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Health Benefits With Yoga

Posted by Jyoti Manandhar | Posted in | Posted on 2:35 AM

The full form of yoga: Y stands for Young, O for Omniscient, and G for Garrison and finally A for Awake.Yoga is one of the most remarkable successes of human ingenuity. In India it has a long history of nearly three thousand years and Yoga became universal now days because of its positive result found by the scientist through out their modern tests. Yoga is like doing meditation with the combination of aerobic exercises, it prevents us from being sick. Yoga exercise provides both short and long-term health benefits maintaining the fitness and flexibility to the exercisers. Some people find yoga as the solutions to their past health sufferings because they achieved calm and stress free mind plus healthy and fit body. Relaxation comes into us with the regular practice of yoga which goes through several stages of breathes control and physical positions. Whether young or old yoga helps everybody to stay fit and healthy both physically and mentally as well. Body and mind be totally fit after doing properly balanced series of yoga exercises. Different sort of people have different types of medical problems some of them are overweight and some are under, some have blood pressure related disease and some have diabetes, Yoga comes with the solution to solve all most all of our medical problems. After having a positive result on health, some people even feel that doing yoga is better then treating a disease with chemical drugs having side effects later. First we must lean some basic rules and regulations to follow while doing yoga to learn the facts like some pregnant woman cannot do yoga during her pregnancy period. Before starting Yoga exercises It is always better to learn the basic methods of doing yoga with the experienced yoga teachers, their books and instructional video packages which are not too expensive and some even comes for free. We can easily find more information on yoga exercises and the helping teachers on Patanjail Yog Peeth the yoga centers.

Festivals.. ...

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Posted by Jyoti Manandhar | Posted in | Posted on 2:21 AM

Teej
Dancing, folk songs and the red colour of women’s wedding saris dominate the days of Teej, a Hindu festival celebration that combines sumptuous feasts as well as rigid fasting. Significant of the heavenly occasion when Parvati, daughter of the King of Himalayas, won over Lord Shiva after severe meditation and fasting, Teej is a three days long festival. Dancing, folk songs and the colour red dominate the Hindu festival of womanhood. On the first day, mother gift their daughters with deliciously prepared food and clothing prior to the day of fasting. At midnight, guarded over by women searching the blessings of the Lord for the long life, health and happiness of their spouse. Unmarried women take the fast in the belief of attaining a good husband. During the day, women visit Shiva temples especially the Temple of Pashupatinath. Women dress in the auspicious red colour and proceed in groups, singing and dancing on the street leading to the temples. At Pashupatinath temple women circumambulate the Lingam the phallic symbol of the lord, offering flowers, sweets and coins. The fast is broken on the next day after a prayer ceremony conducted by the priest. The third day of the festival is Rishi Panchami. Women pay homage to various deities and bathe with red mud found on the roots of the sacred Datiwan bush, along with its leaves. This act of purification is the final ritual of Teej, after which women are considered absolved from all sins. The austerity of the festival is dissolved in the bonding that women share as they come together in prayer.
Gai Jatra
The festival of “Gai Jatra” has its roots in the ancient ages when people worshipped Yamaraj-The God of Death. It is believed that the cow, revered as a holy animal by Hindus, helps departed souls on their journey into the after world. The festival is celebrated in different forms in the valley, either individually or together in processions. Young boys are dressed as cows and mark the beginning of the procession and are accompanied to traditional music. This is also an occasion when Open Street comedies are performed and people are entertained to satire on the ills of the political, social, and economical systems prevalent in the society.
Janai Purnima
Janai Purnima is the day when Hindu men tie a sacred thread called the janai across their torso, worn as a symbol of consciousness and complete control of body, speech, and mind after having passed boyhood. This full moon day also sees devotees at holy rivers taking ritual baths. Priests at temples or while visiting homes tie sacred threads on the wrists of men, women and children as a mark of protection against evil. Newars from the valley celebrate the festival as Gunhi Punhi where Kwati, a soup made from nine different beans is religiously cooked in all homes. A pilgrimage to Gosainkunda, the mountain lake at the base of the Himalayas is considered extremely auspicious. Traditional faith healers called Jhankris perform symbolic dances to throbbing drumbeats all day and night.

Departmental Stores & Services

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Posted by Jyoti Manandhar | Posted in | Posted on 2:11 AM

Departmental stores are the stores where different sort of consumer goods are kept for sales. Those consumer goods in the departmental store covers the wide ranges form food & beverages, fashion & clothing, Electronics & kitchen materials and some even have medical products in the store. The sales in the departmental store are made with the Sales Representatives. Sales representatives are the one who represents the product in the market for sales, made by different manufacturer or a company. Many of the sales representatives are employed by the same company, their main job is to represent the product made by the manufacturer or the products that comes into the store for sales. A representative having a medical degree is suitable for selling the medical product similarly for selling other consumer goods like clothing, food & beverages, equipments same sort of educational qualification is required. A representative definitely requires the product knowledge of whatever he or she is selling and is more successful on their sales with the knowledge. There are lots of departmental stores in Kathmandu valley these days among them Bhat Bhateni Super Market & Departmental Store located in Bhat Bhateni Complex Kathmandu has just started the business.

Kathmandu Valley and Inside

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Posted by Jyoti Manandhar | Posted in | Posted on 11:02 PM

1.Kathmandu Durbar Square: This complex of palaces, courtyards and temples, built between the 12th and 18th centuries, used to be the seat of the ancient Malla kings of Kathmandu. An intriguing piece here is the 17th century stone inscription set into the wall of the palace with writings in 15 languages. The Durbar Square, protected as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is the social religious and urban focal point of the city. There are also three museums inside the palace building.
2.Swayambhu Stupa: This is the Buddhist stupa watches over the Valley from the top of a hillock on its western side. The huge stupa is one of theholiest Buddhists sites in Nepal and its establishment is linked to the creation of the Kathmandu Valley out of a primordial lake. Swayambhu is also known as Samhengu and is listed as a World Heritage Site. The national Museum and the Museum of Natural History are situated at the foot of the hill.
3.Budhanilkantha: This temple is situated below Shivapuri hill at the northern end of the Valley. It is about 9 km from the city center. The hub of the temple complex is a pond in which lies a great stone figure of the Hindu god Vishnu reclining on the coils of the cosmic serpent. It is also known as Bhuijasi.


Beyond Kathmandu Valley

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Posted by Jyoti Manandhar | Posted in | Posted on 2:15 AM

There are many beautiful and interesting places to visit outside the Kathmandu Valley. Places full of history and historical remains, or remarkable for their scenic beauty. Most are easily reached from Kathmandu by road or by air and are at the end of the good trek like the Everest, Langtang, Annapurna and Dhaulagiri areas.
Kakani: 6500 ft. above sea-level, lies 27 kilometers northwest of the Kathmandu valley. It overlooks the northwestern Himalayan ranges against the vastness of the blue sky in the northeast. The fabulous holiday area of Kakani features attractions ranging from beautiful alpine scenery to the magnificent Himalayan panorama, particularly of the Ganesh himal massif.
Nagarkot: Nagarkot is about 32 kilometers east of Kathmandu. A tour of Kathmandu is considered incomplete without a one-hour ride to catch the awesome views from this hilltop. It is situated at an altitude of 7,133 ft. above sea level the cool mountain air augments the pleasure of beholding a sight so beautiful. It is a year round holiday resort. The panorama of major peaks of the most of the eastern Nepal Himalayas, including Sagarmatha, (Mt. Everest) can be seen from here. You will get the best views from Nagarkot at sunset and sunrise. Many trekkers itinerary includes a trek to Nagarkot at the end of a weeklong trip to Langtang or the Helambu circuit. Besides trekking, there are bird watching trips, village walks, mountain biking up and downhill and pony treks to fill your hours in the wilderness. Biking to any of the trekking destinations can be an exhilarating experience.
Dhulikhel: Dhulikhel, the scenic and ancient Newari town is situated 30 kilometers east of Kathmandu on Araniko Rajmarga (Kathmandu-Kodari Highway). It has been one of the favorite destinations for mountain views. From here one can have the Complete Panoramic view of the snowy ranges from east to west, with the vast panorama of Himalayan peaks stretching from the Annapurnas in the west
to Gauri Shanker in the east clearly visible, the resorts here are much sought after.
Daman: For the view of the breath-taking grandeur of the world’s highest peaks, extending in one glittering arc from far west of Dhaulagiri to far
east of Sagarmatha (Mt. Everest), there is no better place than Daman, daman lies 80 kilometers southwest of Kathmandu on the Tribhuvan Rajmarga mountain highway. There is a view tower fitted with along range telescope. An unrivalled view of the Himalayas in the monopoly of Everest Panorama Resort, perched high on the hilltop of resort enjoys a sweeping view from beyond Everest in the east to Dhaulagiri in the west. While in Daman, there are villages to hike Sarovar Lake, biking trips to Palung valley or pony treks in the wild. If you want more, there is the mini golf pitch, snooker table and tennis court to keep you occupied. After a day full of adventure, there is a sauna or Jacuzzi to relax in. The resort is also an excellent conference venue given its tranquil surroundings and cool refreshing air.
Chaku, the Last Resort: Built high on solid rock overlooking the gushing waters of the Bhote Koshi River, only 12 km from the Tibetan border, the resort exudes peace. The resort also built the Swiss-designed suspension bridge that enables you to cross over from the Araniko Highway to reach there. This bridge is a blessing for the locals who previously walked five hours to cross the deep gorge. The Last Resort’s biggest attraction is without doubt, the Bunge Jump. The crowd of people, who drive three-and-a-half hours just to jump off the bridge with a cord tied to their feet, speaks v
olume of its popularity. It’s a 160m drop to the river below tourist call it ‘Nepal’s Ultimate Rush’. But jumping is not all you have there. The river below provides rafters the thrill of their lives as they soar above rapids, you can also try canyoning, a relatively new sport where you can do anything from abseiling down a waterfall to literally sliding down a rock canyon, wearing protective gear, of course. If kayaking is more to your liking then the Bhote Koshi provides an excellent opportunity to speed down the river all by yourself or join the kayak clinic as a beginner. The resort is surrounded by high rock cliffs, which gives an opportunity for great hikes. An early morning trek up these cliffs can be invigorating. The Duganagadi Hidden Fort & Monasteries trek takes you through the historic trade route between Nepal and Tibet. This resort may also be considered for seeking an escape from the stress and strain of city life. Stretch out in the spacious Instant Karma Bar or lie back in the late afternoon sun surrounded by nature’s wonders. This is your holiday paradise.

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