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Hearing Hattiban for people in Lalitpur would be a common and not so interesting place to go to for. But When I say Hattiban I meant Hattiban at Pharping which is an awesome place to be for Picnics, Hiking and to be on a day out with friends too. View from about a KM above Hattiban Resort (Way to ChampaDevi) Hattiban is a Hill with Timber forests most. One can reach up to a KM further from Hattiban Resort in Four wheels or Two Wheels. There even are Cycling Tracks for Cycling Junkies. Roads are paved with stones upto Hattiban resort and after that is just soil that gets slippery during rain. Way to Hattiban Resort (Hattiban Hill) Way to Hattiban Resort (Hattiban Hill) Road to Hattiban Resort (Hattiban Hill) As roads are paved by stones, They sure are bumpy. But the fact that the roads are covered by the Timber forests supported by sound and cool environment will make one impressed by the nature. Further a top when you reach the Hattiban Resort area the f

Short Video on Gaijatra of Bhaktapur Bhaktapur is the considered as the Capital City of the Newari Culture as the city has classic Newari infrastructure and great amount of Historical Temples and many Historical Architectures around. People gathering around Natapole Bhaktapur During Gaijatra gets Filled up by mass of people with wooden logs in their hand with only one intentions. That is to play GhintangKishi which is simply people hitting other's wooden logs creating a synchronized click sound which is guided by the local classical musical instrument artists.  Picture of people playing GhintangKishi Picture of people playing GhintangKishi Local classical instruments like Dholakhi, Dhaa, Dhime and Vushya are played by the artists in a identical and synchronized pattern creating a melodious environment for GhintangKishi players.  Local Artists Playing Dhime, Dhaa and Vushya An Elderly Man Playing Vushya while others play GhintangKi