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September 22, 2024

On 22nd September 2024, 17 enthusiastic participants came together at Deerwalk Complex. The group set off at 8:06 AM, embarking on a journey towards Lauke Jharna, a distance of approximately 29.2 kilometers from DSS. The objective of the hike was to promote outdoor activity, environmental awareness, and camaraderie among the participants.

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September 21, 2024

Introduction:

On September 21, 2024 we the students of grade 11 set out to explore Namobuddha located in the heart of Panauti. This report describes the experiences and fun we had in our one day hike to the southeast outskirts of Kathmandu valley intertwined with ancient Buddhist practices.

Hike Overview:

At around 8:30 am we left our school, and arrived at Panauti after one and half hours via bus. While on the way there we had a lot of fun on the bus singing and dancing like there was no tomorrow. While the ride was fun for some but for others it was a challenge coping up with motion sickness. The bus was parked nearly half an hour away from the trail. With the beginning of our hike we started to collect the plastic wastes scattered along the trail. We all were assigned with a garbage bag to collect the garbage along our way. The path was really beautiful, covered with greenery,  and the weather was also perfect. Soon we were greeted with a long set of stairs leading to our destination. Carrying the garbage bag on one hand and climbing up the steps was quite challenging and exhausting. Upon reaching the top we stopped by to catch our breath and for pictures. We encountered a foreign tourist with whom we had a great conversation. Our group went on exploring the place and soon we realized that we were on the wrong path. Upon reuniting with our other group we clicked some group pictures and then went for more sightseeing. The beautiful architecture of the Tibetan Buddhist monastery was mesmerizing. As it was situated atop a hill the 360 view of the valley beneath was appealing. It is believed that one of the princes of that region was once out on hunting. While he explored the jungle he came across a cave with a mother tiger and her cubs. The prince was quick to notice that the tiger had just given birth and was really weak and needed food. The prince without any hesitation sliced up bits of his flesh to feed the mother and her young ones which lead to the prince’s death. His family built a stupa over the place he was buried to honor him. 

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September 21, 2024

On 21st of September, 2024, our school took the students of grade 9 and 10 on a hike to Tarebhir. All of us arrived at the school at 8:30 am and as soon as everyone was there, we left for the hike. Our first destination was Budhanilkantha, Shivapuri National Park gate. The journey was pretty long so for entertainment, we danced the whole way. Most of us danced to the music’s beat whereas some of them were not interested. Due to our crazy dances, the bus was shaking. We reached our destination in about 40 minutes.

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August 24, 2024

On August 24, 2024, a collaborative hiking event was organized by the DWIT Social Service Club and DWIT Hiking Club in partnership with the Lions and Leos Club. The hike, titled "Hike for Health, Environment, and Happiness", brought together 31 enthusiastic participants—14 from Deerwalk College and 17 from the Lions and Leos Club—with the aim of cleaning the hiking trail leading to Champadevi. This event showcased the unity and dedication of the participants towards a noble cause.

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August 11, 2024

11th August, 2024, the teachers of Deerwalk Sifal School were to go for a hike; Naubise - Tinchange Jharana - Deerwalk Dhading School. The teachers were slowly gathering in the school premises and by 8:00, we were all ready to begin. At around quarter past eight, we departed from the school and picked up a few teachers on the way to Thankot. We had to take our breakfast on the way. We had chana, an egg, sadheko alu, samosa, pakauda, and a cup of tea each. Naubise to Tinchange Jharana as our hiking trail, we reached the foot of the hill at around noon. We were supposed to begin our hike from there. It was raining cats and dogs, without being a hindrance to
our journey.