A plece of heaven Nepal is mountainous country. Here are many highest peaks. Even world’s peak is also locaked in the northen part of Nepal named mt. everst . so nepal is beiry the destination for tourist many beuty place and treaking rutes are also here which faliliter the tourist like lumbinu khitawan, rara lake sagarmatha amory thens pokhara is also famous and popular destination for tourist every yer thousands of tourist come here to enjoy with it’s beauty and to altempt the tearking of Annapurna base camp.
Annapurna base camp (ABC) is located at the bottom of south Annapurna. This heigh of this place is (4096 )meter from the senlevel. From here kle can see mt fisntail, hlirychuli hanga purna & south Annapurna it is surrounded by himalyan. And covering with snow only a few hotel are there they can’t able to enough serve the guest only limitied meterials are there. It is to fair from pokhara. A thougn maximum guest are there in the season of autumard spring. At the busy seson guide & potter as well as guest also compelled to sleep on the table of kitchen or dinniny hell. Tourists face with great problem of hign altitude, cold, and other kinds of problems. However it is a peace of heaven only a few persons can get sven opportunity to spend night at the lap of himalays. Another things is that tourist spend thousands of money to visit. It neps us to develop nation. Of we creat the peace ful enviroment mony tourist wold come to see suen places which helps to income for villages man people get cnarae to work them.
many peoples are come and visit this place because we can relize the cold encironment from this place. this place is cold place. If we go in the annapurna base camp we have to wear best cloths for save us. specially we can clearly see the mountains from the annapurna base camp side.
we can use the CDMA mobile , but we can not use other mobile, because mobile can not cactch the network.Dhankuta is one of the seventy five district of Nepal, a landlocked country of south Asia, it is the part of the Koshi zone. Dhankuta is the headquarter of the Dhankuta district. The headquarter of this covers an are of eight hundred and ninety one kilometers square. And there are one lakh sixty six thousand four hundred and seventy nine peoples are living by the census of 2001 and a major administrative region in the Eastern region.
The vegetation zones in the district range from sub-tropical Sal forest along the Tamur and Arun rivers, and cooler temperate forests on some of the high ridges that mark the watershed between the two catchments. The altitude ranges from around three hundred to two thousand and five hundred m. The majority of the population are involved in agriculture and crops include maize, rice and millet. Important cash crops include citrus fruits, cauliflower, cabbage, ginger, and in recent years, tea. A well-preserved forest (Rani Bhan - Queen's Forest) spreads along a ridge line on the northwest side of the village, with well-developed mature stands of rhododendron and sal (pine) trees.
There are about forty village development committee in the Dhankuta district. Ahale is one of the village development committee in the Dhankuta district. It is one of the most beautiful village development committee in the Dhankuta district. Ahale is one of the interesting place for visit. There are three thousand eight hundred and thirty nine peoples are living and seven hundred and seven peoples are households by the census of 1991.
Bodhe is also one of the village development committee in the Dhankuta district. It is also most beautiful village development committee then other. More then more peoples are living in the Bodhe village development committee. Differences cast are living in this village development committee like Tamang, Magar, Kshetri etc. there is also many Hindu and Buddhist peoples are living. There are three thousand two hundred and ninety four peoples are living and five hundred and seventy two peoples are households by the census of 1991.
Jitpur is one of the famous and beautiful village development committee in the Dhankuta district. This village development committee is rich for natural like forest, river etc. there are four thousand six hundred and ninety one peoples are living by the census of 1991.
The vegetation zones in the district range from sub-tropical Sal forest along the Tamur and Arun rivers, and cooler temperate forests on some of the high ridges that mark the watershed between the two catchments. The altitude ranges from around three hundred to two thousand and five hundred m. The majority of the population are involved in agriculture and crops include maize, rice and millet. Important cash crops include citrus fruits, cauliflower, cabbage, ginger, and in recent years, tea. A well-preserved forest (Rani Bhan - Queen's Forest) spreads along a ridge line on the northwest side of the village, with well-developed mature stands of rhododendron and sal (pine) trees.
There are about forty village development committee in the Dhankuta district. Ahale is one of the village development committee in the Dhankuta district. It is one of the most beautiful village development committee in the Dhankuta district. Ahale is one of the interesting place for visit. There are three thousand eight hundred and thirty nine peoples are living and seven hundred and seven peoples are households by the census of 1991.
Bodhe is also one of the village development committee in the Dhankuta district. It is also most beautiful village development committee then other. More then more peoples are living in the Bodhe village development committee. Differences cast are living in this village development committee like Tamang, Magar, Kshetri etc. there is also many Hindu and Buddhist peoples are living. There are three thousand two hundred and ninety four peoples are living and five hundred and seventy two peoples are households by the census of 1991.
Jitpur is one of the famous and beautiful village development committee in the Dhankuta district. This village development committee is rich for natural like forest, river etc. there are four thousand six hundred and ninety one peoples are living by the census of 1991.
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