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Discover Karnali Like Never Before; Karnali Sports Club announces the registration for 6th Jumla Rara Ultra Marathon 2025!

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Karnali Sports Club proudly presents the 6th series of the Jumla Rara Ultra Marathon 2025, a 51-kilometer race that showcases the breathtaking landscapes and rugged terrain of the remote Karnali region. This event is more than just a race—it's a celebration of endurance, culture, and community. This Jumla Rara Ultra Marathon is a prime important and famous Ultra-Marathon in Nepal. The race will be held from 9 to 11 May 2024.The race starts from Jumla bazaar (2305m), and finishes at the Rara lake (2990m).  The marathon serves as a vital platform for Nepali trail athletes, contributing to Nepal's emergence as a premier ultra trail destination. Notably, the Jumla Rara Ultra Marathon is one of only two Asia Trail Master qualifiers in Nepal, offering runners a unique opportunity to compete on an international stage. Moreover, The Jumla Rara Ultra Marathon is an initiative that offers a global platform for local and untapped athletic talent, allowing them to compete alongside both na...
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Kathmandu Valley, Sacred serenity with panoramic valley views!

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Kathmandu Valley: Nestled in the heart of Nepal, the Kathmandu Valley is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, renowned for its rich cultural heritage, ancient temples, and vibrant city life. Dharahara:  Also known as the Bhimsen Tower, this iconic white tower stands as a symbol of Kathmandu's resilience, originally built in 1832 and reconstructed after the 2015 earthquake. Swayambhunath:  Perched atop a hill, Swayambhunath (or the Monkey Temple) is a sacred Buddhist stupa, significant for its historical, cultural, and religious importance, offering panoramic views of the valley.  
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Kakrebihar ; standing tall as a symbol of resilience, devotion, and history!

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Address: Birendranagar Kakrebihar Temple, Nepal Birendranagar, Karnali Province, Nepal-21700  Deities: Shiva and Buddha Introduction: Kakrebihar, a fascinating blend of Hindu and Buddhist heritage nestled in the heart of Surkhet Valley, Karnali Province, Nepal. This Shikhara-style temple, built in the 12th century, spans a sprawling 180 hectares of land and sits atop a serene hill, offering breathtaking views of the valley. Getting here is super easy—just a 10-minute ride from Birendra Chowk (a distance of only 3 km). As you ascend, the lush green Sal forest envelopes the hill, creating a calming vibe. Fun fact: The name "Kakrebihar" is believed to have originated from the Sanskrit word “Kankar,” meaning limestone, which was used in the temple's construction. Puranic Significance: Let’s rewind to history! Kakrebihar was built during the 18th century by Ashok Challa , a king from the Sinja dynasty. The temple reflects the harmonious coexistence of Hinduism and Buddhism ...
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Photos from the journey to Dhangadhi and the breathtaking sunset in Dhangadhi

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Safeguarding Nepal’s Blackbucks: The Story of the Blackbuck Conservation Area

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 Nestled in the plains of Gulariya, Bardiya District, Nepal, lies the Blackbuck Conservation Area (BCA), a sanctuary established in 2009 to protect the endangered blackbuck ( Antilope cervicapra ). Encompassing 16.95 km² (6.54 sq mi), this conservation area serves as a crucial refuge for the northernmost herd of blackbucks in the world, a symbol of Nepal’s rich biodiversity and commitment to wildlife preservation.   The journey of blackbuck conservation in Nepal began in 1975, when a small, fragile herd was discovered in Khairapur, Ward No. 3 of Gulariya Municipality. Recognizing the urgency of the situation, the Nepalese government swiftly intervened. Armed guards were deployed, and a guard post was established to safeguard the herd from threats. These efforts marked the first steps toward protecting a species teetering on the brink of extinction. By 2009, the population of blackbucks in the area had grown to 202 individuals, including 73 males, 111 females, and 18 calve...
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