Saturday, December 12, 2009

Hotel Suraj (More Pics)






Hotel Suraj



Location

Birgunj is the main entrance for the Indian tourists and Hotel Suraj is exactly located at the heart of the city kissing main markets and business centers.


“Fast Facts”

Facilities and Services
We have the biggest A/C Banquet hall in town. Approximately 300 Comfortable seating, stage, with fully equipped conference facilities
* 24 hour room service

* 24 hour reception* Idd telephone

* Conference/seminar/Banquet facilities

* Mini Bar

* Laundry Service

* Restaurant

* Express laundry/Dry cleaning

* Travel Desk

* Sports Bar

* Multi – channel TV cable

* Wi - Fi Internet

* Accepting debit/credit card, Master, Visa,

* Help Desk


“our business is your comfort easing your business travel”“Step in and feel the difference”


Contact Us

Hotel Suraj

Adarshnagar Chowk

Main Road, Birgunj

Parsa, Nepal

Tel:- +977-51-522859 / 534244 / 522800

Fax:- +977-51-522200

Email:- info@hotelsuraj.com

Url:- www.hotelsuraj.com

To know More About Hotel Vishuwa

To know More About Hotel Vishuwa...
Contact...

The Director
Deepak M. Shrestha
Hotel VishuwaBypass Road,
Vishuwa - 18
Birgunj
Nepal
Phone : (977) 51-27777
Fax : (977) 51-29999
Or Visit

More Facts About Vishuwa

The Location of Vishuwa
Hotel Vishuwa is developed, right beneath the hill of Vishuwa. It is located near the Bypass Road of Birgunj. This is the long-awaited oasis for your luxurious comfort, deserved rest and varied activities. Therefore, rest and recreation is the theme here.

Suites and Rooms
We have 32 luxuriously appointed rooms, including four Executive Suites to match your taste and requirements. Each room and suite is equipped with modern amenities ranging from refrigerator and mini bar to international-dialing telephone, wall-to-wall carpeting, hot and cold shower, television with all regional and international channels.


Landmarks, Services and Facilities
The Utsav Banquet Hall accommodates 250 participants at one time and is equipped with full conference facilities.
The Club House is for intimate and closed-door meetings for 10 to 30 guests.
The Kagbeni Restaurant provides an ideal ambiance for delicious local and Nepalese cuisine in a quiet and peaceful atmosphere.
The Jomson Bar is the only exotic watering hole in Birgunj. The bar is stocked with local, Nepalese and international drinks. While nursing your drinks, enjoy the musical airs of Jomsom Bazaar of the Nepalese Himalaya.
The Garden Restaurant by the open poolside is ideally suited for outdoor parties. Tread softly and in comfort on the richly manicured grounds.
24 Hour Room Service is available for your immediate needs and pleasure at all times.
Open Air Swimming Pool entices you to cool yourself and a Jacuzzi to relax in.
Parking Lot for upto 30 vehicles.

Things to Note:
Hotel Vishuwa and Birgunj is a 15 minute drive from Raxaul border in India.It takes 25 minutes to fly from Kathmandu to Simra Airport, then a drive of 30 minutes from Simra Airport to reach Birgunj.It is a five hour drive via the scenic countryside highway from Kathmandu to Birgunj.Birgunj is warm and sunny in winter (October-March). It can be hot, wet and humid in summer (April-July).Light clothing is recommended at all times.Hat, sun-block cream and sunglasses are advisable for outdoor activities.Mosquito repellent for the evening and night is another wise precaution.

About hotel Vishuwa



















Namaste and Greetings from Hotel Vishuwa!!
The new Hotel Vishuwa is the first and the only three-star luxury oasis in all of Birgunj, Nepal. This makes the hotel the only one of its kind in all of Birgunj.

The City of Birgunj
The City of Birgunj has been a bustling and vibrant, industrial and commercial city in south Nepal for already 100 years. It is situated in the Terai plains of Nepal, near the Indian border. This strategic location makes Birgunj a frequent destination for business travelers, executives of foreign projects and agencies, overland tourists, pilgrims and other visitors. There is a vast dry port being constructed in Birgunj at present. It signifies the importance of Birgunj as a strategic trade and transit junction between Nepal and India, and the world beyond.

Historical Background
The ancient word vishuwa comes from vicchu-wa. It means a resting place for vicchu(s) or Buddhist monk(s). The ancient pilgrims broke their journey at this very place in Birgunj between their long pilgrimage to Lumbini in Nepal and Bodh Gaya in India. Lumbini is the birthplace of Lord Buddha and Bodh Gaya is the hallowed ground where Buddha achieved his bodhi (enlightenment).

Meaning of Vishuwa
Vishuwa, therefore means a place of rest. The actual place is a stupa-like hillock with many huge statues of Lord Buddha facing the four cardinal directions of the Universe. Befittingly, this is also a quiet and tranquil park-like enclave for the city folks of Birgunj to get away from the hustle and bustle of the busy city. People come here to enjoy a clear view of the city from under the foliage of a sprawling evergreen banyan tree

Sunday, November 22, 2009

People moving inside temple for sacrificing animals


People moving inside temple for sacrificing animals inside the temple namely " Gahwa mai mandir" the temple of goddess Durga...

Saturday, November 21, 2009

Sacrifice started in large number...


People Started Sacrificing different animals and birds.. like goat, pigeons, cock etc...

Balidaan (Sacrifice) Done


Balidaan (Sacrifice) of the Goat is done... and people taking them away and the procedure of balidaan continues for other peoples....

Worshiping Bali (Goat)


Worshiping Bali (Goat) before balidaan (Sacrifice) of the Goat....

Thursday, November 19, 2009

bali(goat) ready for balidaan....


bali ready for balidaan....

People ready for balidaan...

People waiting 4 starting of balidaan



People waiting 4 the starting of balidaan outside the temple in a large mass...

Saturday, October 24, 2009

Mass Revolution 2062/63

Mass revolution that took place in 2062/63 refers to the movement of all the people against Monarchy. The revolution had the participation of Seven political parties including Maoists. It ended up on the eleventh Baisakh 2063 continuing for 19 days.

The revolution didn’t occur only in a part of the nation but throughout the nation. All the ethinic groups minors, underprivileged community and others had involved in the important movement. The King Gyanendra was the ruler against whom the movement occurred since he didn’t use to practice the pure form of democracy. The King sent the armed force also to fail the attempt. They also leave no stone unturned to suppress the voice raised by the political parties.

Surya mandir


Surya Mandir Inside Ghadiarwa Pokhri

the way to Suraj Mandir


Suraj Mandir Inside Ghadiarwa Pokhri...

Ghariarwa pokhri on the day of Chhath

Burned Tyre


Burned tyre at different places in road...

Injured Protestor


Protestor injured while fighting...

Stone fight


Stone Fight between Police and Protestors...

Police Van burnt By protestors


Police Van burnt By protestors and Policeman Calling to his seniors...

Policeman trying 2 stop burnt tyre

Torch Rally (Masal Julus)

Friday, October 23, 2009

A lady Protestor


A lady Protestor With stick on hand Protesting against Police....

Protestors on Ghantaghar Chowk

Thursday, October 22, 2009

Wednesday, October 21, 2009

Swimming Pool


Birgunj Swimming Pool...

Shankracharya Gate (GAte way to Nepal or Nepal gate)


Shankracharya Gate (Gate way to Nepal or Nepal gate)

On the way coming From Raxaul(India-Bihar) in birgunj... this gate appears which is greatly famous as Nepal gate... originally named " Shankracharya gate" a beatifully designed gate with written some "Sanskrit Sloks" (Holy sentenses) and beatifully designed....

Ghantaghar (Clock Tower)


Birgunj Ghantaghar (Clock Tower) is one of the most famous / Favourite place in birgunj...

At a round about... with ways towards... Maisthan chowk (Way to raxaul) , Bus stand , red cross and Shreepur....

It hav 4 Clocks, one at each side....

Monday, October 19, 2009

About Birgunj

Birganj
Birganj is a sub-metropolitan municipality and border town in Parsa District in the Narayani Zone of southern Nepal. It lies 190 km west of the capital Kathmandu, 2 km north of the border of the Indian state of Bihar. As an entry point to Nepal from Patna and Calcutta it is also known as the gateway to Nepal. The town has significant economic importance for Nepal as a large part of goods enter Nepal through Birganj via Raxaul on the Indian side.

According to the 2001 census of Nepal it has a population of 112,484, there are several languages spoken in the town including Bhojpuri, Nepali, Maithili, Newari, Marwari and Hindi. It is the biggest city in Narayani Zone and is a headquarter of Parsa District.

Birganj is a major business centre of Nepal, especially for trade with India. Important industries are sugar refinery, cigarette manufacture and fish-breeding.

Transport

Birganj was served by a station on a branch of Indian Railways which extends to Amlekhganj (Nepal).

Educational institutions

Tribhuvan University, Thakur Ram Multiple Campus is the oldest institution in the Terai. The Golden Jubilee of this campus was celebrated in 2003. It has one institute Science and Technology and three faculties Arts, Commerce and Education in one campus.
[edit] 2006 unrest
Main article: 2006

Birganj unrest

On 18 May 2006 the parliament of Nepal declared that the country would now be a secular state. This led to unrest by Hindu fundamentalist groups across Nepal - the town of Birganj was forced to close for two days.[2] The NationalMedicalCollege,affiliated to the TribhuvanUniversity is also there.Spread out over a huge campus and also having a 1000 bedded hospital adjacent to the medical college,it is one of the premier medical colleges in the country.