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Traveling with photography is not about the camera. It’s not even about the beautiful images we create. It is about telling powerful stories. Photography is a tool for creating awareness and understanding across cultures, communities, and countries; a tool to make sense of the commonalities in the world we share. I believe the way to find common ground is by seeing yourself in others.

A lot of my work involves traveling to foreign countries and living in remote places. My job is to become invisible and get close to people and wildlife, so I can bring their stories to life. It’s no different being in my home state of Montana than it is being in a country ten thousand miles away. For me, the intimate moments always matter the most. Photography has been my passport to meeting people, learning, and experiencing new cultures.

 Research

Firstly, study in depth everything you can about the place you’ll be visiting, especially local newspapers and social media. Local stories that may not reach the large international papers give me hints about what’s really trendy in a place. Create relationships before you even get on the plane. Make a point of supporting other photographers and foundations. Nothing is as valued as another photographer who has been there. I like to use social media to meet people, or through websites.

 Be authentic and sensitive

The calm way to make convincing, real photographs of people is by being faithful. Making truthful images of people is not a trick. It’s a skill a photographer can develop, which requires respect for the subject and building a relationship in the time you have together. Successful pictures of people almost never capture from a distance. Put away the telephoto lens and become part of the moment.

Keep good notes

You think you will remember everyone you meet, but time and age fade the memory. In the past, I used to take down people’s names and a short description of what they were wearing, or some distinguishing feature about them. I would get back home, start looking through my notes and discover many of the girls I was photographing wearing similar-looking pink dresses. Now I carry my mobile, loaded with a model-release app, which allows me to take pictures and get their consent at the same time. I also make a practice of writing captions and labeling images right after a trip ends, and not delay.

Dress appropriately

Fit in with the scene, understanding is always the best. Again, sensitivity for the values and norms of where you are going a long way to being accepted. A female photographer may want to wear a scarf to cover her head in some cultures. It’s one of the most visible ways to show respect for local sensibilities. I also avoid looking like the stereotypical photographer.

Trust your instincts

I rely on the humanity of strangers everywhere I go. It is real and out there—most people are lovely and kind. It’s a delightful world out there, but remember to be on the protector, as unfortunately, bad clouds can form and pressures can escalate. Trust your instincts and don’t ever accept or be calmed into a false intellect of security. Even if it feels safe, don’t let your lookout down. I have found that creating relationships in advance is the best way to prepare.

 Give back

Your subjects are giving of themselves. Don’t misuse their gift of sharing their lives. Don’t treat them like models. Send back some prints, cherish the moment, and treat them well. Don’t promise if you don’t intend to deliver. In this age where many people are digitally connected, it has become easier than ever to email a jpeg to an address for your subjects to share.

Have fun

Yes, getting the shot is important, but be thankful that you have the opportunity to even be where you are. Pinch yourself and enjoy the moment. It relaxes everyone, and the pictures and stories are better for it.

Travel light

You can cut down on baggage when traveling out, by buying clothes and toiletries for your trip on arrival, especially if you travel to a low-cost destination with good shopping opportunities. You can save weight on your way home by giving used clothes to a local charity.

Research/observe price levels before shopping

With any possibility of a major purchase, before you begin your trip learn what prices might apply at home, in stores, and by Internet-based sellers. At first arrival in a foreign country, you can only guess whether an offer is cheap or expensive by local standards. In tourist areas, such as airports, hotel shops, and cultural attractions, prices tend to be inflated. As you pass by several stores elsewhere, you might learn the commonly accepted price for regular items. Remember the selection and prices at the airport or hotel, so you know what purchases can wait until you return there.

Rule of thumb for small purchases, calculator for big ones

Use a rough rule of thumb to compare prices. Let’s say you live in the United States and visit Japan, while the yen is 88 to a dollar. Since 88 is nearly 100, the rule of thumb would be deleting two zeros from the price (those used to math’s could additionally adjust with 7/8 when needed). This is a good method for quickly finding out whether you would pay ¥290 for a takeaway pastry. However, if buying a camera for ¥35,000, you should know that it costs about $310 at home and use a calculator.

Electrical systems

Beware of incompatible electrical systems, region-coded media, and incompatible video formats when importing electronics; likewise, if you mean to bring a vehicle back, be sure it can register for use in your home country. The beautiful thing about standards is that there are so many from which to choose.

Warranty issues

Also be aware of warranty issues. For example, a manufacturer’s warranty on a camera or electronic goods generally applies only to equipment sold by an authorized dealer in that country. A buyer from a western country may save quite a bit by buying in a duty-free port. But if the equipment goes wrong, he won’t get free warranty service locally. Indeed, some manufacturers refuse to repair items they make that are sold on the “grey market” even to the point that they will not sell necessary parts to independent repair facilities.

Shopping comes last

There are several reasons to save shopping until the end of your stay:

• You know how much money you can spare
• More familiar with price levels, availability, and quality (see above)
• You minimize luggage during your journey and the risk of losing items.

Customs duty can be part of your costs

• Shop knowing what the duty-free limits are for your home country, and what they will charge if you exceed them. Regulations can vary surprisingly, e.g., the U.S. or Canada do not charge duty on unmounted gems but do on jewelry, so bringing in the same stones mounted may exceed your duty-free allowance. Certain items must be declared and totaled toward your duty allowance(s) regardless of price or value, e.g. tobacco or alcohol.
• If you plan to take anything expensive with you (camera equipment and jewelry are most common), see Proof of what you already own for information on avoiding duty when you re-import it to your home country.

“Health is wealth ” Whether you have a “staycation” or travel to the farthest corners of the Earth. You will be able to enjoy your travels more if you stay healthy. This article presents an introduction to good practices. Such as, how to live healthy, minimize risks, and deal with injuries and illness.

Living a healthy lifestyle

Regardless of where you plan on traveling, you are more likely to stay healthy. If you are already living a healthy lifestyle. Getting regular aerobic exercise increases your endurance. Also, enabling you to do more walking, hiking, swimming, skiing, or other more or less strenuous activities. You may want to partake on your trip, making it less likely that a tough climb will result in a heart attack, dizziness, or shortness of breath.

Vaccinations

Get any recommendations for vaccinations, starting 8 weeks before traveling, especially when traveling abroad to tropical or third-world areas. If you are traveling to a particular disease prone area, you may want to discuss immunoglobulin injections, which will make you immune to a host of diseases for months. Consult a doctor to identify exact needs, as it depends on the case and the individual. For info about specific vaccines, see the article on infectious diseases.

First aid kit

Especially if you are going to be doing hard hiking in remote areas, make sure you bring a first aid kit with you, including a tourniquet. You don’t want to be caught without in an extreme situation. Take a health kit of medications and first aid items. Ensure that the quantity of prescription medications, and other items that may be difficult to obtain while traveling, will last for the entire trip.

Travel insurance

Verify what your regular or credit card insurance will cover while away from home, and consider taking out travel insurance to cover any difference. Although travel insurance for lost luggage and delays will save some small costs or inconvenience, the cost of medical treatment or medical evacuation can be crippling if not covered by insurance. In some countries, an inability to show you are insure or can otherwise pay may lead to your being refuse treatment altogether.

During your trip

Guarding against injuries in accidents

Whether you are in a car or a plane, you are suggest to use a seatbelt. This is much more crucial when you are in the front seat of a car, wherein the event of a sudden stop, you risk crashing through the windshield.

Precautions against disease

Keeping clean is usually easy if you stay and eat at a business hotel. In a low-income country or in outdoor life, it is more of a challenge. Toilets are a risk factor.

Water contamination

Make sure you know whether the tap water of the places you’re visiting is safe to drink. In many instances, it is not safe to use tap water even to rinse your toothbrush, unless the water is boil. Similarly, be careful about drinks with ice. If the water is not safe to drink at room temperature, freezing it will not kill pathogens that can make you very sick. In some cities like Shanghai, there are restaurants that use reverse osmosis that filters out pathogens from tap water and use that tap water to make their ice. If that’s the case, the ice is safe, but when in doubt, look out!

Suggested Food contamination on The Trek 

Food poisoning can happen anywhere, but the risk is greater in hot climates where food can go bad more quickly. Be careful about food that has been left out for hours, especially in hot weather that’s conducive to microbe reproduction. In addition, in countries where nightsoil (human excrement) is used for fertilizer (such as China), it is dangerous to eat raw fruits or vegetables unless they have a hard peel that can be discarded.

Also, fresh vegetables washed in possibly dirty water are a risk. In many countries, raw fruits and vegetables are usually quite safe, but if you are in doubt about the safety of raw, unpeel fruits or vegetables anywhere, don’t eat them. Also, even if you are purchasing a slice of melon if you know whether the vendor use a dirty machete to chop it or it was cut cleanly, you can gauge the possible danger from eating it. Finally, there are diseases and parasites you can get from eating meat, poultry, or fish that has not been cooked to a sufficient temperature to kill them.

What to do if you get sick or injure ?

If there is a reliable emergency number for ambulances in the country you are visiting, make sure you have it memorized or take it with you. For GSM phones 112 should connect you to the local emergency number. You can try 112 or 911 with any phone and hope they are forward to the right place. Your insurance company may also have a helpline.

If you are dealing with a situation that is not an emergency, but you are nevertheless really ill, don’t be a hero: Get a recommendation for a good doctor (preferably one who speaks your language, but some of the content of our phrasebooks may help you in extremes), and go and see him/her. If you are traveling in a remote area where either there are no doctors or your situation is too serious for you to be able to travel to a doctor in your condition, find out who the reputable local traditional medical practitioner is, and see him/her. The herbs s/he prescribes for you could be just the thing you need.

Why Nature Explore trek is best  Trekking Agency In Nepal?

In short, Natural Explore trek is one of the popular travel company in Nepal. Thus, it is offering travel services to all the people in the world. It presents not only exciting but also adventurous destination to explore and provide the highest level of services to personnel, and an institution as well. We are proud to have many repeat clients and referrals from happy customers. Natural explore trek provides a wide range of services. Nepal has an abundance of both cultural and natural heritage. Nepal, despite being a politically unstable nation, however, has been able to maintain the tourism sector with minimum disturbance. Hundreds of tourist visit Nepal every year.
Rich in culture and tradition, every traveler around the world visit Nepal. The nation has several traditions, arts, and culture to offer to travelers. Nepal is a divine nation with unity within diversity.

Tracking down the topic, Tourism sectors in Nepal has obtained great recognition. Nepal, composed with three of the highest mountain in the world, hundreds of river and high altitude lakes has become ideal for travelers.Our homeland, Nepal, is blessed with the world’s highest snow-capped mountain peaks, as well as lush tropical rain forests, pure glaciers and lakes, and raw desert landscapes. We are grateful for what Earth has bestowed upon us and wish to share with you the marvel of the Himalayas through Trekking experiences. Natural Explore Treks is currently made up of a small and dedicated team of experienced mountain guides. We are known for not only our flexibility, but also for professionalism, care, and goodwill.

Overall, all of them are certified with knowledge, safety and maturity in the fields of trekking, touring and travel. We have a proven track record of successful expeditions in Nepal, as well as in Tibet, Bhutan, and India. Thus, we are providing packages for Nepal, India, Bhutan, and Bhutan. You can explore the different regions of Nepal as per your interest such as; Everest Region, Annapurna Region, Langtang Region, Manaslu Region, Makalu Region, Dolpo Region, Kanchenjunga Region, Peak climbing, Rara Region, Ganesh Himal, Great Himalayan trial, city tours, day tours, etc. In conclusion, among all the beautiful reasons and top destination some of them are described as follows:

Popular  Outdoor Activities in Nepal

Everest Base Camp Trek 

Everyone knows that the highest peak in the world, the Sagarmatha (Mt. Everest) lies in Nepal. And it is not possible to climb Everest itself for everyone due to various reasons. The trek to Everest Base Camp Trek is alternate to those who are unable to travel to the summit due to various reasons. The camp at the altitude of 5364 meters, offers to witness the dazzling view of other gigantic mountains, snowy peaks and other high hills and Himalayas.

Ghorepani – Poon Hill Trek

Poon Hill is the viewpoint that offers an appealing view of mountains like Annapurna, Dhaulagiri and much other.In fact, the trek to Poon Hill is famous for sunrise and sunset. Every corner of the Poon Hill has a tantalizing glimpse that includes mountains, scenery, hills. Trek to Poon Hill is a lifetime trek to remember.

Chitwan National Park

Chitwan National Park, the first Nepal National Park formed in the year 1973. In fact, it was recognized in the world heritage site in 1984. In addition, the park covers around an area of 932 sq.km. Thus, it is located in the subtropical Inner Terai. The park is popular among tourists. Elephant safari, endangered animal sightseeing, rafting tours are the major activities followed in the Chitwan National parks. Royal Bengal tiger and one-horned rhino is the endangered animal preserved in Chitwan National Park. The region has well-accommodated hotels and lodges.

Gosaikunda Lake Trek 

This Lake is located inside the Nepal’s Langtang National Park. Thus, it is situated at the altitude of 4380 meters in the Rasuwa districts. Gosainkunda Lake holds religious importance according to Hindu mythology. The lake is surrounded by spectacular mountains and hills. It is a significant place of interest in the Dhunche–Helambhu trekking route. The region has unspoiled beautifully carved natural scenes.

Khaptad National Park

Khaptad National Park is situated in the Far-Western region of Nepal and was established in 1984 by Khaptad Baba. The park border covers four districts Accham, Doti, Bajhang and Bajura with an area of 225 sq. km. The region has steep slopes, stream, and moorland. We can find various species of birds, animals, and vegetation at Khaptad National Park. The region is unspoiled and peaceful.

How far is Rara Lake

Rara Lake is situated at an altitude of 2990m above sea level and is the biggest lake in Nepal. It covers an area of 10.8 square. Km. Lake is encircled with Rara National Park on all sides. In fact, the park was established in 1976 to maintain the beauty of Rara Lake. The area is very popular among trekkers. Every interested traveler can go to Rara Lake through flight from Jumla.
Imagine how beautiful would be these places if you have not been there. But when you go there, I am pretty sure that the region beauties will beat your imagination.

What  is the Teej Festival

Teej festival of Nepal is the only festival that is celebrated by Nepali Hindu women all across the world which is also named ‘Hartalika Teej’. It is celebrated in monsoon season primarily by girls and women by singing songs, dancing, dressing up with henna-colored hands and feet, wearing red, green, or yellow clothes, jewelry, and many more. Teej is dedicated to goddess Parvati and her reunion with lord Shiva when lord Shiva accept goddess Parvati as his wife. Goddess Parvati is also known as Teej Mata.

Teej festival is celebrated for the well-being of spouses, and children and the purification of one’s body and soul. This festival contains three days long celebration which combines sumptuous feasts as well as rigid fasting. It is celebrated for the long life of her husband as well as the long-term relationship between them in the present and the life to come. The folk music, dances, and women with red clothes add more flavor to the traditional values of teej. Most of the Nepali Hindu women sing, dance in the street, and also visit the temples in a fasting mood.

Day One

The first day of teej which is called ‘Dar Khane Din’. On this way women gathered at one place in their finest attire and start dancing and singing. Women work throughout the year therefore on this day as the feast is hosted by man. This is a day for them to assemble themself in sorha singhaar, dressing up and using excessive makeup. The food served on that day is seems to be abundant and rich. This is also a day of full freedom of expression in the whole year. The jollity often goes till midnight after which 24 hrs fast starts.

Day Two          

This second day is known as fasting day. Some women live without a drop of water and food while some other take liquid and fruits. The fasting is observed by most of the Hindus women in the world. There is believe to all the married women’s that their husband and family will be blessed with longevity, prosperity and peace. Unmarried women observed the fast with a hope of being blessed with a good husband in future.

Day Three

The third day is the end of teej festivals it is also named as ‘Rishi Panchami’. After the end of fasting day, women pay homage to seven saints or sages, bath with red mud from the roots of the sacred datiwan bush, along with its leaves and offer prayers to deities. After the act of purification women are considered absolved from all their sins.

Adventure Holidays in Nepal is one of the most popular outdoor activities in Nepal. Nepal is a landlocked central Himalayan country in South Asia. Nepal has a diverse geography with fertile plains and subalpine forested hills. Eight of the world’s ten tallest mountains including Mount Everest the highest point on the earth.  Adventure holidays in Nepal are the best option for those wanting to explore the nature and culture of Nepal. It is a great opportunity to learn about all the culture and traditions of Nepal from a Nepali guide. Nepal also offers a great variety of adventure activities like rafting tours, trekking tours, wildlife safaris, and much more.

Our country is also rich in ancient and medieval monuments, heritages, culture, traditions, and natural beauty. The mountains and nature lovers can have fantastic. The view of snow-capped mountains with an amazing view of sunrise and sunset with the theme of mountains and hills.

Nepal is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world. The visitors can have maximum fun with a lifetime experience at half of the price than others. It is also an ideal holiday destination in the world. The various types of holidays can be planned while they make up their mind to visit this exotic country. Nepal is a platform to learn about the culture, tradition, history, and also the lifestyle of the people living here. Besides this, visitors could also gain spiritual knowledge and meditation while they stay in Nepal. It is a land of gods and goddesses. There are large numbers of temples around the country. Each holds a myth and legend behind the origin existence providing an excuse for the religious pilgrims to visit Nepal.

Adventure holidays include joy to the adventurous sports in Nepal.  Activities like;

trekking,

mountaineering,

biking,

boating,

jungle safari,

paragliding,

bungee jumping,

Thus, these are the activities which can be enjoyed at the least prize in Nepal. It is also a place where every ages of people can visit.

About Food in Nepal

Food is a primary need of every living creature. In addition, Nepal is always a welcoming nation for the art of culinary cuisines. Experience the local test of food of Nepal it is as tasty as the test of restaurants and hotels. All the travellers who want a genuine taste of Nepali food should not miss the chance of testing the foods which are popular in the context of Nepal. Trust me that you can find the taste that you have never been through.

Dhido

Sel roti

Gundruk

Samay Baji

Yomari

Chatamari

Juju dhau

Dhido

Dhido is a traditional food of Nepal as you can’t miss it when u visit Nepal. After all, Millet wheat or buckwheat, corn flour is the ingredients to cook dhido traditionally. You can also enjoy the different ways of eating food as dhido is eaten by making a small ball with one finger, dipping it in the cool soup. It swallowed as it sticks between the teeth. In the Himalaya reasons, dhido lunch as well as dinner to run the daily life.

Sel roti

Sel roti is a Nepali traditional homemade, ring shaped rice bread. It is sweet and mostly prepared during Dashain, Tihar and widely celebrated Hindus festivals in Nepal. Sel roti is also an iconic symbol of Nepali Culture and festivals. It is essential in all the culture and traditions  Nepalese celebration. You can also enjoy the taste of sel roti with the curry of your choice. As a visitor to Nepal, you can taste the different flavour of taste.

Gundruk

Gundruk is the national dishes of Nepal. It is a fermented green leafy vegetable which is prepared from the green mustard leaf, cauliflower leaf, and also with the root and leaf of radish. These leaves and roots are wilts for 5 to 6 days shredded with a knife. Most of the production of gundruk is at the household level. It serves as a side meal with the main meal. Gundruk is been prepare as soup and a pickle.

Samay Baji

Samay Baji is a traditional dish of a Newar community. This food is also recognized as one of the main attraction of Nepal. As this dish is passed down from many generations it is still appreciated more by the people. It is mostly used on the occasions, Newari festivals and also on family get-together of a Newari community. It is a combination of varieties of food like; chyura (bitten rice), choila (marinated buffalo meat), bhatmas (black soya beans), saag (green leaves), fried boiled egg, aalu achar (spicy potato salad), goat meat and Newari drink called ‘ayla’ in a single plate. This dish is mostly famous in Kathmandu, Bhaktapur and Lalitpur areas of Nepal.

Yomari

The name Yomari starts from the Newari language in which ‘Yoh’ indicate love or to like and ‘mari’ indicate bread dish. Yomari is also a delicious food in Newar community in Nepal. It is a steam dumpling which consists of an external coverage of rice flour and inner feelings of chaku or khuwa. It is mostly prepared on the festival of the Newar community which is known as ‘Yomari Purne’. According to Newars the triangular shape of the yomari is a symbolic representation of one-half of the shadkona, the symbol of wisdom and  Saraswati.

Chatamari

The group of Newari people is socially rich. Not only they have different celebrations and jatras to celebrate they are also rich with the culinary practices. Chatamari is a crepe from rice flour with red meat garnishes and mixes with salt and pepper. Similarly, It is also known as Nepali pizza. Chatamari is in use during the festivals or occasions of Newar community. It is eaten as a snack and many restaurants of Kathmandu serve chatamari as an appetizer and also small eateries who serve chatamari as the main item on their menu.

Juju dhau        

Juju dhau means king of yoggurt. It is originally from Bhaktapur of Nepal. Cow milk is used to make a regular yoggurt and buffalo milk is traditionally used to make the juju dhau. Likewise, t is prepared in a natural red clay pot called ‘mato ko kataro’. A visit to Bhaktapur is never complete without tasting a bowl of juju dhau.

What is the Most Attraction A day Activities in Pokhara Nepal ?

Pokhara is at an altitude of 827m above the sea level and 200km to the west of Kathmandu. Furthermore,  Pokhara is right next to Kathmandu in tourist destination list. In fact, this region has beautiful lakes and places to visit and rest. We are accompanied by mesmeric Fewa Lake, Barahi temple, World Peace Pagoda, Begnas Lake and Rupa Lake, Mahendra cave and Bats cave, Devi’s fall, Bindhyabasini temple and Gupteshwor Mahadev Cave and many other. Of course, Pokhara is famous for trekking, rafting, and destinations. The city is varied with different natives of different castes, religion, ethnicity, and languages.
In addition, major areas in Pokhara are mentioned below:

•    World Peace Pagoda
•     Gupteshwor Temple
•    International Mountain Museum
•    Seti River Gorge
•    Barahi Temple
•    Devi’s fall
•    Mahendra Cave and Bats cave
•    Bindhyabasini Temple
•     Fewa Lake
•    Sarangkot

1.  World Peace Pagoda

Southern part of Fewa Lake also has World Peace Pagoda on top hill. It is a grand Buddhist stupa. Furthermore, the site accesses to the glimpse of Annapurna range, Machhapuchhre (fishtail), Manaslu range, and the Pokhara city.

2. Gupteshwor Mahadev cave

Right opposite to Devi’s fall lays a beautiful Gupteshwor Mahadev Cave. Not to mention, the cave is 2km far from Pokhara airport. Guptesshwor Mahadev cave is famous for Shiva lingam. In addition, Shiva Lingam holds spiritual value in the Hindus religion. The cave is 3 km length. Furthermore, The cafe has beautiful and natural pictures of Lord Shiva, Goddess Parvati, and Lord Ganesh. There lies a tunnel behind the Linga which is accessible after a certain amount of fee.

3. International Mountain Museum

Pokhara International Mountain Museum coats the information and reveals about the Mountain and Mountain activities around the world.  Therefore, the Museum opens daily from 9 am to 4:30 pm. International Mountain Museum is full of samples from famous peaks, materials, and mountaineering equipment. In addition, it also has the lifestyle and culture of mountain people.

4. Seti River Gorge

Seti River is a powerful river and flows underground at the places and runs through the city. In addition, This River is seen from Mahendra pool (bridge).

5. Barahi Temple

Barahi temple is an important religious shrine of Pokhara. Incidentally, it is in the middle of Few Lake. The Pagoda style temple is believed to be and dedicated to the deity Taal Barahi. In fact, Many visitors reach this temple for being peaceful surroundings, watching birds and reflection of the Himalayan range in the lake. We can reach to Barahi temple through boating.

6.  Devi’s fall

Patale Chango is also known to be as Devi’s Fall. It means underground waterfall. In addition, The main source of the waterfall is Fewa lake and the waterfall has pre-monsoon swimming to its left and behind. Devi’s fall is an interesting spot for visit and a mesmeric waterfall. Regrettably, a Swiss tourist couple fell into the water and drowned. At this point, the waterfall was recognized as Devi’s fall.

7.  Mahendra Cave and Bats Cave

Mahendra cave along with other places is the popular visiting spot in Pokhara. For this reason, The cave was named after the Late king Mahendra Bir Bikram Shah. The cave is surrounded by varieties of limestone. The limestone (rock) sparkles when the light strikes on it. Bat cave resides near the Mahendra cave. Bat cave is also known for the house of bats.

8. Bindhyabasini Temple

Bindhyabasini temple is the center temple for religious activities. It is situated at the old bazaar. In addition, The temple is bestowed to the Goddess Bhagwati, the demonstration of Shakti.

9.  Phewa Tal (lake) Pokhara

The center of attraction of Pokhara is Fewa Lake. In addition, it is the second largest lake after Rara lake. The average depth of Fewa Lake is about 8.6m (28ft) and it covers area roundabout 4043km square. Similarly, the reflected Himalayan range of Machhapuchhre (fishtail) adds magnificent beauty to the Fewa Lake. People’s conduct boating and swimming in the lake along with other attractive functions.

10.  Sarangkot – Sunrise view 

Sarangkot is famous for sunrise and sunset glimpse. People also engage themselves by doing Paragliding from the Sarangkot. A grand view of mountains ranges like Machhapuchhre, Dhaulagiri, Annapurna, and Ganesh. During the summer time, visitors come to this place for paragliding and hiking. One can also observe the appealing view of Fewa lake and Pokhara city from Sarangkot.