My Trip To Kathmandu, The Capital City Of Nepal || Let's Feel The Beauty Of Nepal and Nepalese

Hello Steemians,
Greetings From Nepal,

Today I would like to share with you my most adventurous journey to the most populated and polluted city of Nepal, Kathmandu. I have visited kathmandu so many times for so many reasons but this one is so memorable and I wouldn't forget it in my life.

Warning : this is post extremely long, and by "extremely long" I mean very very very long :) Also, I don't tend to show my photography skills rather I want to depict a clear picture of Nepal and Nepalese. And I do admit there is certainly a difference when it comes to extreme photography and photos taken from a smartphone. Hope you can understand :))

Let me take this one as a thumbnail and let's begin the journey :P

Okay, so I set up my journey as early as 6 am in the morning. I was alone, I mean not really alone, but was without friends. I didn't get a chance to capture pictures while I was going to kathmandu, but I did capture a lot while I was coming from kathmandu.

Here's the daily traffic of kathmandu

And, this is the outside view of the place where I was staying.

You know, I am not liking kathmandu, just because it's over polluted. Yet, this place contains a lot temples, gumbas, buildings and natural scenarios which really amuses anyone. Also, as a capital city this is highly populated because everyone comes here for various reason. And, I was also here for a reason that will come in the later part of the blog :)

I stayed in kathmandu for 3 days, and before my work was done I didn't get to capture any pictures. The last day, I along with my maternal uncle went to visit a temple nearby. Not knowing what was the name of the temple I took some pictures of it.

Okay, here's the beautiful "kritipur" where I stayed :)
as seen from the top of that temple

seems like it's already dusk

ah, kind of a mess here

yet, there are people living here,

So, it was getting night and I wasn't able to click more pictures. The next day, I set up myself to come back to my hometown and this is where the actual adventure begins :)

Okay, here's where I set up my journey to my hometown

was as early as 6 am in the morning

We stopped here for the lunch :)

people are burning plastics here

After we resumed our journey again, I was extremely delighted to view this beautiful sight :) I wish I could stop by and observe these mountains and fog

Eww, soon we were about to face a very long queue. Who knew it coming? probably God :P .
Yeah, we heard that there was a small landslide of some kind from the hills, this blocked the only way from kathmandu to chitwan, my hometown. So, there were probably more than thousands of vehicles on the queue. If I were to measure the length of the queue than it would probably be 80 km or so

So, we had to wait for 3 hours until we reached Muglin(the half way between kathmandu and chitwan )
You know, how those 3 hours would be like, in those extremely harsh sunlight, no ac, no fans, very poor data connection...
I took some of those times to capture whatever I see :)

How it feels to observe these beauties of nature ......

And, this is your loving steemian, Aashish Kandel ;)

ah, I was so hot.... sorry sorry, I mean it was so hot ;)

Look, how people are so desperate because of this very long queue

And, after 3 hours of exposure in harsh sunlight, we finally reached Muglin.
We had some meal there, and we asked the people how far was the actual landslides. It was 3 - 4 kms away and we decided to walk on foot up to that spot. You know, those sun rays, they were killing us !!
Anyway I managed to capture some pictures on the way

Can you climb this ??

Can you zoom this? and see that some people are actually living in there !!

Can you feel these? so hard rocks !!

looks like we have finally reached the place where the actual problem was

how people were willing to go home sooner

After 3 hours, the road was finally cleared. If I were to come on any of these vehicles, then that would take a whole night or even more. So, I called my father and then we went on bike.

This is some kind of waterfall on the way

Can you see anything in this dust? Yet, we did ride a bike here !!

and, this is how the road of some places is

And, after one and half hours we did reach home,

I hope you enjoyed the blog and all these beautiful pictures. You're heartily welcome to our country anytime. We have a diverse verities of land, soil, plants, wildlife, and a lot of natural heritages. There are so many places which are highly encouraging tourism.

Okay, hope you did enjoy the blog, and so the time for my actual purpose of the visit. So, this was "US Embassy Nepal". And I did get a visa. The visa was granted for 5 years and this is for my undergraduate education. You know, how happy I am that I got a visa to my dreamland. I am a believer of fate, and also "karma". I hope I will do good with my education in US and my career in computer science and programming.

I love my country so much, I will return to my country after I am done with my education.

Disclaimer :From my internet it took me a long time to upload these pictures, and by "long time" I mean very very very long time. All images were captured by me with the help of my smartphone redmi note 4. I returned home the day before yesterday, and yesterday I did rest the whole day, and today I spent a whole day managing this blog and uploading these images.

Thank you for giving your time to read this article :)

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Aashish Kandel,

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