Karnali : Best Place To Visit In Karnali
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Karnali : Stickers with pictures of major tourist destinations in all 10 districts of Karnali have been published. The sticker includes the logo of the tourist destination as well as the Nepal Tourism Year, 2020 and the state government’s slogan ‘Let’s go to Karnali this time’. Secretary at the Ministry of Industry, Tourism, Forest and Environment, Dr. Krishna Prasad Acharya, informed that the stickers have been published for the purpose of promoting the main destination of Karnali.
Secretary Dr. Acharya praised the practice of sticking stickers for the first time. He said that attention should be paid to the planned development as a master plan has been prepared for the overall tourism development of Karnali. “The contribution of private sector and transport entrepreneurs is important in the development of infrastructure and tourism promotion in the tourism sector,” he said.
Ramesh Sapkota informed that in the first phase, eight new night buses brought for Surkhet-Kathmandu, Jajarkot-Kathmandu and 20 vehicles operating on the hilly roads of Karnali from Surkhet have been affixed with stickers with tourist information. He informed that the stickers were initially published at the expense of the government and the state government will provide the stickers in the coming days.
The sticker has pictures of Raratal, Deuti Bajya Temple, Bubble, Kankrevihar, Jajarkot Durbar, Tripurasundari Temple, Chhatreswari Temple, Shefoxendo, Panchkoshi Jwala and other places.
With the federal government declaring 2020 as the ‘Nepal Tourism Year’, state and local governments are busy planning tourist attractions. Karnali, which has a lot of tourist potential, is also eager to welcome tourists in the English New Year. The Karnali government is launching the year of tourism from Bubble, Surkhet on January 1 with the objective of supporting the promotion of tourist destinations. Bubble is the main destination of Surkhet. The state government is planning to welcome tourists from here and attract as many internal and external tourists as possible during the year.
The state government celebrated 2075 BS as ‘Rara-Karnali Tourism Year’. Rara remained at the center of the year-round tourism activities. Due to this, other destinations connected with Rara were also chosen by the tourists. Tourist activity continued throughout the year. Minister for Industry, Tourism, Forest and Environment Nanda Singh Budha said that Rara Karnali is preparing to attract more domestic and foreign tourists in the tourism year 2020 based on the achievements and learning of the tourism year. “The Rara Karnali Tourism Year has created a great debate for the promotion and development of the tourism sector. The issue of identification of tourist destinations up to Vadastar and its infrastructure development and promotion has been given priority. This can be considered as a positive aspect,” he said.
This time, in the year 2020 BS, the Tourism Promotion Committee of the state government is planning to create its own slogan and logo to attract tourists to Karnali. The state government is realizing the concept of tourist-friendly Karnali by conducting simultaneous promotion and infrastructure development works under the slogan ‘Let’s go to Karnali this time’ (It’s Time for Karnali). For its systematic implementation, the state government is making public the ‘Tourism Master Plan’ prepared in 9 months on January 1. Minister Budha said that the government is committed to provide maximum facilities and security to the tourists during the visit year.
Raju Karki, hotelier of Rara and co-coordinator of the state-level Tourism Promotion Committee, said that Karnali was a suitable destination not only for observing the natural beauty, but also for pilgrimage and study of cultural diversity. “Karnali is beautiful in all respects. There are endless features in Nepal that can be found here,” he said. “If infrastructure is developed along with publicity, Karnali can become the first choice of tourists.”
There are many tourist attractions in Karnali. The general public is interested in studying / observing new topics. A similar new scene can be seen in Karnali. Mugu has one of the largest raratals in Nepal, where the snotrout species is found nowhere else. The saptarang seen in the water of the lake when the weather is open fascinates the visitors.
Rara is reached after a one-and-a-half day bus journey from Surkhet or a two-hour uphill walk from Surkhet-Nepalgunj to Mugu’s Talcha Airport. From here, Chhayannath Himal can be observed. Fascinated by the immense beauty of Rara, the then King Mahendra gave the title of ‘Fairy of Heaven’ in the year 2020. Horseback riding and boat rides can be enjoyed in Rara. Murmatap is called Rara’s View Tower. From there, the full form of Rara can be captured on camera.
Chankheli Himal is on the border of Mugu and Humla. A picture of this mountain is kept on a rupee note. The Humla road is used to reach Mansarovar, a place of pilgrimage for both Hindus and Buddhists. Hundreds of Indian tourists visit Mansarovar from here every year. Simkot of Humla is the highest headquarters of Nepal. It is 2,900 meters above sea level. The Limi Valley can be reached in five days on foot from Simkot. There is a thousand year old Halji Gumba here. Humla is a fast gateway for world pilgrims and Mansarovar.
Dolpa has the deepest She-Foksundo Lake. There is a famous Tripurasundari temple in Dolpa. Snow leopards can be seen in Shei Foksundo National Park. Lower and upper dolpa are considered suitable for hiking. The Nagla Ghanti area within the Upper Dolpa footpath is very picturesque. The world’s highest human settlement is located in the Dolpa Valley. Similarly, Shei Foksundo Rara is an area with great potential for trekking.
The Sinja Valley of Jumla is the birthplace of the Nepali language. The state government is inviting Khas Nepali speakers from all over the world to visit Sinja at least once on the occasion of the visit year. After a three-hour bus journey from Jumla headquarters Khalangabazar, you reach the Sinja area. Rara can be reached through Sinja area. Jumla has Kanjirova and Patarasi mountains.
People from all over the country come here in the belief that bathing in hot water will bring health benefits. There is a famous Chandannath temple in Khalanga, the district headquarters. Jumla is equally famous for its world-class paddy cultivation, Marcy rice, beans and apples. Along with the Pachal waterfall of Kalikot, the Pili area is popular for war tourism. The beautiful settlements of Karnali seen from the Karnali Highway are another attraction for tourists.
There is the first record of Nepali language in Dullu of Dailekh. Shirasthan, Navisthan, Dhuleshwar, Paduka, Kotila Panchkoshi areas are the first choice for tourists visiting Dailekh. Nepalis as well as Indians come here to see the blazing flames at Nabhisthan, the summit of Panchkoshi. Here, the Government of Nepal is currently investigating whether there is a stockpile of petroleum products with Chinese assistance. The Dullu region is rich in history, culture and archeology
. Archaeological streams, temples, temples can be seen in abundance. Kotgadhi, Panchadeval, Belaspur temple, Gunrase area are among the tourist destinations. You must also come to Dailekh to see the endangered Raute race of South Asia. Similarly, the Karnali region is known as the birthplace of 36 different castes. People from Dulal, Nepal, Khanal, Dahal, Lamsal, Koirala, Parajuli, Rupakheti, Basyal and other villages visit the villages of Dailekh to see their ancestral land.
The main destinations of the state capital Surkhet are Bubble Lake, Kankrevihar, Deutibajya Temple, Ghantaghar, Barahatal and Gadhi Bayalkanda. Tourists are fascinated by the unique artistic style of Kankrevihar. These places in Surkhet are worth visiting for tourists visiting Rara, Jumla, Dailekh. Surkhet is a transit point for tourists visiting Karnali. Karnali has also opened the door for development tourism.
The Bheri-Babai diversion project under construction in Surkhet has also highlighted the potential of development tourism. For the first time in Nepal, a multi-purpose project is being constructed here by digging a tunnel with a machine and pouring water from one river to another. Therefore, Bheri-Babai come every day from different parts of the country for educational and study visits. Other major infrastructure projects in Karnali have also increased the potential for development tourism.
Diger Sai Temple in Rukum West, Sharpu Lake, Durbar area of Jajarkot and Kubinde Daha in Salyan, Chhayakshetra, Khairawang Bhagwati Devi are the main tourist destinations. Karnali enters the state through Mansarovar, the longest river in the country and its source.
The origin of Mashto, the deity of the Khasas, is also mentioned in the old texts and various researches spread all over the world through this Mansarovar region and Karnali. Not only natural beauty, but also mountain life, art culture, costumes attract the mind of the visitor. The Tharu, Raji minority of Karnali lives in Surkhet. Tharu culture can be observed in the Birendranagar Valley. For that, homestay has been run by the Tharu community.
President of the Federation of Nepalese Chambers of Commerce and Industry, Karnali Pradesh, Padma Bahadur Shahi said that the construction of Bheri and Karnali corridors would help in the tourism infrastructure and tourist traffic of Karnali. He says, “The Bheri Corridor will connect Salyan, Jajarkot and Dolpa tourist destinations through East Surkhet, while the Karnali Corridor will connect Surkhet, Dailekh, Kalikot and Humla.”
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