Friday, July 4, 2014

Booking open for trekking in Nepal in October 2014

“Life is either a great adventure or nothing.” and “Adventure must start with running away from home to take memorable events in life” People born in the world and die in the world, nothing to get back with him. so why do we late ? if you are missing for making your life adventures, we are here with you for providing various tourism facilities in family environment in Nepal. Again it great news for those, who want to make their trekking and tour memorable in Nepal. With great success of previous year, this year again booking for Trekking in Nepal has opened in different sectors for upcoming season in September and October 2014. For more details please visit our website or email us : info@newgenerationtrek.com. Please book as soon as possible and try to inform to your friends.
I look forward to hearing from you soon.
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Tuesday, June 3, 2014

Festival in Nepal

Festival in Nepal
Nepal is a land of festivals. For the Nepalese, festivals are not just the annual performances, but a living part of their rich cultural heritage. Festivals effectively bind the Nepali people of various cultural backgrounds and beliefs into one nation. There are more than 50 major festivals in one year celebrated by Nepalese. Although most of these festivals are religious some have historical significance, while others are seasonal celebrations. Most Nepalese festivals are related to different Hindu and Buddhist gods and goddesses and they are famous these days devoted to them by religion and tradition. There are also several festivals that are observed in honor of personal relatives such as festival Matatirtha (for mothers), Gokarna Ausi (for fathers), Gaijatra (for those who are firmly placed). Some festivals are of national significance such as Dashain, a celebration of the victory goddess Bhagabati Mahisashur over evil, and Tihar, a celebration of lights dedicated to the goddess Lakshmi, and some are limited to the Kathmandu Valley, whereas still others are celebrated only within one or two villages or towns. Dates of most festivals are fixed by famous astrologers after consulting the lunar calendar in Nepal.
Here is the list of most popular festival in Nepal:
NEW YEAR:
It is known as "Navavarsha" in Nepal. Nepal has its official calendar that begins on the first day of the first month Baisakh. This first day is observed in Nepali New Year which usually falls in the second week of April. People go for picnics, have meetings and to celebrate the day socializing in various ways that this day is also a national holiday.
LHOSAR (TIBETAN NEW YEAR):
It's the New Year for Tibetans and Sherpas of Nepal which falls in February. The Buddhist monasteries in Kathmandu like Boudhanath and Swayambhunath are decorated with eye-catching multicolored prayer flags pulling the crowd. The people perform their traditional dances and welcome their new year with festivities and family reunions all wore new clothes and finest jewelry and exchanging gifts.
MATA TIRTHA SNAN DAY (MOTHER):
This is a great festival celebrations which falls on the first month Baisakh (April / May), the Nepali Year. It is also called Mata Tirtha Aunsi as it falls into a new moon night. The people of Nepal has always been focused on the family. They are very proud of their ancient tradition of the family united units. This kind of relationship is not merely the result of religious teachings, but also because of various festivals and ceremonies, which joins the family together and strengthens family ties in the Nepalese society. This is the festival of "Mata trithant Puja" which in English is Mother's Day. "This festival falls on the last day of the dark fortnight of April or early May is a day where we shows appreciation and gratitude to his mother for her unconditional love and unfailing support.
BUDDHA  JAYANTTI:
This day is celebrated to mark the birthday of Buddha, which dates back approximately 543 BC.It Jestha falls on Purnima (full moon night-May/June). The belief and practice of Buddhism in Nepal dates back to the era of Prince Siddharth Gautam, who is not in the Terai region in the south of 543 Ave. Until he was 29, the young prince led a very sheltered life within the royal palace of his father. He was completely unaware of the tragedies of everyday life. One day he convinced his charioteer to take him outside the walls of his palace, and he was shocked to see the spectacle of an old man, a cripple and a corpse. The realization that there was more to life than the lavish and luxurious life he led, he gave up all worldly pleasures and the pursuit of enlightenment and the true meaning of life. After having wandered far and research, Gautam finally attained enlightenment by meditating under a tree pipul. Henceforth, known as the "Buddha" and "from the Awake, he began to preach" The Four Noble Truths "to all who would listen. Under this doctrine, people suffer because of their desires and the root cause all misery is desire. These desires and consequently all problems can be totally eliminated by following the eightfold path - right views, right intention, right speech, right conduct has, Right Livelihood, the right effort, right meditation and mindfulness right.
GHANTA KARNA CHATURDASI:
This festival celebrates the exorcism of the mythical demon Ghantakarna.It is also called Gathemangal Festival which falls on trayodashi month Shrawan (July / Aus). This festival celebrates the exorcism of the mythical demon Ghantakarna. According to local legend, an Indian named Ghantakarna used to scare the public by stealing their women and children. The devil is a grotesque spectacle of his body painted in red, blue and black. He had a pair of bells on his ears so that every moment, he made a noise racket. Because of these bells, he was called Ghanta (bell) Karna (ear). Ghanta Karna was a big bully and requires money and other gifts made to him by the villagers.
JANAI POORNIMA, RAKSHYA BANDHAN, KHUMBESHWOR MELA PATAN:
Janai Purnima is the festival of the Holy Thread.On this day every Hindu home on the sacred thread is also called wrist.It Rakshya Bandhan.On date, there is a big Mela (FAIR), has Khumbeshwor, is Lalitpur.It again on a moonlit night. Janai Purnima is known as the Festival sacred thread. On this day, Hindu men, particularly Brahmins and Chettri make their annual change of Janai, a yellow cotton string wears on his chest or tied around the wrist of his right hand. This thread is only granted to men during a religious ceremony called the long and impressive Bratabandhan. This initiates a string of virility and ordered them to follow the faithfuly relegion. The doors must be Janai every day of their life from that day. The 'triple cord is a symbol of body, speech and mind, and when the nodes are linked to the user is supposed to take total control over each. This cord is completely changed if it becomes frayed or soiled, for example, when the wearer touches a woman in menstruation, during which she is regarded as unclean. But under the rules of the Indian rope must be changed without fail by a Brahman in that day, Janai meaning sacred thread, and feel Purni Purnima or full moon, indicating the change of the wire on the auspicious day of full moon.
GAIJATRA:
The celebration of "Gay Jatra" (procession of cows) which is one of the most popular festivals, is generally celebrated in the month of Bhadra of Nepal (August-September). This feast originated in the belief that the god of death, Yamaraj, must be feared and therefore loves. The celebration of "Gay Jatra, the procession of cows, is generally celebrated in the month of Nepali Bhadra (August-September). The festival of cows is one of the most popular festivals of Nepal. The whole complex of Gay Jatra festival has its roots in old age where we feared and adored Yamaraj, "the god of death". However, the sessions ironic synonym for Gay Jatra festival came in the tradition of the medieval period of Nepal, under the reign of the Malla kings. Therefore, the current form is a happy Gay Jatra mixture of Antiquity and Middle Ages. According to traditions since time immemorial, every family who lost a parent during the past year must participate in a procession through the streets of Kathmandu, the head of a cow. If a cow is unavailable then a young boy dressed as a cow is regarded as a fair substitute. In Hinduism, a cow is regarded as the most venerated among all pets. It is believed that the cow, venerated as a sacred animal by Hindus, will help the deceased parent's journey to heaven.
SHREE KRISHNA JANMASTAMI:
Sri Krishna Janmastami marks the celebration of the birth of Lord Sri Krishna. This festival is also known as Krishna Jayanti or Janmashtami. Lord Krishna is regarded as the 8th avatar or incarnation of the Lord falls on Saptami Vishnu.It of Bhadra (August / September). Sri Krishna Janmastami marks the celebration of the birth of Bhagavan Sri Krishna. This festival is also known as Krishna Jayanti or Janmashtami. Lord Krishna is regarded as the 8th avatar or incarnation of Vishnu. The life of Sri Krishna is the saga of the most moving one of the greatest saviors and propounders of dharma. His life was filled with many dangers to which he finally wins. The stories of how he killed, one after the other, all the demonic adversaries Pootana, Shakat Agha, Dhenuka, Bekaa, Keshi, Kansa, Shishupala, Jarasandha etc. - has made him the savior of humanity unparalleled.
GOKARNA AUNSI (FATHER) DAY:
The light most favorable to honor his father is Aunsi Gokarna. It falls on the dark fortnight of Bhadra or in August or early September.It is also known as Kuse Aunsi. Religion Nepali tradition and culture holds great respect for a father. It is considered the pillar of strength, respect and support a family. The light most favorable to honor his father is Aunsi Gokarna. It falls on the dark fortnight in August or early September. A day or the children show their appreciation and gratitude for his advice and lessons in life. Son and daughters, from near or far, come with gifts and confict to spend the day with their fathers. Children spend their hoarded coins on presents, which expresses honor and love in their own special ways. The streets are a scene of gay married daughters on the way home from their parents with specialties. After the offer of gifts, they touch their father's feet with their foreheads, this act of coming is done by only son, the girls touch his hand. The ceremony is also known as "research on the face of the father.
TEEJ KO DIN DARKHAN:
"Teej" is the festival of young women. Thanks to this young monk, Hindu women pray for marital bliss, wellbeing of their spouse and children and purification of their own body and soul. It takes place on Tritiya of Bhadra (August / September). "Teej" is the festival of young women. It takes place in August or early September. The festival is a celebration of three days in length that combines sumptuous feasts, rigid and the young. Thanks to this young monk, Hindu women pray for marital bliss, well-being of their spouse and children and purification of their own body and soul. Traditionally, the ritual of Teej is obligatory for all married women and Hindu girls who have reached puberty. Exception is made for those who are ill or physically unfit. In these circumstances, a priest performs the rites. According to holy books, the Goddess Parbati fasted and prayed fervently for the great Shiva Lord to become her husband. Nepal Tour Programs


    Hotel Booking

    Hotel Booking
    Nepal has different varieties of Hotels ranking from Normal tourists Guest Houses, None Star, One Star, 2 Star, 3 Star, 4 Star and 5 Star. Please let us know your interests so that we can provide you the accommodation of your choice.
    Hotels in Kathmandu Valley:
    ours, Kathmandu's hotels are equal to the best in the world. And the best part os that they are all very reasonably priced. You can get international standard accommodation at very national standard rates, in this regards please specify and email us  in which category of hotel, you want to stay during the Nepal, we will help to book the hotel according to your interest and desire.

    Village Tour

    Village Tour
    Guided tours of villages allow visitors to stay in typical Nepalese village. You will stay at the home of one of the villagers and during your stay, you will eat delicious local food, drink local drinks, enjoy a comfortable accommodation provided by your host family. You will also have the chance to interact with the villagers and get to know their culture, traditions, norms and values​​, their views, their society, the stages of development of villages and their way of life. Thereby, you will directly contribute to the welfare of the village. Guided tours of the village are made Thulopatal, Gorkha and several other districts
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    Thulopatal Village Tour
    Thulopatal Village is located after 175km scenic drive from kathmandu. It’s lies in Dolakha District and Also Dolakha district is situated in the lap of Gauri Shankar Himal that signifies..

    Ghorka Village Tour
    A road of 25 km from the main road linking Kathmandu, Pokhara and brings you to an ancient Gorkha - the pristine and captivating town of Nepal! 300 years ago,....


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    Mountain Flight

    Mountain Flight
    Admire the most remote places of the Himalayas in Nepal is not a problem. Mountain flights provide the answer. In a very short time you can experience the Himalayas at hand as if you could touch.
    Mountain flights offer the best chance to take the closest views and to have the most sensational approach of Mount Everest (8850 m) and other mountains like the Shisa Pangma (8013 m), Gauri Shankar (7134 m ), the Melungtse (7023 m), Cho Oyu (8201m), Pumori (8,171 m), Nuptse (7,855 m), Lhotse (8516 m) and Amadablam (6856 m).
    Flights depart every morning from Kathmandu airport and flights are performed at an average altitude of 6500 - 7000 meters. The flight includes a loop around the Amadablam before entering the Khumbu valley, and takes passengers to less than 6 km from the world's highest peak Mount Everest (weather permitting). The flight takes about an hour. Each passenger is entitled to a window with individual seat throughout the flight. In addition, all passengers are invited into the cockpit where they can take some spectacular photos of the highest mountains in the world.
    Description of the mountains can be seen during flight in the mountains:
    1. Langtang (7234m):
    The first string that can be seen is the Langtang. The valley of Langtang, which is not visible from the mountain flight, is considered the most beautiful Himalayan region.
    2. Gosainthan (8013m):
    This mountain is on the border Nepal - Tibet. The Tibetan name of this mountain is Shisapangma. It is related with many Hindu mythology of Shiva.
    3. Dorje Lakpa (6975m):
    This mountain has a Tibetan name meaning "Sacred Mountain of wrath." This mountain is considered a sacred mountain for Buddhists and climbing permission to have been issued only in 1964, and it was climbed in 1981.
    4. Gauri-Sankar (7134 m):
    This single mountain has two peaks and also has two names because the Hindus believe that the mountain looks like the pair of Gods Shiva and Gouri. This holy mountain was banned until 1977 for climbers. It was only in 1979 that an American expedition - Nepal reached the summit.
    5. Lhotse (8516m):
    As this mountain lies to the south of Everest, name given by the Sherpas is Lhotse, which means "South Peak". The first ascent of this mountain was made in 1956 by the Swiss.
    6. Mount Everest (8848m):
    This mountain was discovered in 1852 and is the highest mountain in the world, taking its name from Sir George Everest an English explorer, geographer. Sagarmatha, the roof of the universe, is the Nepali name meaning "mother of the world" in Tibetan and Qomolongma. Sir Edmund Hillary and Sherpa Tenzing Norgay were the first to climb Everest May 25, 1953. They result was knighted by Queen Elizabeth.
    Although flights ** the mountain are appreciated by thousands of people throughout the year, we strongly recommend the period February to April and October to November.
    After the flight you will receive a Diploma which will allow you to kindly remind you of your life during this flight unique and prestigious

    Air Ticketing

    Air Ticketing
    Aeroplanes ar e one of the easiest and fastest means to reach the far and remote parts of Nepal . Most of the airstrips in Nepal are quite difficult as they lie on the mountainsides surrounded by high peaks. Apart from the Government owned Royal Nepal Airlines, Royal Nepal Airlines (RA) has an extensive network of air service in the interior of Nepal . RA flies to Taplejung , Bhadrapur , Rajbiraj , Bhojpur ,Phaplu , Lukla , Lamidada , Tumlingtar ,Rumjatar , Biratnagar , Nepalgunj Surkhet , Rolpa, Jumla , Mahendranagar , Dhangadi , Sanphebagar , Baitadi , and Darchula & many more sectors.
    There are a number of private companies (there are more then 15 in operation) regular operating domestic flights to different sectors including the always talked about must try one hour mountain flight also widely known as the Everest experience which enables you to have a tryst with the majestic snow capped mountains from Mt. Gauri Shankar to Mt. Ama Dablam to the highest peak in the world - the Mount Everest. This lifetime adventure, flying at an altitude of 25,000 feet (8,000 m) will surely take your breath away when your plane will fly as close to 5 nautical miles for the closest and highest view of Mt. Everest one could ever see. O ther Private domestic airlines provide also charter services to popular domestic destinations. Excepting weather conditions or technical problem, Nepal 's domestic air service is known to be punctual and reliable. we provide air ticketing  in nationaly and internationaly as per clients need..

    Adventure Sports

    Adventure Sports
    The Himalayan of Nepal is honored as one of the best adventure destinations in the world. Nepal's geography packs an extremely varied landscape into a small area. The immense contrasts in altitude and climates found here support a spectacular mix of lifestyles, vegetation and wildlife. Nepal is probably the only country in the world where you can climb the highest mountains in the world and other more adventures activites. Adventures activities includes paragliding,bungee jumping and many mores.Trek in the scenic countryside with the icy pinnacles always in the background as well as enjoy Jungle safari in forests, considered to be the densest in the entire South Asian region.

    Mountain Biking in Nepa


    Mountain Biking in Nepal
    The best way to explore the Kathmandu Valley is on a mountain bike. Nepal 's diverse terrain is a mountain biker's dream adventure come true. Mountain biking offers an environmentally sound way of exploring this magnificent country, its landscape and living heritage. There are plenty of dirt roads and trails in Nepal to meet every mountain biker's wildest fantasy. Mountain biking is specially recommended if you wish to explore urban centers of Nepal such as Pokhara and Kathmandu as well as the countryside. Adventurous souls may plan extended trips to such exotic locales as Namche Bazaar, and western Nepal . You could even do the entire length of Nepal across the plains. Mountain bikes are available for rent by the day or longer in many of the bicycle rental outlets in and around the city.
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    Annapurna Circuit Bike Tour Annapurna Region offers some of the most dramatic scenery in the world with trekking routes to suit all seasons and levels of fitness. Our bike route....




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    Nepal Mountaineering Expedition

    Nepal Mountaineering Expedition
    Nepal Mountaineering Expedition
    Nepal Mountaineering Expedition is similar to challenging treks, however, includes basic mountaineering above the snow line using ice axe, crampons ropes and necessary climbing gears under the supervision and instruction from the climbing leader/guide.
    People wanting to do this type of expedition needs psychological and physical stamina plus prior experience is certainly an advantage, but not essential. Minimum 30 days required for the trekking and mountaineering. We have some Himalayas day by day programmes. Please write us of your requirements and we shall forward to you more detail with approximately cost.
    The royalty and size of the expedition team :Rules effective from 1996 spring Ascent route of Everest:
    (1) South east ridge normal route Royalty of US$ 70,000 has been fixed for Sagarmatha (Everest) for a team consisting of 7 members. The team may include 5 more members provided if pays extra US$ 10,000 for each additional member. The royalty includes trekking fee of the team members. The team members will be granted 3 months visa.
    (2) Route south pillar Everest, south west face south west face (Central Pillar) royalty up to 7 members US$ 50,000 and the may include 5 more members provided it pays extra US$ 10,000 for each additional member.
    (3) The team already permitted to scale Everest will have to pay US$ 10,000 if it intends to change the ascent route. It will have to pay additional US$ 20,000 if it intends to change the ascent route to normal south east ridge route.
    (4) Garbage deposit US$ 4,000 each team. Expedition team must complete all necessary administrative formalities and procedures in order to send back the garbage of the expedition team to their respective countries, after the completion of the expedition. Ministry of Tourism & Civil Aviation will take necessary monetary deposit from the team which will be refunded after the dispatch of garbage from Nepal.
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    Jungle Safari in Nepal



    As the crow files, ninety Kilometers south - west of Kathmanndu, is the Royal Chitwan National park . Widely acknowledged as one of the best national park in Asia , it spreads over a total area 967 square kilometers.. In the north- west section of the park is an island known as the Bandarjhola. Surrounded by the Narayani River , this unique island consists of riverine forest, tall grassland, marshland, numerous inlets and oxbow lakes. Such a diverse combination of nature is found only here on this island providing a perfect habitat for wildlife.
    THE WILDLIFE
    Here where the famous elusive Royal Bengal Tiger prowls and the endangered Great One- Horned Rhinoceros you will also fine leopards, sloth bear bison, wild boar, dear monkey, crocodiles, pythons, freshwater dolphins and many other smaller animals and reptiles. For the bird watcher, it is a paradise island with over 450 species of exotic birds, many of which are migratory making Chitwan their winter home.
    WILDLIFE ACTIVITIES
    One of the best ways to view the flora and fauna of Chitwan is from elephant back enabling you to penetrate deep into the Jungle through tall grassland, but there are many other exciting ways too. Our experienced naturalists and nature guides will take you on jungle walk, bird watching, for boat ride to seek out both the Marsh Mugger and Gharial crocodiles, and to observe wildlife from one of our watchtowers.
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