lakeside area, while the East lakeside area is dominated by resort hotels. You can even go camping for free at Camping Chowk's humble campsite near the lake, but all facilities have to be prepared by yourself. -
Kathmandu Durbar Square Duba Square in Kathmandu was once the place where the king of the city-state was crowned to the throne, and "Duba" means "palace". Today, this square is Kathmandu's splendid world cultural heritage. 1. Exquisite temples and palaces There are many ancient sites in Kathmandu Square. There are 50 temples and palaces in total. The building style made of red bricks is very distinctive, and the carving is very exquisite, which is worth savoring. The whole square is composed of three scattered squares. To the south is the open Basantapur Square, and to the west is the main area of Duba Square, where you can visit various ancient temples. The northeast is the sub area of Duba Square, where the entrance to the former site of the imperial palace is located. The open area extending to the northeast is called Makhan Street. It used to be a major traffic artery in Kathmandu, but now it has become a famous pedestrian street. The scenic spots on the Duba Square mainly include the Single Tree Temple, the Asoka Binayak Temple, Narayan Temple, Shiva Parvati Temple, Hanuman Doka Palace, Heibeilabo, etc. Many tourists will climb up the tower base of the temple along the steps and look down at the surrounding markets, which is a good way to experience the Duba Square. 2. The Monastery and the Asoka Binayak Monastery usually start from the Monastery in the south, which is the oldest building in the whole Kathmandu Valley, and even the name of Kathmandu comes from it. This temple with triple eaves is built from a whole Brahma twin tree, and the wooden fence in the middle of it is dedicated to the statue of Joragata. Every morning, there will be a lot of activity here. Various vegetable vendors will start business. Smoked fish, banana leaves and marigold flowers are arranged in the surrounding corridors. On the north side of the single tree temple, at the beginning of the Maru Tole, there is a small Ashok Binayak Temple, which has a gilded roof and worships the elephant god. 3. In front of the Narayan Temple, Hanuman Doka Palace, and the Trailokya Mohan Narayan Temple in the Tribuwen Museum, a beautiful statue of Kaluda (golden winged bird with eagle head and human body) kneels. Continue to the north, you can see Shiva Parvati Temple. There are two huge stone lions squatting at the gate of the temple. The statues of Shiva and Parvati are right above, which can be described as one of the representative landscapes of Duba Square. There is also a big bell on the north side of the temple, which can only be sounded when certain ceremonies are held in the old imperial palace. To the east of Duba Square is the old imperial palace - Hanuman Doka Palace, which is a white building in neoclassical style. At the gate, you can see a statue of Hanuman, the monkey god. After entering the gate, you can visit some palaces. -
machhapuchhre Yuwei Peak, 6997 meters above sea level, is a more striking peak among the Annapurna peaks and a landmark of Pokhara. The shape of Yuwei Peak looks like a fresh fish with its head in the soil, struggling to jump out with its tail, hence its name. Yuwei Peak is also a mountain forbidden to climb in the local area. -
Tamer District Tamil District is a gathering place for tourists from all over the world. There are travel agencies, hotels, restaurants with different flavors, handicraft shops, bookstores, foreign exchange shops and other tourist facilities in the district, known as "Little Hong Kong of Canada". You can also buy all kinds of handicrafts with foreign ethnic characteristics, as well as climbing and hiking equipment. -
Bhaktapur Durbar Square Badgang is located about 14 kilometers east of Kathmandu and is a well preserved ancient city. Badgangduba Square is a large square here, surrounded by pagodas and temples, and is known as "open-air museum". -
Qiwang National Park Qiwang National Park is located about 120 kilometers southwest of Kathmandu, with forests, marshes and grasslands all over it. It is one of the best national parks to watch wild animals in Asia and has been listed as a world natural heritage. There are mammals such as unicorn rhinoceros, reindeer and Ganges macaque, birds such as kingfisher, egret and hornbill, and rare animals such as cheetah, wild elephant, lazy bear and even Bengal tiger. Common activities include riding an elephant, watching an elephant take a bath by the river, watching crocodiles in a canoe, etc. Those who are brave can also take part in a walk in the jungle and watch wild animals closely. Tourists usually go to Sauraha on the north bank of Rapti River in the north of the park before entering the park for sightseeing. Due to the terrain, most tourist activities are concentrated in the floodplain of Rapti River. In addition to the national park itself, the natural landscape around Solaha is also worth visiting. -
Nagaguot Nagaguot is the edge of Kathmandu Valley, with an altitude of more than 2100 meters. It is known as the "observation platform of Himalayas". When the weather is sunny and the visibility is high, you can overlook the Himalayas opposite here. From Mount Everest in the east to the Annapurna Mountains in the west, the snow mountain landscape lined up in a row is quite impressive. The hotel gathering place on the top of the mountain is a good place for sightseeing. You can walk north from the bus stop in Nagaguot for ten minutes to the hotel gathering place on the top of the mountain. There is also a temple on the top of the mountain, where you can see some simple sculptures. This hilltop is where you can see the snow mountain. Most hotels here have a viewing platform with a good view, and some can even watch the sunrise through the window in their rooms. -
patan durbar square On April 25, 2015, an earthquake of magnitude 8.1 occurred in Nepal, and most buildings in Patandauba Square were damaged. The whole scenic spot is like an open-air museum, full of ancient buildings. Different from Kathmandu, people's life here has not been greatly affected by tourism. 1. Partunduba Square, one of the world cultural heritage sites in Nepal, is one of the world cultural heritage sites in Nepal. In addition to the ancient imperial palace, the square is full of temples, which is the grand gathering of Nepal's amazing "Newari style architecture". The rectangular square is long from north to south and short from east to west. The Partan Palace Museum occupies the whole east of the square. In the west of the square, there are various temples, facing the palace from afar. 2. The surrounding attractions are rich. In addition to the Partan Palace Museum in the South Asian subcontinent, the main popular attractions in Duba Square include the Black Sky Temple, the Dajue Temple pagoda and the Golden Temple. -
Bodaha Pagoda Bodaha Grand Pagoda is a famous local building, located in the northeast of Kathmandu, and is a world-famous large round pagoda. 1. Bodhaha Pagoda has an extraordinary appearance. It has a huge white dome, which gives people a sense of generosity. There is a square tower on the huge white covered bowl, with huge Buddha eyes painted on all sides, indicating that Buddhism is boundless and everything is visible. Above the Buddha eyes is a golden steeple. There are more than 100 small reliefs of Amitabha Buddha carved on the outer edge of the tower base, which are stained with red paint and wearing yellow flowers. 2. Every year, a grand festival is held. Around February of the Gregorian calendar, thousands of pilgrims pour in from all directions, decorating the Bodaha Pagoda. 3. The five color flag and the prayer wheel flag have five colors, representing the five basic elements of the world. Red represents fire, blue represents the sky, white represents clouds, green represents water, and yellow represents the ground. -
Swayan Buna Temple Located on a hill about 2km west of Kathmand metropolitan area, Swayan Buna Temple has a history of more than 2500 years. It is an ancient Buddhist temple in Nepal and listed in the world cultural heritage. Because there are many monkeys here, it is also called "Monkey Temple". 1. The big golden pagoda in the center is the Monkey Temple at the top of the climbing stairs. Monkeys are running all the way. Don't take food on your hands, or they will take it away. When you come to the Monkey Temple, you will see the big golden pagoda in the center. Although it is smaller than the Bodha pagoda with similar shape, it is very imposing because it stands on the top of the mountain. There is a pair of big eyes on each side of the pagoda, as if gazing at all things in the world. There is a big question mark at the nose. It is actually the "one" of the Nepalese number, symbolizing harmony and unity; Above the Buddha's eyes is a spiral ring, and at the top of the canopy is a huge gem, which means nirvana. The tower base is a huge white hemisphere, surrounded by many small stone pagodas. 2. Overlooking the foot of the mountain, you can feel calm. In addition to the pagoda, there are some other temple buildings on the top of the mountain, and you can see many devout believers. After appreciating the building, walk to the nearby observation platform and overlook the dense houses at the foot of the mountain, which are not tall but colorful. Many people like to come at dusk and have a different flavor. Many tourists will sit on the steps under the pagoda or on the chairs beside the small square and feel the calm atmosphere here. From time to time, pigeons flew over and landed on the square or stayed on the pagoda, making peace. Of course, there are many monkeys here who are not afraid of people at all. You can take photos of them at will. Please pay attention to your belongings and don't provoke them. There is also a panoramic view of Kathmandu. When the weather is fine, you can see the Himalayas, and the scenery at sunset is particularly beautiful.
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