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Трисули

Трисули — один из основных притоков реки Гандак в центре Непала. Река Трисули протекает от Бетравати до Нараянга. Длина основного течения реки — 160,86 км, площадь его водосборного бассейна — 16 849,52 км². Легенда Согласно легенде, Трисули возникла, когда бог Шива проткнул своим трезубцем (тришулой) ледник над озером Госаинкунд, чтобы утолить жажду, вызванную случайно проглоченным ядом. Рафтинг Непал в настоящее время имеет репутацию одного из самых лучших мест для рафтинга в мире. Трисули имеет уровень сложности от 3+ до 4. Это наиболее популярная река для рафтинга в Непале благодаря доступности (протекает параллельно главной части дороги) и возможности быстро добраться до неё из Катманду и Покхара. Примечания
Adarsha Vidya Mandir

AVM Higher Secondary School is one of the oldest and largest schools in Nepal. It was established in 1966 in Manbhawan, Lalitpur, by educator Satya Narayan Bahadur Shrestha. It has won several awards for its excellent results in national level examinations held by the Higher Secondary Education Board of Nepal. In 2016, it celebrated its fifty year golden jubilee. History The history of AVM High School is linked with the history of the late Satya Narayan Bahadur Shrestha, who is regarded by many as a selfless educationalist who spent his whole life in the field of education. With 120 students at a rented building known as Bhairab Bhavan (which was later acquired by the Himalaya Hotel at Kupondol, Lalitpur, Nepal), AVM High School has six modern buildings, three playgrounds, and two basketball courts. The school offers education from grade 1 to School Leaving Certificate level (equivalent to O levels offered by University of Cambridge). AVM High School has also been conducting a 10+2 program since 2058 B.S., in the fields of Science and Management. AVM High School is semi-public school initiated by one of a guthi (community). Extracurricular activities AVM is involved in cricket competitions and table tennis competitions. AVM also organizes a cricket tournament every year in the memory of the founder late SNB Shrestha. Field trips are arranged, these include excursions the Botanical Garden, zoo, historical places, science experiments, and orphanage. An annual picnic is held during winter season. External links https://web.archive.org/web/20160304024748/http://hamroeducation.com/index.php?obj=foregin-universities-detail&id=44 Adarsha Vidya Mandir official Facebook page
Biratchowk

Biratchowk (short form: BRC) is a rapidly developing town located in Sundar Haraicha Municipality, Morang District, in the Koshi Province of south-eastern Nepal. Positioned along the Mahendra East–West Highway, Biratchowk acts as the entry point to Biratnagar, the provincial capital and administrative center of Morang. Overview Biratchowk is widely considered one of the fastest-growing urban areas in eastern Nepal, experiencing substantial real estate development and commercial expansion. The town is the economic and administrative hub of Sundar Haraicha Municipality. Real estate and cost of living Biratchowk has become one of the most expensive areas in eastern Nepal. With high land and housing prices, it has even surpassed Kathmandu in terms of real estate costs, making it a prime location for business and residential investment. Demographics and culture The population of Biratchowk is ethnically and culturally diverse, mainly due to an influx of migrants during and after the Nepalese Civil War. People from the hills and neighboring districts have settled here, creating a multicultural environment. The town celebrates various festivals and traditions from across Nepal, making it a vibrant and inclusive community. Technology and innovation Biratchowk is also becoming a growing hub for technology. Nepal's first native search engine, Niriv, was founded and is headquartered in Biratchowk. Launched in July 2021, Niriv represents a milestone in the country's tech landscape. Media and communication Biratchowk has a growing media presence, with several radio stations such as Radio Suseli and Radio Sarangi serving the local community. The town is also home to multiple digital media ventures. Economy The local economy is driven by trade, real estate, transportation, and emerging digital services. Biratchowk is also strategically located, acting as a transit point between major eastern cities, with easy access to Biratnagar, Dharan, and Itahari. Infrastructure Biratchowk enjoys a relatively advanced infrastructure compared to other towns in the region. It has wide roads, educational institutions, health services, and commercial hubs. The town also has active plans for smart city development under Sundar Haraicha Municipality. See also Sundar Haraicha Municipality Morang District Koshi Province References External links Niriv Search
Biratnagar Eye Hospital

Biratnagar Eye Hospital (BEH) is an Eastern Regional Eye Care Programme (EREC-P) hospital located in Biratnagar, Nepal. The hospital is a development of Sagarmatha Choudhary Eye Hospital, Lahan (SCEH). BEH was started in Biratnagar, Nepal's second largest city 130 km east of Lahan, in September 2006. With its two eye hospitals (SCEH and BEH), along with its satellite clinics EREC-P provides eye services to the population in eastern Nepal and northern India. History Since its foundation Biratnagar Eye Hospital has grown from 100 beds to 450 beds under the leadership of the Programme Director Dr. Sanjay Kumar Singh. In 2010 more than 154,000 patients were seen and 36,000 ophthalmic operations were carried out. The BEH offers free eye-care treatment for those who cannot afford to pay. As per reports of 2018, the total number of patients seen by EREC-P was more than 10,00,000 and number of surgeries performed were more than 1,30,000. This makes EREC-P one of the biggest contributor in the sector of Eye Care. Trustees Eastern Regional Eye Care Programme (EREC-P) is co-financed with funds from the European Commission and Standard Chartered Bank's Seeing is Believing (SiB) programme. EREC-P continues the 28-year co-operation between Nepal Netra Jyoti Sangh (NNJS), the Social Welfare Council of Nepal and Christian Blind Mission. The CBM now stands for Christoffel Blinden Mission References
Budhanilkantha School

Budhanilkantha School, often referred to as BNKS, is a boarding school in Nepal. It is located in Narayanthan, 8 kilometres north of Kathmandu, at the foothills of Shivapuri mountain (2,732 m [8,963 ft]). It is named after the Budhanilkantha Temple, which is located nearby. One third of pupils admitted in grade five are granted scholarships based on need, after an entrance examination held in all the 77 districts of Nepal. This scholarship is granted every year to the students until grade 10. Academics The school operates three courses of study: School Leaving Certificate level (a nationwide curriculum up to class 10 prescribed by the Department of Education of Nepal), Cambridge International A-Level 10+2 Level (National Examination Board of Nepal, an equivalent alternative to A-Level). Students must pass an entrance exam to gain admission into the school. Normally, entrance examinations are taken for entry into class 5 and post SLC levels. This is intended to maintain the school's high academic standards. Out of 118 students who took the School Leaving Certificate Examination 2014, 103 secured Distinction and the remaining 15 students passed in the First Division. Budhanilkantha School was the first school to introduce GCE Advanced Level in Nepal. It currently offers A-Levels in Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics, Further Mathematics, Economics, Business Studies, Computer Science, Accounting and English Language. It is compulsory for students to take exams in five subjects. Mathematics and English Language have to be studied by all students. Most students choose to study science-based subjects and some choose to combine sciences and social sciences. In A-Level exams of the year 2010, 12% of entries from the school secured grade A* and 30% entries secured grade A. 56% entries from the school secured more than or equal to grade B. 73% of the total entries, excluding General Paper, were in either math or science subjects. Budhanilkantha students regularly feature in the Cambridge Outstanding Learner Awards as the best achieving A-Level candidates in Nepal and worldwide. Governance The present principal of the school is Keshar Khulal. There are two vice principals in the school: one each for Secondary Level (SL) and Basic Level (BL). The list of Headmasters/Principals of the school are as follows: John B Tyson, Headmaster Designate (1966) Peter J Wakeman, Headmaster (1972 to 1977) Ken Jones, Headmaster (1978 to 1982) Dr. Tej Ratna Kansakar, Acting Headmaster (1983) John Tyson, Headmaster (1983 to 1988) Brian Garton, Headmaster (1989 to 1992) Thomas, Headmaster (1992 to 1994) Satyanarayan Rajbhandari, Principal (1994 to 1995) Narayan Prasad Sharma, Principal (1996 to 2012) Keshar Khulal, Principal (2013 to 2019) Hom Nath Acharya, Principal (2019 to 2023) Keshar Khulal, Principal (2024–present) Notable alumni Ujwal Thapa, late president of Bibeksheel Nepali References External links Budhanilkantha School website Budhanilkantha School on WikiNepal
Chandeshwori Temple

Chandeshwari is the avatar taken by Hindu goddess Kumari of Hindu. The 'Nepal Mahatmya' of Skanda Purana mentions the story related to goddess Chandeshwari. Chandeshwori temple Along Arniko Highway 5 kilometers before Dhulikhel is the town of Banepa, Nepal. One of the attractions of Banepa is the temple of Chandeshwori, located approximately 1 kilometer northeast of the town along the Punya mata River next to Ghokechaur having a length of 0.21 kilometres. It is believed to have been built in the 17th century. The temple features a mural of Chandeshwori slaying the demon Chanda. The temple also consists of the painting of lord Bhairava on one of its wall which is the biggest graffiti of the Nepal Mandala. Myth There is myth that the Chandeshwori temple is the place where the mother goddess (Sati / Parvati and in Banepa known as Chandeshwori) defeated the demon Chanda. The demon was a plague to the world since Shiva gave him a boon that made him unbeatable except by women. The desperate gods asked Brahma for advice and he sent them to the forest around Banepa where the mother gods lived in those days. In the meantime, Narada went to Chanda and provoked him to come to Banepa to fight the gods. When Chanda arrived with a big army of demons, all the gods took the forms of different birds and flew. The mother goddess quickly disappeared in a tree but Chanda saw that and cut down the tree with his sword. Now the goddess appeared on a big lion and a terrible fight between her and Chanda started. But Chanda had no chance and was killed by the mother goddess. Out of the belly of Chanda who was a big devotee of Shiva a lingam grew. This lingam can be seen in the small temple just in front of the big temple in the Chandeshwori temple complex. It is said that down at the big rocks around the river you can still see the marks of the big fight between the goddess and the demon. References External links Chandeswari temple- Banepa
Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve

Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve is located in Nepal. Opened in 1987 it covers an area of 1,325 km2 (512 sq mi) in the Dhaulagiri Himal of western Nepal in the Eastern Rukum, Myagdi and Baglung Districts. In elevation, it ranges from 2,850 to 5,500 m (9,350 to 18,040 ft). Flora and fauna The landscape has various types of grass. Examples of animals found are the snow leopard and cheer pheasant. References External links BirdLife International. "Important Bird Areas factsheet: Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve". Department of National Parks and Wildlife Conservation, Nepal : Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve Archived 2019-11-02 at the Wayback Machine
Réserve de chasse de Dhorpatan

La réserve de chasse de Dhorpatan est la seule réserve de chasse du Népal. Créée en 1987, elle couvre 1 325 km2 et intègre une partie du massif du Dhaulagiri. Au sein de la réserve, l'altitude varie de 2 850 mètres à 5 500 mètres. Faune et flore Le paysage de la réserve est constitué de forêts, de terrains marécageux appelés Dhor et de prairies plates appelées Patan. En altitude la neige recouvre le sol tout au long de l'année. 58 espèces de plantes vasculaires sont recensées dans la réserve. 36 espèces de plantes à fleur sont présentes. Différents animaux peuplent la réserve, comme la panthère des neiges, le panda roux, le porte-musc alpin et le grand bharal. 137 espèces d'oiseaux résident dans la réserve, dont l'eulophe koklass, le faisan de Wallich et le lophophore resplendissant. Notes et références (en) Cet article est partiellement ou en totalité issu de l’article de Wikipédia en anglais intitulé « Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve » (voir la liste des auteurs). Bibliographie (en) U. R. Bhuju, P. R. Shakya, T. B. Basnet et S. Shrestha, Nepal Biodiversity Resource Book. Protected Areas, Ramsar Sites, and World Heritage Sites. Archived July 26, 2011, at the Wayback Machine, International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development, Ministry of Environment, Science and Technology, in cooperation with United Nations Environment Programme, Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific. Kathmandu, Nepal., 2007 (ISBN 978-92-9115-033-5) (en) P. Wegge, « Aspects of the population ecology of blue sheep in Nepal », Journal of Asian Ecology 1,‎ janvier 1979, p. 10–20 (lire en ligne) Portail de la conservation de la nature Portail du Népal
Obwód Łowiecki Dhorpatan

Obwód Łowiecki Dhorpatan (ang. Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve) – jedyny rezerwat łowiecki w Nepalu. Zobacz też parki narodowe Azji Linki zewnętrzne Strona rezerwatu. south-asia.com. [zarchiwizowane z tego adresu (2009-04-06)].
Dwarika's Hotel

Dwarika's Hotel is a luxury hotel in Kathmandu, Nepal, located in the Battisputali neighborhood. The hotel is a collection of traditional heritage Newari houses centered around courtyards. It has over 80 rooms and 48 suites, and took over 30 years to construct. It has been recognized with the UNESCO Asia-Pacific Heritage Award for Culture Heritage Conservation for its commitment to preserving Nepali architectural traditions. It was awarded the PATA (Pacific Asia Travel Association) Heritage Gold Award in 1980. History The hotel is known for its cultural preservation efforts. It began when founder Dwarika Das Shrestha decided to save old wood carvings from traditional Kathmandu buildings that were about to be discarded. In 1952, Shrestha saw carpenters cutting up an intricately carved wooden pillar of a demolished old building, to use as firewood. Shrestha initially placed these carvings in a room housing a single master's student from abroad. The carvings garnered significant interest, leading Shrestha to conceive the idea of constructing guest rooms with traditional wood carvings, thus starting the hotel venture. He also revived the "Dacchiapa" technique, the Newari traditional method of making carved bricks. Shrestha died in 1992. His wife Ambica Shrestha continued the mission thereafter. The hotel is managed by the Shrestha family and now possesses a large private woodwork collection. The restoration workshop that the late Dwarika Shrestha established to revive wood carvings as early as 1962 is still in operation, although it is now used only for significantly damaged pieces. References External links Official website Photographs
Hotel de Dwarika

El Hotel de Dwarika​ (en nepalí: द्वारिकाज होटल) es un hotel de lujo en Katmandú, la capital del país asiático de Nepal.​ Se encuentra ubicado en Battisputali. El hotel es un conjunto de varias casas patrimoniales nepalíes tradicionales que se congregan en torno a patios y es considerado uno de los mejores hoteles de Nepal. El hotel, una instalación de lujo de 5 estrellas de 76 habitaciones acoge a más de 3.000 visitantes al día, y tomó más de 30 años en construirse. Ha ganado el Premio a la Herencia de Asia-Pacífico de la UNESCO para la Conservación del Patrimonio Cultural, además el hotel es conocido por sus esfuerzos en la conservación de la cultura. Véase también Hotel Cadena hotelera Hostelería Referencias
Rani Pokhari

Le Rani Pokhari (en népalais : रानी पोखरी, « Étang de la Reine »), aussi connu comme le Nhu Pukhu (en nepalbhasha : न्हू पुखू, « Nouvel étang »), est un plan d'eau artificiel du centre de Katmandou, au Népal. Datant du XVIIe siècle et du monarque Pratap Malla (en), l'étang mesure environ 180 mètres de long pour 140 de large. La Ghanta Ghar, première tour horloge publique du pays, se trouve en son centre. Portail des lacs et cours d'eau Portail du Népal
Рани-Покхари

Рани-Покхари (непальск. रानी पोखरी) — пруд в центральной части Катманду — столицы Непала. Является местной достопримечательностью. Рани-Покхари создан в 1670 году (1727 год по непальскому календарю) королём Пратапом из династии Малла в память о своём погибшем сыне Чакрабартендре. Для наполнения пруда применялась вода, привезённая из святых для индуистов мест, таких как Бадринатх, Кедарнатх, Госайкунда, Муктинатх и река Кали-Гандак. По замыслу короля пруд должен был служить знаком утешения для королевы, потрясённой смертью сына. Пруд имеет квадратную форму, в центре расположен храм Шивы, соединённый с берегом каменным пешеходным мостом. Храм открывается для посещений один раз в году в день Бхаи-Тика — пятый и последний день фестиваля Тихар. В 1934 году во время землетрясения храм Шивы был разрушен, впоследствии восстановлен заново. На южной стороне пруда установлена статуя, изображающая короля Пратапа Маллу и его семью, едущих на белом каменном слоне. Примечания
Gadhimai Temple

Gadhimai Temple (Nepali: गढीमाई मन्दिर) is a Hindu temple of Gadhimai Devi, an aspect of Kali, the Hindu goddess of power. The temple is situated in Mahagadhimai Municipality in Bara District of south central Nepal, though the term usually refers to Gadhimai festival, conducted at the Gadhimai temple area in central Terai of Nepal. See also Shakti References External links
Jardín de los Sueños (Nepal)

El Jardín de los Sueños​ (en nepalí: स्वप्न बगैंचा) También, el Jardín de seis estaciones, es un jardín histórico neoclásico en Katmandú, la capital del país asiático de Nepal, construido en 1920. Diseñado por Kishore Narshingh, consta de 6.895 metros cuadrados (74.220 pies cuadrados) de jardines con tres pabellones, un anfiteatro, estanques , pérgolas, y urnas. Desde mediados de la década de 1960, tras la muerte de su fundador, Kaiser Sumsher Rana, yacía en el abandono, pero recientemente fue restaurado con la ayuda del gobierno austríaco. El estilo formal y axial de los elementos arquitectónicos, contrasta con la plantación más informal y natural - una yuxtaposición coherente con la de los jardines creados en Inglaterra durante el reinado de Eduardo VII. Construido en 1920, el jardín era muy moderno en su época, comparable al de otros diseños de jardín en el primer cuarto del siglo XX. La sofisticación arquitectónica de los pabellones individuales sugiere que fueron inspirados por libros de patrones, con adaptaciones locales menores. Alrededor de las áreas de plantación a lo largo del perímetro de la ruta están hundidos jardines de flores con grandes lagunas en su centro. Véase también Jardín Jardín botánico Parque Referencias
Palungtar Airport

Palungtar Airport (IATA: GKH, ICAO: VNGK) also known as Gorkha Airport, was an airport serving the municipalities Palungtar and Gorkha of Gorkha District in the Southern region of Gandaki Province of Nepal. History The airport was originally opened in October 1960. It is currently out of operation, for which the District of Gorkha has no active airport as of 2018. It used to serve as a main tourist gateway to the former royal city of Gorkha and its palaces, but lost importance after the area received road connectivity, namely Prithivi Highway. Despite being out of operation, the airport served as a major landing site for helicopters distributing relief material after the Gorkha earthquake in 2015. Facilities The airport resides at an elevation of 1,467 feet (447 m) above mean sea level. It had one grass/clay runway which is 1,067 metres (3,501 ft) in length. Former airlines and destinations Until 1979, Nepal Airlines operated several routes from the airport. References
Aéroport international de Pokhara

L'aéroport international de Pokhara (en népalais पोखरा अन्तर्राष्ट्रिय विमानस्थल) (code OACI : VNPR) est un aéroport desservant Pokhara au Népal. Il est situé à 3 km de l'ancien aéroport de Pokhara qu'il est destiné à remplacer. Entré en service le 1er janvier 2023, il s'agit du troisième aéroport international du pays. L'aéroport devrait desservir 1 million de voyageurs par an. Histoire L'idée d'un aéroport international à Pokhara remonte à 1971. En 1976, le gouvernement achète le terrain nécessaire dans ce but. En 1989, l'agence japonaise de coordination internationale dont le but est de coordonner l'aide publique au développement du Japon réalise une première étude de faisabilité. Le projet n'avance guère, entre-temps. Toutefois, la situation se débloque en 2009 lorsque l'Inde et le Népal signent un accord aérien commun libérant la voie aux transports depuis Mumbai, Bangalore et New Delhi (opportunité touristique revue à la hausse). En 2013, la CAAN (Civil Aviation Authority Nepal) signe un accord avec la China CAMC Engineering pour la construction de l'aéroport. La construction débute en avril 2016 pour un coût estimé à 305 millions de $. La Chine prête à travers sa banque d'exportation et d'importation 215 millions de $. La banque asiatique de développement prête 37 millions de $ et les fonds de l'OPEP pour le développement international prêtent 11millions de $. La pandémie de Covid-19 au Népal a fait prendre du retard aux travaux, qui se poursuivent jusqu'en 2022. Les vols de calibration ont lieu en novembre 2022. L'aéroport est inauguré par le Premier ministre Pushpa Kamal Dahal le 1er janvier 2023, qui y est arrivé avec sa délégation à bord d'un avion volé par la compagnie Buddha Air. Les développements se poursuivent après l'ouverture, afin d'équiper l'aéroport de services de douanes et d'un dépôt de carburant. Incidents et accidents Le 15 janvier 2023, le vol Yeti Airlines 691 s'écrase pendant son approche sur l'aéroport international de Pokhara. L'avion, un ATR 72-500, s'est abimé au bord de la rivière Seti avec 72 personnes à son bord. Références (en) Cet article est partiellement ou en totalité issu de l’article de Wikipédia en anglais intitulé « Pokhara International Airport » (voir la liste des auteurs). Portail de l’aéronautique Portail du Népal
Aeroportul Internațional Pokhara

Aeroportul Internațional Pokhara (în nepaleză पोखरा अन्तर्राष्ट्रिय विमानस्थल) (IATA: PHH, ICAO: VNPR) este un aeroport din Pokhara, Kaski District⁠(d), Gandaki Province⁠(d), Nepal ce deservește zona Pokhara. A fost deschis în 1 ianuarie 2023 și numit după zona deservită. Situat la o altitudine de 800 m, aeroportul dispune de 1 pistă. Este operat de Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal⁠(d). Infrastructură Piste Aeroportul dispune de o singură pistă. Pista 12/30 are suprafața de pavaj și dimensiunile 8.202 picioare × 148 picioare. Terminale Note Vezi și
Pokharas internationella flygplats

Pokharas internationella flygplats (nepali: पोखरा अन्तर्राष्ट्रिय विमानस्थल) (ICAO: VNPR) är en internationell flygplats i Pokhara i Gandakiprovinsen i Nepal. Den ligger 3 kilometer öster om den gamla flygplatsen som kommer att avvecklas. Flygplatsen, som invigdes den 1 januari 2023, beräknas betjäna en miljon passagerare per år. Olyckor och incidenter Den 15 januari 2023 störtade Yeti Airlines Flight 691 under inflygning till Pokharas internationella flygplats. Planet, en ATR 72-500 med 72 personer ombord, störtade i flodbanken vid floden Seti Gandaki och bröt i brand. Samtliga ombordvarande omkom. Källor