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June 26, 2026

The view from the top was amazing. We could clearly see the beautiful Pokhara Valley, the magnificent Mount Fishtail, and the Annapurna mountain range. We spent some time enjoying the scenery, playing games in the playground, taking group photos, and sharing snacks with our friends. We laughed, talked, and had lots of fun together.

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June 13, 2026

The official on foot trek began from Konjyosom, Bhardeu at 11.00 AM, marking the start of a grueling but thrilling trail characterized by steep inclines , narrow ridges and challenging dirt paths . Rather than letting the difficult terrain dampen their spirits, the staff turned the physical struggle into a celebration by blastic music aong the trails, singing and dancing as we hiked. This vibrant energy and mutual support carried the entire team through the wilderness, culminating in their triumphant arrival at the magnificent Konjyosom Waterfall at exactly 3:00 PM, where the roaring waters and cool mist instantly washed away their physical exhaustion.

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June 07, 2026

At 7 AM, thirteen of us gathered at 109 Degrees for breakfast. Engineers sat beside salespeople. Product managers shared tables with accountants. Managers, founders, and a few people close to us completed the group. Different roles, different floors — but that morning, nobody cared much about job titles.

We cared about food, coffee, and the hike ahead.

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May 24, 2026

On May 24th, participants from Deerhold embarked on an unforgettable hiking adventure through the scenic trails of Shivapuri Nagarjuna National Park, journeying from Budhanilkantha to Sundarijal. The hike offered not only a physical challenge but also a meaningful opportunity for connection, exploration, and shared experiences amidst nature’s beauty.

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May 23, 2026

Along the trail, we saw several small waterfalls flowing down the hills. We also observed many kinds of wild plants and trees. As we continued walking, our group gradually became scattered because some students walked faster than others. We had to stop at different places and wait for our friends so that we could continue the journey together. During these breaks, we rested for a while and enjoyed the peaceful environment.After some time, we reached Fungfung Village. This was one of the most interesting parts of the hike because we got a chance to observe village life closely. We saw traditional mud houses, green fields, and local villagers working in their farms. Some villagers were carrying large bundles of grass in doko, showing us how hardworking people in the village are. It was a different lifestyle from what most of us are used to seeing in the city.