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Hiking from Larcha to Yarmasing Fort
Hiking from Larcha to Yarmasing Fort
Steven

Vishnu Kshetri


 Geared up from Office in our office van for Yarmasing . If your back hurts -- the cure may be as simple as putting one foot in front of the other. Walking can lessen pain, hasten healing, boost strength, increase flexibility, and, in the long run, prevent recurrences 10:00 AM – reached a place named 0 Kilo and had a stop for breakfast, that was unusual but many of us would like to go for its delicacy. It's an easy way to a healthier you. Brisk walking lowers the risk of heart disease and type 2 diabetes in women, according to research published in the Journal of the American Medical Association. So in addition to strengthening your calves, hamstrings, arms (your entire body, really) walking can help prevent disease and illness. The bottom line: It does a body good 11:00 – had a chance to meet six students of Chandeshwori School in Barhabise who were sponsored by Namlo International for higher education from Yarmasing. We presented them some note books and pencils on behalf of D2 Nepal. .

 

 You'll stick to it. Experts call it adherence. Others call it dedication. According to the American College of Sports Medicine, people tend to stick to a walking program better on a long-term basis than to other exercise activities. After all, you can do it anywhere -- with no equipment required. 12:30 PM - Commenced hiking from Larcha (which means can’t hold but roll down in Sherpa language) to Yarmasing and reached there at 3:00PM. Dawa, who was guiding us to reach Yarmasing, had an arrangement to welcome us at his sister, Shangmu’s home with refreshment. Soon after, we proceeded to Yarmasing School, Where they had an astonishing preparation for us. By the time we reached there we were all very tired but their warm welcome made us all forget our tiredness though it all came as a beautiful surprise for all of us. After being introduced with teachers and people of local community care takers of school we handed over some parcels of D2 to the students. Then they put a cultural program with some dances and songs to entertain us..

 

It's a no pain, all gain proposition. Your body will thank you for choosing such a stress-free exercise method with low risk of injury. The impact of running on your joints is about three times your body weight, while walking is only about 1.3 times your body weight. "Lower impact means there's less risk that you'll have sore muscles, aching joints and repetitive stress injuries," explains Dr. Bach. 4:30 PM – After having real refreshing time at the school at Yarmasing Dawa guided us towards a fort from where our great warrior Junga Bahadur Rana had fought against Tibet. We could have clear view of the mountains covered with snow from there. It was as beautiful place as one can ever think of. After that we headed towards the beautiful and neat village once again where we were invited by Dawa and his sister Sangmu for lunch at her house. The cuisine was prepared by Shangmu and that was delicious but their hospitality was much more than that. We experience the reception time to time but it was one, amongst the special ones. 

 

Both social butterflies and soul searchers enjoy it. There's no better way to catch up on gossip, brainstorm business plans or mull over an idea with a friend. Instead of meeting for a sit-down lunch, take a stroll. Or if you're in desperate need of some alone time, walking is also a great way to relax, reflect and re-energize after a long day or before the start of a busy one. 7:20 PM – After the charming and refreshing hospitality that we received at Yarmasing, we had to take leave from there. Though the evening view of sunset had made the snowy mountains look like golden mountains. It was all like heaven to have that view. Then we headed to return and we reached back at Larcha, boarded in the van to come back to Kathmandu. . it’s an excuse-proof workout. Walking is cheap and easy. No gym membership or expensive equipment required. Bad weather? Head to a mall -- some cities are extending hours so walkers can stride (and window shop) before stores open. 10:00PM – All the way in van, most of us were tired but still could not help thinking about the Amazing view we had, wonderful people with such soothing hospitality and generous soul. It all came out to be a beautiful experience ever had. Arrived in Kathmandu from Larcha with unforgettable memories that hiking can offer us if we pay a little efforts to go on! . You can walk your way to the Fountain of Youth. A new study from the American Academy of Neurology reports that walking can keep your mind sharp as you age. Researchers tested the cognitive abilities of 5,925 women ages 65 and older, and then tested them again six to eight years later. Their finding: women who walked an average of 18 miles a week had the least cognitive decline. Women who said they walked the least -- just half a mile a week -- showed the greatest decline. 


Hiking from Larcha to Yarmasing Fort

1. Spot the China Town Khasa Bazzar

Hiking from Larcha to Yarmasing Fort

2. On the way to Duguna

Hiking from Larcha to Yarmasing Fort

3. Bhote Koshi from the Naya Pool

Hiking from Larcha to Yarmasing Fort

4. Hiker, Students sponsored by Namlo International, and Coordinator Mr. Dawa Sherpa

Hiking from Larcha to Yarmasing Fort

5. Baba distributing the Notebook and Pencil to the Students

Hiking from Larcha to Yarmasing Fort

6. Chandeswori School

Hiking from Larcha to Yarmasing Fort

7. Bhote Koshi River at BahraBise

Hiking from Larcha to Yarmasing Fort

8. Kodari highway

Hiking from Larcha to Yarmasing Fort

9. This is 0 Kilo's Breakfast

Hiking from Larcha to Yarmasing Fort

10. Marching ahead

Hiking from Larcha to Yarmasing Fort

11. Larcha (Bandar Ladne Bhir)

Hiking from Larcha to Yarmasing Fort

12. Flying Buddhist Prayer Flags over the Bhote Koshi

Hiking from Larcha to Yarmasing Fort

13. Vishnu without Rope

Hiking from Larcha to Yarmasing Fort

14. The spot for the Bungy Jump

Hiking from Larcha to Yarmasing Fort

15. Last Resort at Bhote Koshi; Read the board and prepare yourself

Hiking from Larcha to Yarmasing Fort

16. Sun welcomes us at Sanga

Hiking from Larcha to Yarmasing Fort

17. Hikers smiling at Naya Pool

Hiking from Larcha to Yarmasing Fort

18. Suspension bridge by Last Resort

Hiking from Larcha to Yarmasing Fort

19. The Hiking commenced from here

Hiking from Larcha to Yarmasing Fort

20. Looking at Hikers Vehicle from Duguna

Hiking from Larcha to Yarmasing Fort

21. Rachana (Rookie) trying hard

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22. Saili aunt on her owner of fuel depot

Hiking from Larcha to Yarmasing Fort

23. Ready for Spring

Hiking from Larcha to Yarmasing Fort

24. Kanchi and Thule Kanchi at Saili's House

Hiking from Larcha to Yarmasing Fort

25. This is public house but looks like religious

Hiking from Larcha to Yarmasing Fort

26. image

Hiking from Larcha to Yarmasing Fort

27. Sherpa Civil Engineering

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28. Charu and Rachana

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29. and her kitchen

Hiking from Larcha to Yarmasing Fort

30. This is for you...

Hiking from Larcha to Yarmasing Fort

31. Falls at Larcha

Hiking from Larcha to Yarmasing Fort

32. Vishnu and Shangmu (Aroma)

Hiking from Larcha to Yarmasing Fort

33. RajK leading the Hike

Hiking from Larcha to Yarmasing Fort

34. Duguna Village

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35. Rachana and her NY

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36. Local fuel supply

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37. and others

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38. Dawa's Aunt

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39. Dawa waiting for others

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40. The khadas were purposed for this

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41. Mutual Respect

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42. and another in Baba's own way

Hiking from Larcha to Yarmasing Fort

43. Here come students with little flower in their little hands

Hiking from Larcha to Yarmasing Fort

44. Look at the Baba

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45. Bashu, Vishnu and Mani

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46. Gift from D2

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47. Some to Principle Hridaya Nath Yadav

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48. Teachers; Dawa, Sita, Ram and Hridaya

Hiking from Larcha to Yarmasing Fort

49. The School

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50. @ Shangmu's Guest Room

Hiking from Larcha to Yarmasing Fort

51. Shangmu's Living Room

Hiking from Larcha to Yarmasing Fort

52. The tradition to welcome the Guest

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53. Student of Bhoomachaur School

Hiking from Larcha to Yarmasing Fort

54. and Lady Teachers with Khada

Hiking from Larcha to Yarmasing Fort

55. The school board

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56. Charming Dawa

Hiking from Larcha to Yarmasing Fort

57. Little Supplies

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58. Manindra joins here to distribute

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59. Here the Sherpa celebrate their Festival Lohsar

Hiking from Larcha to Yarmasing Fort

60. Hiking helps you to become like this

Hiking from Larcha to Yarmasing Fort

61. Wild Begonia

Hiking from Larcha to Yarmasing Fort

62. V from Vishnu

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63. Reflection of Sun from Khasa Bazzar, China to Hikers eye in Nepal

Hiking from Larcha to Yarmasing Fort

64. Danda ko Gham

Hiking from Larcha to Yarmasing Fort

65. Hurray!!! for Baba and Manindra

Hiking from Larcha to Yarmasing Fort

66. Panch Pandav walking at Gadi

Hiking from Larcha to Yarmasing Fort

67. Inside the Resting Place

Hiking from Larcha to Yarmasing Fort

68. The Fort Trench

Hiking from Larcha to Yarmasing Fort

69. Yarmasing Village

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70. Historic Notes

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71. Walking inside the Fort

Hiking from Larcha to Yarmasing Fort

72. The Trail leads to real Hiking, Bhairav Kunda

Hiking from Larcha to Yarmasing Fort

73. This Fort was built in 24 Hours by Junga Bd. Rana

Hiking from Larcha to Yarmasing Fort

74. Far end of the Fort was proposed to attach Tibetan Army

Hiking from Larcha to Yarmasing Fort

75. Hikers on the Fort Parapet

Hiking from Larcha to Yarmasing Fort

76. 150 Years old Lord Ganesh; Stone Carving

Hiking from Larcha to Yarmasing Fort

77. From Gadi to Yarmasing

Hiking from Larcha to Yarmasing Fort

78. Difficult to read but speaks the History Sila Patra

Hiking from Larcha to Yarmasing Fort

79. Middle hill belongs to China

Hiking from Larcha to Yarmasing Fort

80. Mount Ganesh in the Dusk

Hiking from Larcha to Yarmasing Fort

81. First Experience Crossing Suspension bridge in the Dark

Hiking from Larcha to Yarmasing Fort

82. Showing the Road for Next HIKING

Hiking from Larcha to Yarmasing Fort

83. Binesh, Keshav (Looks Like Tribhuwan) and Rachana

Hiking from Larcha to Yarmasing Fort

84. Busy Dawa serves late lunch to hikers

Hiking from Larcha to Yarmasing Fort

85. Monastery of Sherpa in Yarmasing

Hiking from Larcha to Yarmasing Fort

86. For Rememberance @ Shangmu's House

Hiking from Larcha to Yarmasing Fort

87. Rachana and Baba both in Meditation