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| Dharahara Before and After Earthquake |
You might have heard about the devasting news of the high magnitude (7.8) earthquake that strucked Nepal on 25 April, Barpak, Gorkha killing more than 8,800 people and injured more than 23,000. Remarkably, the world heritage sites around kathmandu Valley, Mount Everest Trekking Region and the Langtang Valley has been affected by the Earthquake and continued aftershocks but we will rise again and stand on our feet with the help from all over the world. Nepal is a poor country and with the devasting earthquake the economic condition of the nation is getting bad and on this time, what we need is guests to travel for the holidays. If you love the country and the people, why dont's you make your holiday plans and go to Nepal. Now the spring season has came and this time you can only travel the touristic destinations like (Kathmandu Valley, Nagarkot, Pokhara, Lumbini, Janakpur, Chitwan, Bandipur), trekking and mountainerring activities are almost off. From September to December, weather and climate for the travel, tour and trekking is good and we hope till that time everything will be allright.
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| Kathmandu Durbar Square Before and After Earthquake |
1. Nepal is beautiful as before
Nepal is the beautiful country with the blend of nature and culture and its beauty always attracts tourists to visit here and after the devasting earthquake, it is as beautiful as before.
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| Dingboche at Night |
2. Grab the offers, value for money
Nepal Travel Agencies, Trekking Agencies, Hotels, Restaurants and Tour Operators are offering the tourism packages with some discounts. You will have opportunity to grab the travel services paying less than usual.
3. You will see other side of Nepali people
After the dredly Earthquake, Nepalese people's day to day life has been changed. People are busy on rebuilding the houses, hospitals and schools which had been badly affected with the cracks.
4. Nepal is back to normal
Nepal is getting well after 1 month of Earthquake and transportation, communication, flights, official works are perfeclty functioning.
5. Nepal Needs you
Plan your holidays and go to Nepal, Nepal needs your help and its your opportunity in rebuilding the country after devasting earthquake.
6. Less crowded, more opportunity for you
As the travel business is gradually increasing and this time the trekking routes, touristic places are less crowded and you will get the services easily. You are luckly this time to grab the tourism services with a great offers.
7. Volunteering can be fun
People from all over the world are raising funds for the rebulding the nation after earthquake. You may have opportunity to help people to rise from the bad situation with the help as much as you can. You can volunteer in Hospitals, Schools, Farms with the collaboration with the Government, INGOs, NGOs and some social organizations.
8. You will be rebuilding country
Your visit to Nepal can be helpful in nation rebuild. Your contribution helps to rise from the bad situation.
9. Its obvious to be curious: 'Disaster Tourism'
If you have visited Nepal before, then you might have curiosity about the disaster. So plan your holiday and visit to Nepal as the Disaster Tourism.
10. Because Mountains are missing You
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| Mount Annapurna |
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