The Most Beautiful City In Pokhara, The City Of Nepal

Rough, hilly terrain fills the area in which Gorkha is situated, making transport and construction just a little more difficult compared with the flat plains which remain in other areas of Nepal (Raaz, 2014). There are a few known geographical landmarks including; Gorkha Bazaar, Gorkha Durbar and Gorakhnath Caves. (Ibriz Interactive, 2012) states that the Gorkha Durbar with a palace and fort, is the centerpiece of the region and is a cultural place.

I want to travel to more places than just my backyard. While some people need to play basketball i need to travel if I don't I cant be very happy because i love doing it. There are two places that i really want to go to one being Crater Lake and the largest canyon in the world. Crater Lake national park is so special because it is the deepest lake in the world it also is very clear and is filled amazingly by melted ice and rain. Crater Lake is called this because it is in a huge Crater hense the name. I learned about Crater Lake when doing a report for Donald Blais so that's just another way he affected my life. Another place i would like to go to is a canyon in Tibet. The canyon's name is The Great Canyon of Yarlung Tsangpo River. The canyon is 5,382m deep and is a length of 496.3km when comparing this to the Grand Canyon's 2,682m deep 440km and in length it makes it look like a dwarf which is way I really want to go because I want to see how big a hole in the Earth can

One of the most well-known and most visited is the Iguazu Falls. Iguazu Falls is considered on if the 7 Natural Wonders of the World. In the Guarani language, “Iguazu” is a direct translation to “Great Waters”. The falls were discovered in 1541 by Alvar Nunez Cabeza de Vaca. In 1984, it was stablished as a Natural World Heritage Site by UNESCO. It is situated in the northern part of the providence Puerto Iguazu. Iguazu Falls are shared between Brazil and Argentina. The river Iguazu runs through a relatively smooth geography until it reaches a series of faults and cracks, and it suddenly ends at an 80 meter deep canyon. When the water falls into the canyon, it produces a thundering sound and then continues to drain into the canyon to continue the Iguazu River. There is a legend that says that there is a large serpent named “Boi” that lived in the river. In order to calm the ferocious beast, the people has to sacrifice a woman every year as an offering. Once, a brave person kidnapped the woman and saved her life, and because of that, Boi bent its body and split the river forming the cataract which cause the man and woman to separate

There are yellow taxis roaming around and loud construction sounds couldn’t get any louder. Everyone is in a rush and nobody has persistence. Firefighters, cops, and rescue vehicle sirens are calling out; in a crowded city named New York. Awakening to a scent of nature united with the scent of dairy animals' waste; hearing the sounds of the bells ring as families gather around to drink butter tea, that is Nepal. Clear disparate however enter differences found in Nepal and New York is education, cultural beliefs, and standard living.

Nowadays the mountain and Herodium´s ruins is wonderful archaeological site admired by many. In the distance Herodium´s hill now seem to be an extinct volcano, which creates a marvelous landscape.

It has got different names in different places: For Nepalese, it is Sagarmatha.For Tibetian, it is Chomolungma.

Mostly people visit caves that are located along the shoreline on the mainland. To get to this area the visitors have to walk on the frozen lake for about a mile even though that they may fall into the water because of climate change. A short amount of hikers walk up to at least 21

Mount Everest is located in Nepal and China. It is the largest mountain on earth, 29,035 feet above sea level (Arnette). It was originally named peak 15 back in 1856 which measured 29,002 feet above sea level (Czerwinska). Mount Everest was created by tectonic plate activity pushing the earth over 60 million years ago (Czerwinska). Since the plates are still moving, Mount Everest grows around 0.25” each year (Arnette).

The U.S has many caves each with different cavernous terrain. These underground areas hold plenty of beautiful natural wonders from oddly interesting wildlife to huge crystal formations. The exploration of caves presents cavers with the opportunity to see new species. The amount of caves and the variety of them allows for a new experience and adventure every time. Some caves can be tight and cramped spaces or huge underground areas that are large enough to have water pools, even mini rivers and waterfalls. The mysteries of what a cave can hold is the most appealing part to

Kala Patthar is famous for it’s breathtaking view of glittering peaks including the Everest, Mt. Nuptse, Mt. Pumori, Mt. Lotse, and Mt. Changtse. Not only can you see the stunning mountains, but you will also be able to view the majestic Khumbu Glacier, the famed Khumbu Icefall, the glacial rivers, and avalanche paths. Returning back from the high Himalayas, you shall explore the authentic lifestyle of the Sherpa community and get insider insight of the rich cultural heritage of these legendary people. End the trekking in Lukla before returning to the medieval capital city of

Everest Region or Khumbu is located in Solukhumbu district of Nepal, one of the districts among 75. Peaks in this region range from 3,300 to 8,848m.

Standing between Nepal and Tibet is the largest mountain in the world, Mt.Everest. This mountain is amazing, but deadly. The higher one goes the more treacherous the climb becomes, but once in April 2015, the bottom was the deadliest part of the mountain.

Everest from the highest peak in Kathmandu Valley (Nagarkot at 2150m elevation). We drove onto a very narrow and winding road to reach the highest point. Below, across a vast expanse of rice terraces or wheat fields, a group of women in brightly colored clothes with long flowing skirts bent as if picking something and some carrying a heavy load on top of their head. We passed some trucks loaded high and small buses with people clinging to the sides, sitting on top of the vehicle, hanging off the back -- holding on. We were inches apart from vehicles coming from the other direction – headlights to headlights. We passed into a forest of pine. Our guide told us that Kathmandu was once a lake. That explained why we were seeing lush and fertile land created by lakes and the mountains. We bounced through crevasses and it seemed there was nowhere to turn and we could only go to the end of the road at Nagarkot. As we reached the viewing point, light rain started to fall. So we did not see a glimpse of Mt. Everest as the horizon was covered in

The sphinx resembles the Great Egyptian Sphinx. The Babele are mushroom shaped rock formations. Both of these are the result of wind and rain erosion, and are now tourist attractions in Romania. Another area of interest is the Red Ravine located on the Secaselor Plateau near the city of Sebes. The mountain side has a distinctive sharp pointed appearance to the rocks caused by runoff erosion. The red color comes from the sandstones, quartz sand, and gravel and the vertical wall reaches heights of fifty to one hundred twenty five meters and forms deep ravines during the rainy season. Bigar Cascade falls in Caras-Severin part of historical Banat region, are a unique falls because of the way the water

The Mohonk offers miles of hiking trails that guests and visitors can access for a long winding hike through the mountains. Visitors can take a short, guided walk with a naturalist too. There are morning canoe tours for guests on Lake Mohonk, and a junior nature program for the kids.