........days were passin by n the year followed by times woz all mine.....i woz walkin on ma way keepin ma feets on the highway. i woz headin fo tomorrow the new day erasin the past frm ma mind .leavin  all the pain behind....buh damn! fuck ma luck the miles were gettin so longer n longer n i woz gettin weaker n weaker miles by miles....... . dyin of thirst... n dat woz the day i cried...........

n now sittin here no where buh the middle of the road thinkin bout the past which neva did last makes mahe weak buh i no i have to go on.............buh where?? where the heck m i headin fo??? whers ma destination???

DHARAN!!! jus speechless  .. ,..its like pis of paradise ko out ther ..nway heres sum bout Dharan City ... At the east of Nepal, right at the foot of hills, at an altitude of 1148 ft (349m) lies this beautiful city, Dharan. Beautiful roads, remarkable homes and natural beauty aren't all that makes Dharan. It embraces cleanliness, openness, friendly hill people and their smiles. Dharan grew after British setup the `Gurkha Recruitment Center' in 1953, which helped many Nepalese earn employment. Two ethnic groups namely Rais and Limbus used to constitute the major portion of Gurkah soldiers. These groups came from the eastern region of Nepal, and Dharan was their center for training. 

                                                               Dharan is a beautiful city in Eastern Nepal. Besides, it's natural beauty, these days Dharan is cited as an example of urban development in Nepal. Inhabited primarily by ex-gurkha service men, the city is also known as 'fashion town'. Just above Dharan on the hill is a place called Bhedetar, from here one can get a beautiful glimpse of Dharan and Terai. The winding roads that take to Bhedetar and scenary below makes this place a nice weekend gateway. Even during the hot summer, this place can be quite cool and chilly. The day I went there Bhedetar was submerged in the clouds, down thers ma fav place wher i can hang out ... n drink tongbass , sukuti... dammm! miss u  alll out ther .. Dharan has a tropical monsoon climate with maximum temperature of 35 to 36 Degree Celsius in April, and minimum of 10 to 12 Degree Celsius in January. The maximum rainfall is about 460mm which is usually seen in August. Nepal's one of the largest river, Saptakoshi, runs near Dharan.

What is Dharan known for? It is known for having B. P. Koirala Institute of Health and Science, over 25 Temples and holy sites, making it an important pilgrimage destination, and Dharan is the gateway to Nepal's popular tea growing region `Dhankuta'. It is also known as environmentally friendly city, and a land of friendly hill people.

Places to Visit and Things to do in Dharan:

Sightseeing : Temples : Dharan is one of the holy places of Nepal. It has numerous temples; Pindeshwar temple, Dantakali temple, Pancha Kanyan temple, and Buddha Subba temple. Many Hindu pilgrims visit holi temples located in this region as well as those located in other parts of Makwanpur District of Nepal

Drink Tongba : In Dharan and also in north of Dharan, find a special Limbu culture of drink known as Tongba, which is another name for Limbu's homemade wine. Fermented millet seeds are put in a wooden or plastic mug which is filled with hot water. One sips through a bamboo straw as more hot water is added which makes Tongba go down easily and has more influence. Many consume this drink during winter season, and is also a favorite drink of the domestic tourists in the region.

Sightseeing : Bhedetar - Mountain Views : Bhedetar is located 9 Kilometer away from Dharan. When the sky is clear (especially during Autumn season), one can witness magnificent views of the Himalayan range, and enjoy fresh Himalayan breeze.

Sightseeing : Pakhri Bash : Small hill village which had the British base camp built to Recruit Gurkha Army. Some British monuments can be found here.

Dhankuta / Hile - Tea Gardens and Bazaar : From Dharan, about 50 Kilometers of what is the most scenic drive in Nepal takes you to a place where your imagination of greenery gardens are revealed. Some say, come to Dhankuta, if you want to walk in the clouds. Meet the clouds, village folks, and greet the awesome enchanting tea gardens here, and learn some on organic tea and tea processing units in Nepal. If you are a tea lover, you will enjoy visiting a privately owned tea garden and factory named Guranse. Also visit Hile, a hill town situated at 1850 meter altitude, which is just 6 Kilometer from Dhankuta for the Hile Bazaar and gracious people.

Hiking : Basantapur : This hill is located about 90 KM from Dharan, and about 1 KM from Hile. It is the starting point for trekking to Kanchanjunga base camp. Beyond the hill, beautiful forests Rhododendrons (Guranse in Nepali) can be seen. Guranse is the Nepal's national flower.

Hiking : Raja Rani Hill : Excellent spot to view Kanchenjunga, Khumbakarna, Makalu and Mt. Everest. The hill is located 20 Kilometer from Dharan

How to get to Dharan? :  damm!! its tooo easy ko hou .. jus take bus oo plane oor walk by foot ni ,, god gave u two foot fo wat .. hahaha  dun worry jus kiddin Dharan is linked by road with the East-West highway of Nepal. Dharan can be reached by a two hours drive from Biratnagar

note:dont u neva eva  messed wit dharane guys ha..oooor sumthin relly bad will happen to u ...n m damm!! serious bout it ..... do remember...