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1. WILD ROSES August 20, 2008 Found in the Western Himalayas from Pakistan to Nepal in rocky slopes in arid areas at 1,500-4, 100m, the wild rose (Rosa webbiana) is a deciduous shrug. The plant can grow to a height of 2m. It flowers in June and the seeds ripen from August to October. The flowers are hermaphrodite (have both male and female organs) and are pollinated by bees. The fruit is up to 25 mm in diameter, but with only a thin layer of flesh around the seeds. This may be eaten raw or cooked. Care must be taken while eating, as there is a layer of hairs around the seeds just beneath the flesh of the fru... (read more) Author: JASSI KAUR

2. Growers Direct Coffee Appoints Mick Rynning as a Director August 20, 2008 announced today that the board of directors have appointed Mr. Mick Rynning as a new director of Growers Direct Coffee Company, Inc. ("GWDC") Mr. JD Douthitt becomes the new Chairman of the Board and the other director Mr. Nepal Muhuri is the interim Chief Financial Officer. Chairman JD Douthitt commented that "Mr. Rynning is a hands-on guy who has the experience and exceptional credentials in the food and beverage industry, particularly in the coffee and franchise sector, that I am sure will greatly benefit the future growth of GWDC. I welcome Mr. Rynning as a director and will work very ... (read more) Author: wp stjerne

3. Best trekking operator for Nepal,India,Bhutan and Tibet. August 10, 2008 Responsible Adventures are an ecological trekking organization designed to improve, protect and preserve the environment of the Himalayan mountain rangers. An organization for the 21st century, we are leaders in the organization of ecological mountain treks. Responsible Adventures were created and developed by a group of young environmentally and culturally conscious former Trek leaders with more than 18 years of experience each in leading treks throughout the Himalaya, The Alps, Australia and The Rockies. All of the founding worked for some of the biggest and reputed adventure travel co... (read more) Author: Raj Tamang

4. TREKKER'S PARADISE-INDIA August 05, 2008 Nestled in the Himalayas, the Kumaon region of Uttarakhand covers a total area of 21,035 sq km. Adjoining Himachal Pradesh in the northwest and Nepal in the southwest, and relatively easy to access, Kumaon is a wonderful introduction to the Himalayas. Hills walks can lead through forests, valleys bursting with wild flowers and glacial moonscapes of rock and ice. Nainital’s strategic location, within striking range of the inner Himalayas, makes it a good base for exploring other gems of Kumaon – Ranikhet, Jim Corbett Tiger Reserve and Almora. While the hill towns of Ranikhet and Almora have a... (read more) Author: ravinderjeet singh

5. Soap Nuts vs Chemical Detergents and Soaps July 30, 2008 Soap nuts are natural soaps that grow on trees. These are the fruits of the tree called Sapindus. They do not contain any harmful chemicals and dyes or any other artificial fragrance. Sapindus grow in warm tropical regions and are native trees of India, Indonesia, Nepal and other South East Asian countries. They are easy to use and can be trusted for long term safety from any adverse chemical reactions on the body and nature. A comparative study of the two can give a clear picture of what soap nuts can offer you in terms of a natural detergent. To begin with we can discuss the harmful effects... (read more) Author: Matt Johnson

6. Best trekking operator for Nepal,India,Bhutan and India. July 29, 2008 Responsible Adventures are an ecological trekking organization designed to improve, protect and preserve the environment of the Himalayan mountain rangers. An organization for the 21st century, we are leaders in the organization of ecological mountain treks. Responsible Adventures were created and developed by a group of young environmentally and culturally conscious former Trek leaders with more than 18 years of experience each in leading treks throughout the Himalaya, The Alps, Australia and The Rockies. All of the founding worked for some of the biggest and reputed adventure travel co... (read more) Author: Raj Tamang

7. Diwali: The Festival of Light July 18, 2008 India is the largest country in the Indian Subcontinent, bordering Pakistan, China, Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh and Myanmar; while Sri Lanka, the Maldives and Indonesia lie to the South-East in the Indian Ocean. It is the seventh largest country in the world by area and is second only to China in terms of population, with over one billion people. As a result, India is an extremely diverse country, with vast differences in geography, culture, language and ethnicity across its expanse, enticing holidaymakers with the stimulation of the senses that this diversity brings. One of the ways thi... (read more) Author: Isla Campbell

8. Room With A View July 19, 2008 A Room With A View In March of 1999, the Guinness Book of Records bestowed upon Hotel Everest View the title of Highest Placed Hotel in the World. This hotel is situated 13,000 ft (3,964 m) above sea level in Sagarmatha National Park in the Southern Khumbu region of Nepal. With its luxurious accommodations, guests stay overlooking the Himalayan peaks and Mt. Everest. A Japanese construction company, Trans Himalayan Tours Ltd, built the Hotel Everest View in 1968. In October of 1973, the hotel opened its doors for the first time. The hotel was b... (read more) Author: george grimes

9. Soap Nuts for Allergy Relief July 09, 2008 With a long history to back the claim, soap nuts are very effective in treating people having skin allergies including eczema and psoriasis. Used for generations in India and Nepal, soap nuts have made their presence felt in recent years in European nations, as well as in North America. Soap nuts are extremely mild and very effective for people having allergies. Some of the finest quality commercial detergents and cleansers available in the market may be harmful for people suffering from allergies such as eczema and psoriasis due to the chemicals contained in them. Soap nuts contain none of t... (read more) Author: Matt Johnson

10. Natural Medicinal Herb: Shilajit July 05, 2008 Shilajit is the very important Ayurvedic compounds that rejuvenates the body. Shilajit is believe to be first discovered in Modern times by British Explorer Sir Martin Edward Stanley during 1870 –the time when India and Nepal were part of the British Empire. It contains just more than 85 minerals in ionic form and the active principle fulvic acid, humic acid, hippuric acid and benzopyrones. It is mainly used to treat diabetes and various urinary problems. When combined with other herbs it rapidly enhances its effect. It is believed to have strong beneficial effects on the kidneys, urina... (read more) Author: Dr.jenny Hobson

11. The Everest or Solu-Khumbu region June 10, 2008 The Everest or Solu-Khumbu region lies on the eastern part of Nepal. Inhabited by the mountain people who have lived in harmony with their surroundings for hundreds of years, the Solu-Khumbu region has still retained its age old practices. The region which has some of the world’s tallest peaks gained fame with the identification of the world’s tallest peak Everest (8848m) in this region. In terms of popularity among trekkers,this region ranks second only to Annapurna region. This maybe because of its high elevation. The villages and places lying in this region are situated above the 2000m mark... (read more) Author: aneel bhattacharya

12. Everest Skydive in Nepal June 10, 2008 21 May, 2008: Successful Test Jump at Shyangboche by the High & Wild Skydiving Team On 14th & 15th May the managing team from High & Wild for Everest Skydive held a test skydive over Shyangboche airport. On 14th May, around 9:15a.m. two members, Ben Ian Wood and Andi Montriou flew on an army helicopter piloted by Col.Pramod Lama and his assistant Major Subash Thapa to a height of 16000 ft and skydived. Though it was windy, the divers were successful in landing safely at Shyangboche airport. The feat was again repeated the following day (15th May) at 8:30 a.m.by Nigel Gifford and David Ian W... (read more) Author: aneel bhattacharya

13. Hiking makes body-building simple June 04, 2008 Hiking must be the easiest body building method. You don’t need to have strong muscles or professional technique. Both old people and kids can take part in hiking. You will be healthy just by walking. What is hiking? Hiking means walking along paths in mountains. Hiking is different from mountain climbing. You can have a long trip or a short one in hiking. Hiking is loved by people because of the natural scenery and human landscape on the way. History of hiking The word hiking comes from the excursion in Nepal in 2060s. To people in Nepal, such a mountainous country, walking is the ... (read more) Author: ji changyin

14. Maoists recruiting ‘comrades' from neighbors April 30, 2008 Much before victory of Maoists in Nepal, several hundred members of banned underground communist parties in Bangladesh, India and Sri Lanka has been recruited by Maoists for orientation and training on staging similar movements in the respective countries. A source confirms Dhaka’s largest and most influential newspaper, Weekly Blitz that since December 2007, secret recruitment of ‘comrades’ by the Nepalese Maoists began in Bangladesh under the guidance some leftist leaders. Such recruits are sent to various parts in Nepal for six-month orientation and training, with the ulterior motive of beg... (read more) Author: Salah Uddin Shoaib Choudhury

15. Wel Come to Nepal April 25, 2008 Trekking in the Himalaya of Nepal.The Kingdom of Nepal is well known as one of the best destinations in the world for enjoying the real beauty of nature through trekking. The trail into the interior parts of the country follows ancient foot-trails which meander through scenic river-banks, intricately terraced fields and the forested ridges connecting picturesque hamlets and mountain villages. Trekkers can walk along the rough but beautiful trails or virgin tracks in the lap of green and friendly looking hills. The rhododendron-filled, green, dark and deep forests with different seasonal fl... (read more) Author: Hemanta Raj sharma

16. Hotels India are fantastic April 24, 2008 Well known all over the world for its ethnicity and culture the country of India is a dream destination for many foreign visitors and tourists. India is the largest country in the Indian Subcontinent and shares boundaries with China and Nepal to the north, Pakistan to the west, Bhutan to the north-east, Sri Lanka, the Maldives and Indonesia lie to the south-east and Bangladesh and Myanmar to the east. If its land size is anything to go by, India is the seventh largest country in the world. Its multi-lingual and multi-ethnic cultural life is what appeals to the foreign masses. Handicrafts of In... (read more) Author: Nancy Eben

17. Maoist victory in Nepal leaves alarming signal for South Asia April 25, 2008 Although Nepal is one of the smallest countries in South Asia with endless beauties of nature, the recent developments in Katmandu, which resulted in massive victory of Maoist in the election, thus establishment of another Communist rule in world’s lone Hindu nation is seen as an alarming signal for the South Asians nations as well as Asian countries. Many smell involvement of regional intelligence agencies behind such landslide victory or rather a complete upset in media predictions, while others see Al Qaeda’s hand in bringing the Maoists in power with the ultimate objective of turning Nepal... (read more) Author: Salah Uddin Shoaib Choudhury

18. Soap Nuts Combat Hair Loss April 09, 2008 Soap Nuts can be used for more than just laundering clothes. They can be used by men and women alike who are suffering from hair loss. Ayurvedic medicine, practiced mainly in India and Sri Lanka, promotes a way of lifeto prevent hair loss, rather than just occasional treatments. Soap Nuts, which are grown in India and Nepal, are used in Ayurvedic medicine, and have been used for centuries to help against hair loss and dandruff. It is crucial though, to treat the whole body instead of just the symptom of hair loss. According to the American Academy of Dermatology, female hair loss, affects som... (read more) Author: Matt Johnson

19. 5 Amazing Places to Bungee Jump in the World April 08, 2008 1. Victoria Falls Bridge, Zimbabwe Victoria Falls Bridge straddles the two South African countries of Zambia and Zimbabwe, and is situated amidst the spectacular Victoria Falls, which is one of the largest waterfalls in the world and home to a wide range of biodiversity. It is a superb setting for bungee-jumping; in fact, it is considered to be one of the highest bungee jumps in the world. Enjoy the spectacular views of two countries as well as a thrilling bungee jump experience, all at the same time! 2. OO7 Goldeneye Bungee Jump, Switzerland Remember that scene in Goldeneye wh... (read more) Author: James Burrows

20. Trekking in Nepal March 16, 2008 Trekking in Nepal is most popular activities tourist enjoys. Trekking means simply walking up and down in higher mountains crossing villages, high passes, dense forest, valleys. Trekking- hiking along the trails that form the main links between Nepal 's isolated villages and settlements is one the country's main attractions. The word trekking was almost unheard of in Nepal until the sixties but many of today's visitors came to Nepal solely. Trekking in Nepal is one of unique and adventerous activities in the world. Normally trekking walk over 18,000 ft. (5.500m) of height where they will enjoy... (read more) Author: Binod Dahal

21. Survey Research Methodology February 28, 2008 IAAS, Survey Research Methodology Prepared by: Praveen Sapkota IAAS, TU, Rampur Chitwan, Nepal Social research Meaning of social research A social research is a systematic method of exploring, analyzing and conceptualizing social life in order to extend, correct or verify social theories. Aim of social research a) Discover new facts and or verify and test old facts. b) Analyze their sequences, interrelation ships and causal explanations c) Develop new scientific tools, concepts and theories, which facilitate reliable and valid study of human behavior. ... (read more) Author: praveen sapkota

22. Soap Nuts (Soapnuts) - The Environmental Detergent February 11, 2008 Soap Nuts (Soapnuts) – The Environmental Detergent Have you ever thought about all the chemicals that we pour down the drain daily? What impact do they have on our environment? What does this mean for our children’s future? How can we minimize the harmful chemicals we use & save the environment at the same time? Soap Nuts are the answer. What are Soap Nuts? Soap Nuts are not actually nuts at all, but berries (also known as soap berries) that grow on trees in India & Nepal. They contain high concentrations of saponin, which acts as a natural soap when it comes into contact w... (read more) Author: Matt JOHNSON

23. Asia Tourist destinations in South Asia make the best of your time February 07, 2008 Tourism in South Asia has been flourishing for past few years. With growing economic expansion of each South Asian nation, today these rapidly developing nations are going the whole hog to attract maximum tourist each coming year. South Asian Nations or in other words South Asia tourist destinations include Bhutan, India, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka each of which is as beautiful and enticing as the other. Bhutan Tourist Attractions Well renowned all over across the globe as the last Shangri La (meaning- Utopian paradise) on earth, the Kingdom of Bhutan offers helluva lot ... (read more) Author: Nancy Eben

24. Soap Nuts (Soapnuts) - Nature's Natural Detergent January 27, 2008 I’m not an environmentalist by any stretch of the imagination, but I do consider the impact of what I am doing has on the environment. That is why when my wife started using Soap Nuts as our household cleaner, it sparked my curiosity to learn more. What are Soap Nuts? Soap Nuts are actually not nuts at all. They are berries (also known as Soap Berries) that grow on trees in India & Nepal. There are two main varieties of Soap Nuts: sapindus trifoliatus (The Small Soap Nut) and sapindus mukorossi (The Large Soap Nut). The Large Soap Nut is the most commonly used in cleaning (probab... (read more) Author: Matt JOHNSON

25. What Is Cordyceps sinesis and Why Should I Use It? January 16, 2008 Cordyceps sinesis is sometimes known as the Chinese fungus called Cordyceps; or Caterpillar Fungus. It can also be considered to be the Yarchagumba Herb which grows in Nepal, in the subalpine pasture areas of that country. It is called Yarchagumba after the parasitic fungus that is valued for its tonic and aphrodisiacal properties in medicine. Some medical practitioners consider the Cordyceps sinesis very good for lessening phlegm, halting hemorrhage (otherwise called profuse bleeding), boosting your vitality and energy levels; and enhancing the resistance of your kidneys and lungs to disorder... (read more) Author: Xiang Lin

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