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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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Our hiking journey began early in the morning, as all 23 participants from Deerwalk and Deerhold Nepal gathered at 109 Restaurant at 7:00 AM. After enjoying a warm Nepali breakfast, we prepared ourselves for an adventurous day. By 8:00 AM, we picked up our colleagues from the Deerhold Japan and USA teams from their hotel, and together we headed toward Dhading in a van.
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On September 22, we, nine people, embarked on a journey for Manang Trek, leaving Kathmandu behind, in an electric vehicle. Though we were ten people for the trip, one of our friends, Amir Sir, failed to join us due to his exigency. The destination of the Day I was Besisahar, Lamjung. At 11:30 am, we departed from Deerwalk Campus, and some of our friends were picked up from Kalanki. The day was well-spent with our excitement and joy at its full swing – music, jokes, and personal sharing in the vehicle. We arrived at Besisahar at almost 9:00 pm because of the heavy traffic on the way. We checked in our hotel and spent the night there, exhausted yet excited for the adventure that lay ahead.
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DWIT Hiking Club, in collaboration with DWIT Sports Club, successfully organized an unforgettable one-day hike to Jharsing Pauwa, paired with a Changa Chet (kite flying) celebration, on Saturday, 20th September 2025. What started as a simple plan to hike and fly kites soon turned into a vibrant day filled with exploration, cultural festivities, laughter, and friendship.
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