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Thursday, January 28, 2010

Charles Darwin

darwin Charles Darwin was the first evolutionary biologist whose revolutionary explanation of the origin of species and the descent of man started the whole world. His elaboration of human development was diametrically opposed to the conversation belief of Christianity. The majority of Christianity believed that the universe and all its creatures, as in many other religions, were put on earth by almighty God. Darwin's theory explained that human beings were the result of involvement that took millions of year. In 1860 revered Bil war Force of Oxford bitterly criticised Charles Darwin and his supporter.T.H. Huskily for misleading people by propagating such a scandalous principle. Today scientific research has proved Charles Darwin's theory of the origin of species and descent of man to be correct. Darwin was a very famous person of 18th Century. Now a day we miss him to much.

Charles Robert Darwin was born on 12th February, 1809 to upper family. His father was a doctor and mother was a daughter of the famous English potter Josiah Wedgwood. His grandfather was Erasmus Darwin, a scientist, doctor, inventor and poet. Darwin's childhood was spent in relative comfort and ease in this privileged family. But sadly he was deprived of a mother's love as she died when Darwin was only eight year old. As a young boy Darwin took a deep interest in nature and naturally formed things and he would spend hours collecting various kinds of rocks, and in closely studying plants, insects and creatures and insects. He wanted to know why plants, insects and creatures were different from each other, and as he couldn't get suitable answer from the books he was studying in school, he gradually began to lose interest in education. When Darwin left school he became a student of medicine in Edinburgh University. He studied hard for a few years but soon lost interest and eventually gave up the idea of becoming a doctor. His father, himself a reputable doctor, was furious ans disappointed that his son didn't want to follow in his footsteps, but Darwin would not change his mind.
At the age of 19, Darwin would was admitted into Christ Church Collage, Cambridge in 1882 to study theology for three years. At the age of 22 Darwin was warded a degree which meant he could now become a church minister and do religious preaching but he showed on interest at all in doing this. While studying theology at Cambridge Darwin became friendly with a biology professor, Jone Stevens Hens low, who was a zoologist. Their friendship grew as Darwin found zoology and geography very interesting and very much to his liking. Another senior geologist professor Adam Sedgwick liked Darwin because of his strong desire to learn more about nature and its recreation. In 1859 Darwin's ground breaking theory was publicized in the from of a book called "THE ORIGIN OF SPECIES". It is the first process of famous in the world for Darwin. Darwin was much criticized for bringing out such an unbelievable theory that explained how change take place in all living things with the passage of time. Moreover Darwin's research about the nature and development of living things had that only the fittest survive in the jungle. The struggle for sustenance and space meant that only those species and adapt to change in their environment. According to Darwin, it is nature that causes changes in the shape, size and behaviour things.
In later years, Darwin preferred to live alone lead the life of an independent scientist. It was in Darwin's nature to look at everything from a scientific point of view and possibly this is what he did when he though about marriage, his cousin Emma Wedgwood on 29th January 1839 and they had ten children, three of whom sadly died at an early age. Darwin suffered from ill-health, possibly due to the voyage on the Beagle as he was never fit afterwards. After the age of 40 he was always chronically ill but despite that he still continued his research work without interruption. Darwin died at his house Downe home in Kent on 19th, April 1882 at the age of 73. Although he and his family wished for a simple funeral in kent his scientific colleagues felt he should have a more elaborate funeral in recognition of his lifelong devotion to science.

Wednesday, January 27, 2010

Michael Faraday

faraday Michael Faraday is the source of inspiration to people who think that higher eduction is absolutely necessary to be a renewed scientist like Faraday. This is not so! To support this argument Michael Faraday is the perfect example. Faraday didn't receive a formal education, yet through the dint of hard work and sheer determination he became one of the most famous scientist of 19th century. Faraday was the first scientist who succeeded in liquefying a permanent gas. This was without doubt a great discovery of his time. Moreover, Faraday is much acclaimed for his major contribution to electricity and magnetism. It was Faraday who laid the foundation of the electric motor, the generator, the transformer, etc.

Michael Faraday was born on September 22, 1791, in Newing ton Butts, London. His father name is Mr. James Faraday and mother is Mrs. Margaret Hast well. Mr. James Faraday was a blacksmith and he was managing to survive on a very meager income. Faraday's early childhood was spent in poverty and hardship. When Faraday was ten, he saw all his playmates going to school. Faraday also want to go to school, Mr. James Faraday wanted to send his son to school, but he was simply unable due to his very poor finical state. His income was quite low and also not very reliable. Due to such an erratic income from his profession Mr. Faraday realized the fact that his father would not be able to send him to a school. Although Faraday was not going to school, he had an unusual obsession for reading and collection books of all kinds. His interest chiefly lay in science. He began to collect good books no matter how expensive they were and, to meet the expenses of buying books; Faraday to do all sort odd jobs that come his way.
Faraday was going to a job when he met one of bosom pals, he informed Faraday about a job opportunity available in a book binding shop so Faraday getting an opportunity to read plenty of books. After 8 years of service in Mr. Riebaus shop, Faraday than joined in Mr. De La Roche's bookbinding shop. Here too Faraday did his work with complete dedication and gave his master on opportunity to make a complaint against him. During this period Faraday has successfully managed to cone ct his own personal library which he kept in his little bedroom where he would study physics while reading science and the works of great scientists, Faraday began to nurture a desire of becoming a scientist deep in his heart. In 1823 Faraday succeeded to liquefy chlorine gas slowly but steadily, Faraday was emerging from obscurity into the limelight as a rising scientist.
The loads of work and staying up late into the night caused severe harm to his health workload, the often collapsed . Despite this he did not give adequate rest to his body. In his old age, Faraday complained of losing his memory and that made him unable to write about studying or experiment on new things as freely as he wanted. Faraday passed away peacefully at the age of 76 in his arm chair on august 25. 1867.





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Sunday, January 24, 2010

Leonardo Da Vinci

vinci Leonardo DA Vinci an Italian of unlimited talent and very famous scientist of the world. He was a leading engineer of his time and designed bridges, canals, forts, machines of and buildings of the highest quality. Moreover, though he had not studied military since, he made unique designs of lethal weaponry which consolidated the strength of the Army. As a young boy, Leonardo showed an early talent for art. He started drawing pictures with pen and pencil that amazed his father who proudly showed his son's work to his friends who praised Leonardo's exceptional skill.
Leonardo Da Vinci was born on 15 April 1452 at Anchiano in Italy. He was first child of Mr. Ser Pireo and Catarina. His father admitted at a school in Vinci where got elementary schooling. In this time Leonardo take interest in mathematics and Latin along with other subjects. He studied in Vince until 1466. At the age of 14 Leonardo moved to Florence. In Florence, Leonardo took paintings quit seriously. When Verrocchio saw Leonardo's paintings who was then a noted painter of Italy. He worked on applying new tricks and techniques for paintings. We can see in most of early paintings of Leonardo he had used oil which reflected his genius. 5Th August 1473 can be seen in which Leonardo had used pen and in for drawing a valley from which a river is meandering through.
Verrocchio like a true master of Leonardo, he always encouraged and helped his pulis and had already foreseen the great artist. At the age of 24, in 1476 he designs of machines which could be used for different purpose in peace or war. During this time he painted pictures of the highest quality, made several famous paintiopened his owe workshop and began painting in earnest. His hard work was worth while as he became famous as a great artist and also there was monetary gain. Leonardo was also taking serious interest in field of machines and various equipment used for a variety of purposes. Apart from painting in making several ngs and sculptures, two of the world famous paintings were "The last supper" (1498) and "virgin of the Rocks" (1494). While working Leonardo DA Vinci in Milan from 1482-1499.
In 1503 Leonardo had started working on the world famous painting of Mona Lisa. It is wildly believe that Leonardo had reached the pinnacle of his talent as an artist in the portrait of the Mona Lisa. Leonardo was worked with doctor Mecantonio Della Torre at Santa maria Nuovo in Florance. In that he published a theoretical work on anatomy, he made more than 200 drawings including of the human skeleton and backhoe for this book. Due to whatever reasons this book could only be published in 1580, long after Leonardo's death. Leonardo encouraged by his success with the glider he designs an armored tank in 1502.e designs for different warfare machines and weapons such as the machine gun, the armored tank submarines, cluster bombs etc. more over he designed a 200m long bridge for sultan Brazil the second of Constantinople. Though this bridge wasn't built at the time, about 500 years later in 2001 a small bridge based on Leonardo's design was constructed in Norway. He also planned to create solar power for use in industry by using concave mirrors. Leonardo used mirror writing through out his life as a secret sort of code that no-one else could decipher.

Many people think that Leonardo moved from painting to the scientific study of the human anatomy and machines, but the truth is that Leonardo had always been very fascinated by machines and how they preformed there different functions since he was a young boy. It was in his nature that after he had make a proper study of various machines he would either improve them, or make drastic change in their shape, size and function. 2nd may 1519, at the age of 67 Leonardo was died, at Clos Luce in France. It has been more than five hundred years since Leonardo died and we have never seen another person who possessed such genius.

Wednesday, January 20, 2010

Fewa Lake

fewa lake Fewa lake is the biggest lake of kaski district and second biggest lake of Nepal. It is lies at kaski district in Gandaki zone. It is very famous and beautiful lake all over the Nepal. This lake is situated at the west side to south side of Pokhara city.
Fewa lake is a very beautiful gift of nature. It's beautiful from attacts people. About to middle of this lake, there is a temple named Barahi Mandir. Many people go there and worship and also leave pea sons. This temple is religiously importance place. This temple uniqueness is, it is middle of Fewa lake.
Fewa lake helps the people in many ways. This lake especially helps to people their fiance. This lake support economic growth of country because every year many tourist come to Nepal to look it and take enjoy by boating, swimming etc. This lake gives people a lots of fishes by selling fishes around of this lake's people passing their lives and earn money. Every year many outer tourists and inner tourists come here to take enjoy. It's importance is increasing day by day.

Now a-days people use this lake for their momentary use. People unnecessarily use it. They wash clothes, bath and throw garbage in Fewa lake, which may reduce financial supper of country and importance of it.

This is one of the best natural gift for Pokhara. We people Pokhara should be given good care of it. This is very precious, beautiful, free gift of nature. We should keep it clean and always take care of it.

Beauty of Pokhara

Sunday, January 17, 2010

Mount Everest

Mt.Everest Mount Everest was know as peak 15 unit’s 1856, when named for six George Everest the surveyor general of India from 1830. The measurement made by great trigram survey in 1850.
Most Nepali people refer to the Mountain Sagarmatha, meaning "sky mother" speakers Tibean language including the sherpa people of northern Nepal refer to the mountain as chonolugma,
Tibetan for "Mother Goddess of the country".
The height of Mountain Everest was given as 29002 ft (8,850 m) mountain in the world Andrew Waugh, how had succeeded George Everest surveyor of India. Later this height was decries (29,928 ft) (8,848 m), which is the currently accepted altitude. In 1991 a Boston Museum of Science GPS system attached to Bisop’s below the summit suggested a height of no more than 8,830m (28970 ft) just few a day later of the National Geographic Social current height was actually 8,850m (29002 ft).
The mountain’s actual height and the claim that Everest highest mountain of the world, has long been disputed. But scientific survey completed in the early 1990s continued to support evidence that mountain in the world. In fact, the mountain is rising a few millimeters each year due to geological forces. Global positioning system installed on Mount Everest for the purpose of detecting alight of rates of geological uplift.

Saturday, January 16, 2010

Tenzing Norgay Sherpa

tenzing The world is the home of people among them some are very unique and brave. That types of people’s birth in this world very rarely. Among them Tenzing norgay Sherpa is one who is very brave and unique person of this world. He had done very unforgettable task in his time. That work is very heart-breaking deed he had done.
The best person is Tenzeing Norgay Sherpa he was born in 1914AD at Tsa-Chu in Nepal. He is one of the hero of Nepal as well as world. He raised up at Thami in Nepal. He was 13th children of his family. He was a wise person he could speak seven languages but he couldn’t write it even he didn’t learn how to write it. He was very found of climbing mountain from his childhood. In 1993 at the age of 19 he moved to Darjeeling, India to work or to do job. He worked there as a trekking potter. During the war he also worked as an Indian army instructor and teach them.
At 1935 he experience first time of accompanying area and on may 29, 1953 Tenzing and his teammate Edmund Hillary reached the summit of Mt. Everest. And from that day Tenzing received the undecided achievement. He became the first climber to climb Mt. Everest and a global ambassador for all the Sherpa people. He also became very famous and he got name is also written in Guinness book as the climber of mountain Everest all over the world.

Miss Junko Tabei

Junko This world births sometime very courageous person in this world. In that row the lady named is Junko Tabei. She is one of the brave or courageous lady in this world. She is one of the best mountaineer all over the world. She has many world records of mountaineering.
Junko Tabei was born at Fukushim Prefecture in Japan in 1939AD. She was very interested for mountaineering from her childhood. She took her school in a simple school then she joined the university is Showa Women’s University. There she studied from 1953 to 1962. Then she got marry with Masanobu and she gave birth two children. She had great desire to climb mountains so she came to Nepal to make her intention true. She had trained about mountaineering then she made a strong desire to climb the highest peak all over the world named Mt. Everest. She made her dream true in 1975AD to climb Mt. Everest(8848m). After climbed Mt. Everest her self-confidence increased and inspired to climb other peak of the world. After then she went to get victory climbing the world’s peaks. In 1980AD she climbed the African highest peak Mt. Kilimanjero (5895m). Then in 1987 Mt. Aconcagua of South America, in 1989 Mt. Brus (6194m), Mt. Vinson Massif(5140m) of Antarctica in 1991, Mt. Carstensz Pyramid(4884m) of Oceania in 1992AD.
In this way we know her she is the best lady. She said she went to climb mountains 3-4 times in a year and she also became the director of Himalayan Adventure Trust of Japan (HAFJ) and this organization is totally dedicated preserving the mountain environment. Not only this she explained her experience and her adventures in many published books. Her published publications are Annapurna III, Women’s challenge, Our Everest, Everest Mammy and so on. By her great job she had got prize “Gorkha Dakshina Bahu” and many other prizes. She is still known all over the world. She is one of the unforgettable lady of the world.

Thursday, January 14, 2010

About Amchi

Amchi -Who is Amchi?
An Amchi is a practitioner of the sowarigpa tradition of medicine which is practiced in the Himalayan regions of Nepal. Sowarigpa or the Amchi tradition, is based on the study of the Gyushi and various other medical texts.
-Where does an Amchi practice?
The Amchi of Nepal practice in the northern mountain districts Humla, Mugu, Dolpa, Mustang, Baglong. Gorkha and Rasuwa. In recent years they have also started to practice in the metropolitan area of Kathmandu and Pokhara.
-How does an Amchi diagnose and treat disease?
An Amchi recognizes that disease is cause by an imbalance in the there humours (wind, and phlegm).
An Amchi makes a diagnosis by interviewing patients and analyzing their pules and skin. Treatment includes herbal medicine, moxibustion, bloottesting, medicinal baths and hot and could compresses.
-How does an Amchi make medicine?
An Amchi uses a variety of medicinal plants founds in the high mountains, mid-hills, and teraiactinium as.
plains. Medicine is prepared according to formulas outlined in the medical tests and administered in the from of hills. Power concoctions and pastes. A complex process of detoxification is carried out prior to using toxic plants such as
-How does an amchi ensure convection and sustainable use of medicinal plants?
An Amchi is trained to identify the properties of medicinal plants only the parts used and the amount required for making medicine are selectively harvested on a rotation basis as to allow for regeneration. The harvested parts are then cleaned, washed and dried and sunlight or shade and mixed with other plants and materials. The Amchi also promotes awareness in the community about the value of medical plants for local healeh.
Challenges faced by Amchi unsustainable harvesting of medicinal plants for trade-limited access to formal training. Financial and logistical difficulties in purchasing medicinal materials from the Terai plains.Legal restriction on collection and utilization certain medicinal plants. Limited incentives for youth to pursue profession.
Inadequate knowledge identification, cultivation, processing and storage of MPs.

Wednesday, January 13, 2010

International Mountain Museum

International Mountain Museum is the biggest museum of Nepal. It is lies at Pokhara at Kaski district at Gandanki zone of Nepal. This museum is very famous in Nepal and other abroad countries as well. It is established in 2057 BS. It is located in Gharipatan-17. This museum is especially made up to give information of mountains.
This is a one of the best place where people can get good information about mountains and other information. This is a large and well decorated museum of Nepal. There are presenting many things such as pictures, cultural demonstrations, fossils of mountain’s beings. This museum not only gives information of mountain also gives cultural knowledge of Nepal before and present. There has presented lots of photos of mountaineers and many things which had used by mountaineers such as oxygen gases, stoves, ropes, ice axes etc. There are many beings’ bodies such as birds, butterfly and other animals. By visiting it people can know many more about mountains and other things.

This place is more interesting and valuable place in the view of tourism and culturally. This museum promotes the tourism and increasing the source of money too. One way it increases money and other way it makes our older culture fresh. This is the place which attracts the people to make their curiosity open about many things. This his museum makes many people professional. The area Gharipatan also became famous in other places. The area’s business is improved and a local and simple area became a tourism and famous place.

This is a place which all should visit it. This museum gives knowledge and broadens our mind too. That types of museum should be opened further more because it makes advantage to all aspects.

Tuesday, January 12, 2010

The Beauty Of Pokhara

pokhara city Pokhara is the capital city of western Development region is very beautiful. It lies in the side of the Seti Gandaki, Sarankot and Naudanda are the two main hills that surround Pokhara valley. Fewa, Begnas, Rupa are it’s major lakes where as maid, khaste, Neurani etc are other lakes of Pokhara. Mt. Fishtail and Annapurna are or naments of Pokhara Guptesor Cave, Mahendra cave and Bat cave {chameri} are famous caves of Pokhara.Large number of visitors including students and tourists both domestic and abroad, come to see it’s beauty each year . Pokhara, in many aspects, has been developing as one of the most popular tourists sports in the world.
Pilgrims and tourists visiting Baglung Devi, Tatopani, Galeshwor and Muktinath have go to through Pokhara. From the southern part, the motor road connects it with bhairahawa Palpa, Siddhartha high way joins Pokhara to western part of Nepal. Pokhara is the feason city of Nepal.
Pokhara is also famous for education, communication and many others things. Due to which tourists to visit Pokhara moreover, big markets ,hospitals and beautiful houses are in Pokhara can accommodate almost ten thousands guests.The milky water of Seti river attracts everyone.
Pokhara is also one of the rare and beautiful place in the world. This sentence is said by our late will known geographer Toni Hagan. Pokhara is thus boon. It is also due to it’s ever twinkling natural beauty. The government other institution and every citizen should be more alert to protect it’s natural beauty because it is the main source to attract tourist and to develop the country.

MANAKAMAN

manakana It is one of the religious place of Nepal. It is located in Gandaki zone at Gorkha district of Nepal. There is also a story about Manakamana. It is use to say that in the ancient time Ram shah used to rule Gorkha. He married Queen Ratnawati brought Lakhan Thapa as dowry to help her and her family.
After some year Ram Shah died. And during that time people to follow sati custom so, Ratnawati has to go sati with her husband. Lakhan Thapa cried and try to stop her but didn’t instead of that she told him to build a temple named ‘MANAKAMANA’ where her soul will live and she also told him to be pri
est of that temple ‘MANAKAMANA’ where people go to fulfill their wish and desires. And other intresting thing is that is only one temple where the priest is of Magar caste and there is also cable car to MANAKAMANA. This cable car is from kuringtar in chitwan to MANAKAMANA in Gorkha district. It covers 3.1 k/m. Altogether 33 cable cars have been giving service to the people at a cheap rate. This services is also attracting the tourists to our country. To look this religious place tourists are visiting our country. And in whole Nepal it is only one the district where cable car is available and where tourists come mostly to look the beautiful view and to fulfill their wish.

Monday, January 11, 2010

Lumbini

lumbini Lumbini is a very famous place by it's religious importance. This place is known as Lord Buddha birth place. It is lies in at kapilbastu district in lumbini zone. This place is located in terai region of Nepal and western side of Bhairahawa Bazer.


This place is very famous of it's relious and tourism aspects. This place is at first known as all over the world by it's religios prospects because it is the land the Lord Buddha was born, who is "light of Asia". Lord Buddha's many quotation is "peace". By quotation he is famous all in the Asia. Now a day's he is known as 'god' people worship him as a god and follow his precious saying which gives to people the way to salvation.

This place is alsi famousfor tourism. Hrer has many ancient things which show the lord Buddha's time like MAYADEVI'S mandir, bricks, path, pond, Ashok pillor etc. This ancient things to tally present era of lord Buddha. For thatmany foreign and local tourists come here to visit and to know that by year to year. In this area has established many Buddha's monastries and stupas, which is decorated very attrative way and many are in under construction. Here's a lots of monastries and stupas are in the shape of pyagoda shape which is very famous fashion in China and Tibet. Here has musium where put many ancient thing belonging Lord Buddha. This very intersting and attactive things tempting to the tourist so manytourist came here to visit it and make their heart happy. Many tourist come here and briefly study the lord Buddha explained books and also follow Buddha religion and become monks and nuns.

In this way this place recognize our Nepal all over the world and our country gain more dollarand many people get job too. Other way this place save our ancient things, and make this place our country rich in religion and religious prospective.


Thursday, January 7, 2010

Kathmandu Valley

one pace kathmandu
Kathmandu valleyThe capital of Nepal is Kathmandu. It was called Kantipur in the olden days. It lise on the banks of Bagmati river. It is a very oldf city. It is a valley that comprises of therr districts, namely, Kathmandu, Laltipur and Bhaktapur,
The valley was ruled by a number of dynasties in the past. Theshshdynasty lords over the valley and the country of Nepal. It was during the rule of these dynasties that the temple and the ponds were built. The most famous of the these are the Rani Pokhri and Nag Pokhri among the ponds and Pashupati and Swayambhunath among the temple. The sport of traveller's interests are not nomerous places that travellers cav visit in the other two districts. The PANCHPANNA JHYELE DURBAR or the palace of FIFTY FIVE WINDOWES in Bhaktapurthat were built by the MALLA KING BHUPATINDRA MALLA are lovely to the eyes of the be holder . There are other places of attraction too in Patan like the 'BOUDHA BIHAR' .'SUNDHARA KRISHNA TEMPLE' and 'KUMBESHWORE TEMPLE' in patan and the cricket stadium and the Tribhuwan Univercity in Lalitpur. These are the place of attraction, which drawa thousands of tourists every yera.




Chitwan Nationl Park

nationl park
Tourists from all over the world come here to see the RHINOS, ELEPHANTS, TIGERS and DEER in their natural habitat. it also house the ethnic Tharu people. These people are sturdy and hardworing. they are a very good living example of people living in harmony with nature. It is one of the moct successful conservaction projects in Nepal.
Alot of the Nepales are driectly or indirectly dependenton the tourist for their livelihood. The people involved in the travel and trade are directly dependent on the tourists for their livelihood. This kind of depenndency and livelihood is directly related to the number of tourist coming to Nepal. More the tourists, better the business.

The Himalayas

himalaya Nepal is one of the most fomous tourist destination of the world. Many of the local people depend on tourism for their livelihood. Tourists from all over the world come here mostly to trek.

The first and the foremost in Nepal tourism is the mighty Himalayas. It is the tallest mountain range of the world and has the tallest peaks like the EVEREST, ANNAPURNA, KANCHENJANGA and GHAULAGIRI. They are the main mountain that attract the tourist. The Himalaya are not only famous for the mountain. Flora and Fauna are the renowned the world over. And 'SPING BABBLER' is a bird that is found only in Nepal. The Himalayasdis a haven for people who want to study the Flora. They see and study the cultur and the way people in the village live. You can find a lot of scientists and conservationists camping in the Himalayas, collecting samples and taking photographs.

Monday, January 4, 2010

visit for pokhara.

viwe of pokhara Pokhara is a most power destination in Nepal after kathmandu. Its fame rests on natural beautyof it's lekeside location and it's promity of the mountains not on a great historical or cultural endowmeent. It's the starting point forsome of the most famous treks in Nepal, or weary terkkers, that can be tabs around the vally.

Pokhara has an enormous number of good hotels and restaurants and although it is undoubtedly a tourist town. it has a relaxed and feaceful atmosphere, completely remared from hectic bustle of kathmandu and even further removed from the out right chaos of many Indian cities life. The climate is mild, incredible snowcapped mountain are reflected in a centred lake; cool western music from every restaurant; village life persists , but everyone speaks, english. Viewed from Pokhara, the Himalaya is indeed a migthy mountain range, lomming over thehorizon much closer than Kathmandu. Only foothill separate the town from the full hight of the mountain, and the magnificant 800m peaks of the Annnpurna range utterly terminate the viwe of north. The three large lakes, two of them, Rupatal and Begnastal, are slightly to the east of town while the third and largest, Phewa Tal, is the focal point for Pokhara's tourist industry. The autumn and winter temperatures and winter temperatures are generally much more comfortable then other place in Nepal.
Although the Pokhara valley is chiefly inhabited by Bahuns and chhtris, the hills around Pokara are perdominantly inhabited by Gurungs. Pokara'sdevelopment has been relatively recent and rapid only with the eradication of malaria in the 1950s did it become safe to live. The construction of the hydroelectric power dam in 1968 plus the building of the road to Kathmandu and the Indian border in the early 1970s, catapulted Pokhara into the 21st century.

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