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We all gathered at the Deerwalk Complex at 8:00 a.m. Once the vehicle was ready, it dropped us off at our starting point, Shivapuri Nagarjun National Park.
We divided ourselves into three groups: those who walked very fast, those who walked at a steady pace, and those who tried but struggled to keep up. We reached the park after an hour, crossing through the bustling settlements of Kathmandu. Our route was uphill from the very start. We spent the first hour at the ticket counter before beginning our climb through a forested and bushy jungle.
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Our Grade XI hike to Lakurey Bhanjhyang on November 9, 2025, turned out to be one of the most memorable experiences of the year. The day began early, with all of us gathering at school around 7:45 AM. The excitement was visible on everyone’s faces. It was a cheerful Saturday, and we were ready for a day filled with new challenges and unforgettable adventures.
At exactly 8:00 AM, we set off toward Lubhu in two school buses. The ride itself felt like the start of the fun, as we played energetic music, danced, and enjoyed the company of our friends. After about half an hour, we reached our starting point at 8:35 AM. Before beginning the hike, we took several group photos to capture the moment.
The hike began with a steep climb, which immediately tested our stamina. While some students found the initial slope difficult, I personally found it exciting and adventurous. As we continued, our large group naturally got spread out. Some students moved quickly ahead, others maintained a moderate pace, and a few needed extra time. Still, we made sure to wait for everyone and keep the group together. We chose to follow narrow shortcut trails instead of the main road, making our hike both faster and more thrilling.
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On Kartik 22, 2082, Deerwalk Bharatpur School decided to organize a trekking tour at Chaukidada. We came to the school very early in the morning, full of joy and laughter carrying our water bottles and lunch boxes. After getting the green signal from the teachers, we boarded the bus and left from Bharatpur for Satra Kilo from where our trekking starts in true sense.
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Last Friday, we went on a hiking trip to Kaskikot at around 12:30 PM. Kaskikot is a very beautiful and peaceful place that I had never visited before. When we reached there, we first went to Kaskikot Durbar, which looked ancient and magnificent. The Durbar had eight windows, two doors, and around 214 diyos (oil lamps) that made the place look spiritual and sacred.
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We gathered early in the morning at 7:00 AM inside the 109 degrees restaurant, Sifal, Kathmandu. A “Reserved” sign sat on the table nearby, around which several team members were already chatting. After a light breakfast, we boarded the Deerwalk van, thirteen of us in total. I sat at the very back, enjoying conversations with Rudra dai about Nepal, college, and life in general as we drove toward Godavari, our hiking starting point.
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