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Thursday, June 30, 2011
Saturday, June 25, 2011
Birgunj city
The city has not been given more value than a stopover place for all type of travellers, whether they are businessmen, tourists or pilgrims. But if one spends some time in the city, one can get taste what Birgunj has to offer.Birgunj is also know as the industrial city of Nepal. I consists of many industries.
Tuesday, June 14, 2011
Singapore city
Singapore is a heaven for food lovers. Singapore's multicultural background has given rise to an endless array of exotic dishes that are certain to convert even the most staunch.
Singapore as a nation consists of the "Main" island of Singapore and around sixty smaller islands of which just over twenty are inhabited. Singapore is located just off the southern tip of the Malaysian Peninsula to which it is linked by a causeway. Sentosa island is the southernmost point in continental Asia.
Singapore's population is mostly comprised of Chinese, Malays and Indians; however, the culture has become mostly homogenous: Singapore has a unique culture which they call 'Kiasu-ness' and tourists will ogle at Singaporeans' favourite sport: standing in line.
There is not just an ecletic mix of ethnicities in Singapore, but an ecletic mix of the old and the new. Old colonial buildings, which make up the foundation of the city, can still be found alongside new and shiny skyscrapers.
Singapore has no natural resources other than its people; as such, its sucess as a nation is quite a feat. And, there is no where else in the world where you can break five laws by spitting a piece of chewing gum out of the window. A 'fine' city!
Singapore as a nation consists of the "Main" island of Singapore and around sixty smaller islands of which just over twenty are inhabited. Singapore is located just off the southern tip of the Malaysian Peninsula to which it is linked by a causeway. Sentosa island is the southernmost point in continental Asia.
Singapore's population is mostly comprised of Chinese, Malays and Indians; however, the culture has become mostly homogenous: Singapore has a unique culture which they call 'Kiasu-ness' and tourists will ogle at Singaporeans' favourite sport: standing in line.
There is not just an ecletic mix of ethnicities in Singapore, but an ecletic mix of the old and the new. Old colonial buildings, which make up the foundation of the city, can still be found alongside new and shiny skyscrapers.
Singapore has no natural resources other than its people; as such, its sucess as a nation is quite a feat. And, there is no where else in the world where you can break five laws by spitting a piece of chewing gum out of the window. A 'fine' city!
Mumbai City
Having been in and out of the news recently for everything from the extraordinary screenplay of Mumbai-based movie Slumdog Millionaire to a series of vicious terrorist attacks on its train stations and its most impressive hotels, in many ways Mumbai is the very heart of modern India. The city might not be the capital, but it is the financial centre, and doubtless (alongside Bangalore) the most forward thinking of India’s major cities. In amongst the stone-aged fairground rides that adorn the beaches you’ll find jazz bars, world-class hotels and gardens that look like they’ve been transported straight from the centre of London.
At its heart, though, Mumbai couldn’t be much more quintessentially Indian. The traditional Ganesh Festival – where locals worship statues of the elephant God before depositing them by the thousands off the local beaches – is awe inspiring, though the every day is more about buzzing markets, big financial deals and India’s other religion: cricket.
The draws of Mumbai, which is a truly colossal city, are huge, and include everything from the seaside slums to a unique, local faith that involves hanging the dead from a tower, where they have a ‘natural funeral’, being eaten by the local population of vultures. If you’re not such a fan of the gruesome, head out on the city’s train network, which takes you through the rougher parts of the city (women, don’t forget to take advantage of the less crowded ‘female only’ carriages) for a taste of the real Mumbai. The main station, Victoria, is a piece of colonial architecture that’s worth the trip alone.
At its heart, though, Mumbai couldn’t be much more quintessentially Indian. The traditional Ganesh Festival – where locals worship statues of the elephant God before depositing them by the thousands off the local beaches – is awe inspiring, though the every day is more about buzzing markets, big financial deals and India’s other religion: cricket.
The draws of Mumbai, which is a truly colossal city, are huge, and include everything from the seaside slums to a unique, local faith that involves hanging the dead from a tower, where they have a ‘natural funeral’, being eaten by the local population of vultures. If you’re not such a fan of the gruesome, head out on the city’s train network, which takes you through the rougher parts of the city (women, don’t forget to take advantage of the less crowded ‘female only’ carriages) for a taste of the real Mumbai. The main station, Victoria, is a piece of colonial architecture that’s worth the trip alone.
Nepalgunj city
The Western border town of Nepal, Nepalgunj is famous for the exciting treks to the Dopolo plateau and Jumla region. Known as the industrial and transport hub of the country, Nepalgunj has various attractions: Gharbaritole, Ganeshpur and Sadar Line to name a few. The border crossing, 6 km south of Nepalganj, is one of a limited number of places where non-Indian foreigners are allowed to cross the border with India.
This city is very important for the history of Nepal. So, city has historical importane for Nepal.
This city is very important for the history of Nepal. So, city has historical importane for Nepal.
Birgunj city
The city has not been given more value than a stopover place for all type of travellers, whether they are businessmen, tourists or pilgrims. But if one spends some time in the city, one can get taste what Birganj has to offer.
Pokhara City
Pokhara city is one of the most popular city of Nepal. It is one of the tourist spot of Nepal. Yearly thousands of domestic and international tourists visit this city. This city is popular for the Natural beauty.
The romantic nature, The Macchapuchare mountain, The big lakes and so on.
Pokhara city is also the city of lakes. The popular lakes are fewa, rupa, begnash.
It is located at an altitude of 827m, 200 km west to Kathmandu valley. The city is famous for the adventure opportunities it offers that include sightseeing, paragliding, white water rafting, kayaking and mountaineering.
Pokhara is also popular for caves. It has many famous caves. Mahendra Cave, Gupteshwor Mahadev cave and Bat cave. Bat cave is small cave but is full of excitement because there are many bats on the ceiling of the cave.
Pokhara is also famous for the water fall,"patale chango in nepali".There is a passage from Gupteshwor Mahadev cave to the Patale chango.
Now a days Pokhara is also famous for peace stupa from where one can see the full sight of pokhara city.
The romantic nature, The Macchapuchare mountain, The big lakes and so on.
Pokhara city is also the city of lakes. The popular lakes are fewa, rupa, begnash.
It is located at an altitude of 827m, 200 km west to Kathmandu valley. The city is famous for the adventure opportunities it offers that include sightseeing, paragliding, white water rafting, kayaking and mountaineering.
Pokhara is also popular for caves. It has many famous caves. Mahendra Cave, Gupteshwor Mahadev cave and Bat cave. Bat cave is small cave but is full of excitement because there are many bats on the ceiling of the cave.
Pokhara is also famous for the water fall,"patale chango in nepali".There is a passage from Gupteshwor Mahadev cave to the Patale chango.
Now a days Pokhara is also famous for peace stupa from where one can see the full sight of pokhara city.
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