Tomorrow I will go to Nepal

Author: Lin Feng
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: At the tail end of the monsoon, the plane flew over the Himalayas and landed in that valley filled with countless gods and Buddha statues. I began a journey of awe and enchantment. My heart was divided in two: half filled with the countless gods and Buddha statues nurtured by the ancient Hindu civilization, and the other half filled with the natural wonders rapidly carved out from an altitude of 800 meters to 8,848 meters. It nearly encompasses all the expectations of a traveler: the exquisite and unique architecture and sculptures in Kathmandu, the primitive flora and fauna in Chitwan National Park, the serene lakes and countryside in Pokhara, and the exhilarating spirit of trekking and playing in the Annapurna Mountains. At the tail end of the monsoon, the plane flew over the Himalayas and landed in that valley filled with countless gods and Buddha statues. I began a journey of awe and enchantment. My heart was divided in two: half filled with the countless gods and Buddha statues nurtured by the ancient Hindu civilization, and the other half filled with the natural wonders rapidly carved out from an altitude of 800 meters to 8,848 meters. It nearly encompasses all the expectations of a traveler: the exquisite and unique architecture and sculptures in Kathmandu, the primitive flora and fauna in Chitwan National Park, the serene lakes and countryside in Pokhara, and the exhilarating spirit of trekking and playing in the Annapurna Mountains.