On Day 9 (14th December, 2007) of our pilgrimage trip, we visited a very nice resort to have lunch and spend some time viewing the spectacular view from top of the mountain resort. It is so nice that I would love to spend 1-2 days at the resort. It is so relaxing and refreshing.
Haatiban Resort situated some 400m above the historic valley of Kathmandu with pine and fir trees amidst nature located just a 15 kms drive away from Kathmandu city.
The Haatiban Resort, set at an altitude of 1852 meters, commands a 160-degree view of the Kathmandu valley as well as the Himalayan range from Ganesh Himal to Mt. Everest.
Haatiban Resort is the only one of its kind. It commands the most awesome view of the gloriously majestic Himalayas and the fabled city of Kathmandu. From dawn to dusk, the horizon is simply breathtaking, adorned with some of the world's highest peaks stretching for miles from east to west with Ganesh Himal to Sagarmatha (Mt Everest). When evening sets in, the glittering city lights below, will make you understand why Kathmandu is also known as "the city of lustre"
Haatiban Resort situated some 400m above the historic valley of Kathmandu with pine and fir trees amidst nature located just a 15 kms drive away from Kathmandu city.
The Haatiban Resort, set at an altitude of 1852 meters, commands a 160-degree view of the Kathmandu valley as well as the Himalayan range from Ganesh Himal to Mt. Everest.
Haatiban Resort is the only one of its kind. It commands the most awesome view of the gloriously majestic Himalayas and the fabled city of Kathmandu. From dawn to dusk, the horizon is simply breathtaking, adorned with some of the world's highest peaks stretching for miles from east to west with Ganesh Himal to Sagarmatha (Mt Everest). When evening sets in, the glittering city lights below, will make you understand why Kathmandu is also known as "the city of lustre"
The entrance to the resort.
The breathtaking views of the Himalayan.
You can see almost the whole city of Kathmandu.
Green forest.
Bright sunshine.
Great place to have lunch in the open air.
When you visit Nepal, do not miss this resort.
damn...nice views!
ReplyDeleteLovely photos. Do you like photography? By the way, saw your comment on my blog, how old is your son?
ReplyDeleteI just love seeing all these great pictures. The flowers look simply lovely hanging down from the roof like that! :):):)
ReplyDeletesbd18: Ya, it really nice and can be said to be one of the best that I ever seen.
ReplyDeleteJon: I love photography but still very amateur. The pictures I took are using an old Kodak 4mp camera.But the pics not too bad, right.
Marzie: Glad to enjoy seeing those pictures.
happy Thaipusam holiday to all of you.
Jo-N; My son is 17 and sitting for his SPM this year. :)
ReplyDeleteHi Sam,
ReplyDeletePhotos with nice views from the top.
Thanks for the sharing.
Blessings to you and your family
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wow, that is life! I mean having a meal out in the wood looking through the beautiful mother nature, that is something I would want to do every day!
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