A piece of paradise..!!

Nepal, a South Asian country, is a land of naturalistic nobleness. Pokhara, the mean city of the country, contiguous to the temple city of Kathmandu and Annapurna, is like a piece of paradise.

Nagarkot, on the other hand, about seven and a half thousand feet above sea level, seems to be another name for heaven. Where, the golden glows of the red sun rising through the chest of the Himalayas, peeks behind the clouds time to time.

Nepal is called the land of temples. Evidences was also found while walking around the city of Kathmandu in the late afternoon. One of the most iconic symbols of Kathmandu is the Sambhunath Temple as you walk along winding roads and winding roads.

Kathmandu at night seems to be more lively atmosphere. As soon as evening falls, Thamel, the heart of the city, becomes gathering place for domestic and foreign tourists.

Disgruntled with not being able to see Kathmandu in the morning at the end of the night, the journey to Pokhara, the second largest city in Nepal. About 5,000 feet (5 m) above sea level, when I was walking along the winding path of miles and miles, I realized as if I understood the road to paradise.

Just when the sun is arrangement, a boat ride on the shores of Phewa Lake, which flows close to the Annapurna peak in the Himalayas, evokes a heavenly feeling. The beautiful view of the sunset in the heart of the lake will make anyone forget their mind without knowing it.

A little further on by boat, in the middle of the lake, the Varahi temple is located like a piece of island.

Tourists say that this temple is really beautiful in the middle of the lake. The sky is a little cloudy today. So even though the Himalayas are not fully visible, it feels really good to come to this lake surrounded by mountains.

Another tourist said that the most positive thing about Pokhara is that there is no air pollution. It is a quiet city full of natural beauty. The people here are also quite sincere.

In tourist terms, even though I am Nepali, this is my first trip to Pokhara. Not only this lake, the surroundings of the lake are also very beautiful.

Another name for tourists visiting Pokhara is paragliding. If you go to the top of a high hill in Sarankot of the city, you will see hundreds of paragliders flying in the sky like birds.

The entire pond, including the Annapurna Range and Fishtail Peaks in the Himalayas, seems to be clear from this Sarankot. Although fascinated by this immense beauty of nature, there was also a lot of regret about the immense potential of tourism in one's own country.

Tourists say that although they did not see high waterfalls like Subalang or Jaflong in Pokhara, they found the historic Davis Falls, which is 100 feet deep and about 500 meters long. Davis, a Swiss tourist who fell into the waterfall in 1981, was found dead several days later. The waterfall was named Davis Fall after the Swiss woman Davis fell into it.

I also set off with fond memories of Pokhara. My last destination in the Himalayan country is Nagarkot, another place / area in the middle of Nepal surrounded by high mountains.

Mount Everest, the highest peak in the entire Himalayas, peeks out from behind the clouds in the chest of the high mountain. The form of the Himalayas seems to be more awake from this Nagarkot.

Touching the cloud, I suddenly felt that the cloud also has a smell, there is a strange power to get drunk.

People visiting said that Nagarkot is really beautiful. There seems to be no better place to visit the Himalayas. The area is so small that you can walk around Nagarkot if you want.

According to tourists, it is a really wonderful place. The feeling of seeing the distant mountains in the Himalayas from here cannot be explained in words.

However, the Himalayas can be seen almost the entire time of the trip to Nepal, but on the way back to the country, the Himalayas can be seen through the windows of the plane from about 32,000 feet.