Batasedanda : Queen Of The Mountains Tansen ,Palpa

Batasedanda : It was very cold when we reached Tansen Batasedanda of Palpa on Thursday morning. The mountains turned white on Wednesday due to snowfall in the north. Looking south, I saw ‘White Lake’. The hills of the nearby Gulmi Varse area were covered with snow. It was very cold when we reached Tansen Batasedanda of Palpa on Thursday morning.

Batasedanda

The mountain turned white on Wednesday due to snowfall in the north. Looking south, I saw White Lake. The hills of the nearby Gulmi Varse area were covered with snow. Tansen also comes from the Terai to seek coolness because of the picturesque environment and many areas. Everyone knows that you have to sleep in a quilt in Tansen when it is very hot in Butwal of 39 km Terai Rupandehi.

Tourists call it the queen of the mountains because of the change in the weather. Cold weather, hilly settlements, the opportunity to reach the mountains and play with the breeze of the mountains as well as the white lake seen in the morning are the specialties here. It is cold in Tansen even in April and May when the heat increases. The temperature in Tansen has dropped by 3 degrees this year.

Batasedanda

The rain on Wednesday made it very cold here. From Batasedanda, snow was seen falling on the high lake of Gulmi. It was like looking at the beautiful view of Dhawalagiri Himal and the surrounding mountains. Madi field, also known as White Lake, is dummy and snowy in the mountains. Most of the Indian tourists used to come in summer or winter season.

Batasedanda

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There is no arrival this time. They come here to enjoy the warmth of the sun and the cold of summer. As it is only 65 kilometers away from the Indian border, Tansen is chosen. Alok Joshi, a journalist at the Indian border, says, “Tansen is very beautiful. From here you can see the snow and the nearby Terai.

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