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Jorden Tually, a popular Australian vlogger visited Nepal few days ago and experienced different adventurous activities in Nepal. He also visited Annapurna Base Camp and says Nepal is an adventurous country and praised the Himalayan Porters (भरिया) carrying heavy loads. Nepal is his 70th destination country and requested his viewers to visit Nepal once. Its good to see world's popular vloggers and youtubers are attracted towards Nepal. ❤️

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20 Reasons to Visit Nepal in 2022 - Inside Himalayas Nepal is finally fully open to visitors and travelers, after two uncertain and testing years. After two years of being at a standstill, the Government of Nepal is putting a special emphasis on encouraging travelers to visit Nepal in 2022, promoting it around the world as a destination for adventure,...

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Khumbu dogs go wild after tourism decline All photos: ABHYU GHIMIRE cientists have found genetic evidence that dogs were first domesticated by early humans on the Tibetan Plateau, and interbreeding with the Himalayan grey wolf gave them the ability to adapt to high altitude living. So, it is no wonder that dogs feel so much at home in the m...

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Wow.. Popular Travel Magazine Lonely Planet listed Nepal as a top 10 travel destination for the year 2022 & appreciated Mustang's beauty, high altitude desert with home stay, Coffee with Yak Butter & Kothey momo. ❤️

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Achievement: Nepal wins "Best Response to the Pandemic" award at Wanderlust Magazine UK's Travel awards 2021 for the effort in rescuing tourists, work on sustainability & tourism development. ❤🇳🇵

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Drama in Nepal: Escape From Everest and Baruntse Nepal’s Home Ministry has called for expedition agencies and tourism officials to make climber

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In a bid to boost tourism, Nepal lifts mandatory quarantine for vaccinated tourists Travellers visiting Nepal currently must go into mandatory hotel quarantine for a minimum of seven days upon arrival in Nepal.

Sonam Losar

The Tamang community celebrates Sonam Losar every month of Magh (January — Febuary in the Gregorian calendar) with various activities and event's planned.

Losar (Lo - year, sar - new) is a national holiday of tibetan buddhism celebrated in the mountainous and hilly regions of Nepal, China - our northern neighbors as well as various regions of Asia such as Malaysia, Thailand, Bhutan, India, Laos and Japan where buddhism practitioners are concentrated. It takes on different names and is celebrated by the ethnic groups that recognize it in their own individual ways, for instance, the Gurungs call it "Tola Losar" whereas the Sherpas celebrate "Gyalpo Losar". Today is "Sonam Losar" and is commemorated with much fanfare by the Tamang community.

One of the indigenous group's of Nepal with their language being the 5th most spoken in Nepal, the Tamang community is famous for nurturing a deep respect for nature and having abundant skill in horse riding. They recognize 12 different years and represents these years as the year of the mouse, cow, tiger, cat, vulture, snake, horse, sheep, monkey, dog, bird and deer with the mouse being the first year in rotation, and deer the last. These 12 years also have been found to represent the 12 signs of the horoscopes as well. It is believed that this system of representation of the years traces it's roots to China where the new year is also named after different animals. Only sharing a origin with the Chinese new year however, this new year is celebrated by the Tamang community in their own unique style.

The Tamang community celebrates Sonam Losar every month of Magh (January — Febuary in the Gregorian calendar) with various activities and event's planned. Starting with a everyday Tamang household, it is common to see the house being meticulously cleaned and being marked with colored flags and Buddhist mantra cloths. Family gatherings with grand feasts are organized to exchange well wishes amongst family. Monasteries are adorned with colorful accessories which attracts lots of onlookers who also visit these monasteries to receive blessings from the residents monks to bolster their progress and happiness in their lives and in the lives of their families. In a community, the people participate in different cultural programs such as musical and dance performances also known as “Tamang Selo” which are quite well known for being built around love, daily struggles of the community and the meaning of life. Considered a staple musical instrument, the Damphu drum(Similar to a large tambourine) is also used to accompany and augment these performances. Other notable events include celebrations at Tundikhel, Kathmandu where various contests of skills, feasts are organized (Miss Tamang being such an event). It also provides ample opportunity to witness members of the Tamang community in their traditional garbs and jewellery. Furthermore, due to its status as a national holiday it is common for various national figureheads and notable citizens to send their well wishes to the community.

Organizing these myriad of events and festivities, the Tamang community has made sure that this tradition has been going strong for more than 100 years and will go on with the same energy for many generations to come. Come and join in, exchange well wishes and get a chance to interact and experience a vivid culture and its people during this most auspicious occasion.

Happy Sonam Losar!!