Date: March 28/29, 2009
Participants: SuyeshN, KapilP, JeevenB, AshimK, DeepakM, SubashT, NishchalS, PravindaR, RaviS, SantoshK, MaheshR, ShishirA
Hiking Route: Shisneri – Kulekhani Dam –Kalanki
Total Distance covered: 22 kms (approx)
Extra activities:
Football: 1.5 hrs, Swimming: 2 hrs, Carrom board: 1hr
Duration: 6 hours
Report By: MaheshR and PravindaR
Coordinator: NishchalS
Caption: RaviS, PravindaR and SuyeshN
Photos: NishchalS, SuyeshN, RaviS, PravindaR, MaheshR
Creative Support: Dijup Tuladhar / Pallavi Sharma
Geographic Information of Kulekhani
Country: Nepal
Zone: Narayani
District: Makwanpur District
Type: Lake
Area: 124 sq. km
Range: 1500-2600m
Latitude: 27.58333
Longitude: 85.15000
Latitude (DMS): 85° 9′ 0′
Longitude (DMS): 27° 35′ 0′
Aerial Distance from Kathmandu is about 30 km.
Two days would obviously be an exciting trip. This time we did the same through ‘Revisiting Kulekhani’ trip. As it was my first trip to Kulekhani, I was quite curious about the place. This is because of the current situation of Load Shedding and of course the name ‘Kulekhani’ is popular due to the decrement of water level in it. Besides these the widely talked about delicious fish and swimming experience of the past trip made me excited to be a part of it.
Twelve of us left Kathmandu through Nagdhunga by making commitment to follow the rules and regulations of the trip as per one of our members decision. We agreed and started making jokes and singing famous Nepalese songs. All teammates joined in, making the atmosphere livelier. We use a popular “THEGO” as “HASAUNCHA BUDA LE” throughout the trip. After reaching Naubise,we had a heavy lunch in the same hotel as we used to have breakfast earlier.
After having beautiful snapshots on the way, we reached a place called Markhu approx at 4 PM. We tried to stay at the same lodge that we had during last trip, but couldn’t and the reason behind was the ongoing SLC examination. People are facing hard time during SLC exam there. The entire lodge was full of SLC Students, as they have to come across long distance just to attend exam. Some of our friends also thought of staying outside and to play cards if we had brought tent. A prompt Question arose, “how to play card if there is no light”. We got a funny answer “Play Blind”!
After couple of hours walk we finally got one lodge at a place called Kalanki, We booked 3 rooms and returned back to Markhu with fishes, snacks and drinks. Few of us enjoyed photography, others busy beholding nature. We also met another group who were enjoying their picnic at the same place. We formed two teams and enjoyed a competitive match during this football festival of our office. It was a good experience with air filled plastic ball and slippery ground. All of us were tired and then we had a light meal. We enjoyed food in different styles and posed a bit at the bank of the river, some in the natural stream. We finally danced to the famous song “Rato Rani Fulejhai Sanjha ma…” which was the most unforgettable event of this trip. We stayed at Kalanki that night, having our tummies filled with dinner. Few of us played cards, few enjoyed the photos that we took at day time and finally completed the first day of the trip.
At the crack of dawn next day, we went to the descend towards Kulekhani DAM. We saw the actual level of the water there, analyzed the reason and predicted the solution. We enjoyed there by boating, stone throwing and having photo sessions for almost two hours. After that we climbed uphill towards Kalanki. After a few hours drive, we reached a place where we had fun swimming and gossiping with locals, watching traditional ‘ghattas’ and finally got safely back to Kathmandu on time.
Before about 10years
Source:http://www.worldagroforestry.org/Sea/networks/RUPES/download/Site_Study/Siltation_and_Economic_Losses_in_Kulekhani%20Reservior.pdf
It seems you guys had the most enjoying time which rare people get………….have fun…
Q. Tya ta adhyaro huncha, kasari taas khelne?
A. Blind falash khelne ni 😀
Hasaucha “Not give exam but take” le pani. 100 out of 100 timilai.
61 I`m stock in this rope, Rope way of Nepal. Nepal GOV is so careless.
01 world largest child shakyamuni buddha statue at Chobar about 38ft. I didn’t knew Nepal has made world largest young Buddha. Really enjoyed this Hiking.
Pic 01 -Best mobile shot
Pic 18 – Reality Shot
Pic 53 – OAM Shot
Pic 49 – Strugling shot
Pic 58 – rare Shot
Pic 51 – Exciting Shot
aiskyo
The images of this trip reminds me the trip we strode on Sept the 17th 2005. Cheers guys!
http://www.everestuncensored.org/4100/2009/01/29/daman-hiking-2005/
29 some one blink at us, well noticed and Lucky shot!
PT khelera Dhad bhachera Photo ramro aaucha?
49 Kalakar ko Kalakarita
Macha le mahesh lai khana lageko jasto dekhiyecha
SLC exam bigare jasto cha ni nani le.
http://www.everestuncensored.org/5470/2009/04/03/revisited-kulekhani-dam/#18%20SLC%20ko%20pressure
Hiking,Swimming,Footballing,dancing,singing,Carrom boarding,boating,raging,teasing,Fishing,capturing……………………………….Enjoing.
hasau6n budhaharule hasau6n
Not give exam but it should be take exams. Only in Nepali direct comm, we say jaach Dine converting same into English.
daami!!
You guys have diversity in your Hiking trip, such a good combination. Football, Swimming, Boating, Walking, Carom board playing, Shooting, Dancing and might be singing all during two days. Nice trip keep up the spirit.
Yet another beeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeessssssssssst hike hasaucha keta haru le hasaucha .. who ever didnt send their name they missed it.. n
Jump garera foto line hike ko rule vako ho???? Didnt knw that
k ho …. tetro fish khai dine…. tara manche vane chai kina testo ho fish tetro khaye pani
Must have been a yet another kadest hike..! 🙂
Nice photographs.
53 fifty bugs found, post in.. nice catch, liked the dof and the texture of the stone. Perfect continuation of the hiking spirit !
Hasaucha Ketaharule Hasaucha!!