Ok Folks..How many you all from Chitwan living in US. I know there are large numbers but just want to know.
I know AX Bhai, Bikash KC, who else is out there.. Iam from this place

Narayangadh is a city in [Chitwan] district lying adjacent to district-headquater Bharatpur in the middle part of Nepal, 100 km due west of Kathmandu, at the Narayani River where it leaves the Mahabharat Range. It has about 90,000 inhabitants and it is situated at a latitude of 27.70 deg. and longitude: 84.42 deg. Its area is 554.0 km².

The Narayani takes up the Kali Gandaki, Seti, Budhi Gandaki Trisuli Rivers, thus draining the area (Narayani Basin) between Dhaulagiri (west of Pokhara) and Helambu (north of Kathmandu).

Narayangarh is an important trading centre for the central Terai area, has a small airfielt with connections to Kathmandu, and is the gateway to the nearby Royal Chitwan National Park. It is also gateway to Kathmandu's major road link to the rest of the country (the highway to Lhasa is blocked by landslides, the Naubise - Hetauda highway is in poor condition and time consuming and a new road from Dhulikhel to Kamalamai (Sindhulimadi) is under construction).


source: Wikipedia

I am from Bharatpur born and raised. Went to Small Heaven. Wonderful time, great place. Das dhunga was a great काँचो मासु पाउने ठाउँ .
लीला चोक को साइला को पसलको मम र भुटेको भुँडी was the best.

हेल्लो चितवनका गैंडाहरु हो! तिमिहरु त धेरै नै छौ कि क्या हो? साचै नै भेट्घाट तास पसल मा खान जाने होइन भन्या । मलाई पनि अति साह्रो तासको याद आयो । जाउ क्यो हो अहिलेनै गाथे?

-Myyogen
Hong Kong

देवघाट तिर घुम्न पनि रमाइलो हुन्थ्यो

As most of all mentioned having famous Tas in Narayangadh, it was so nice Hitchhiker mentioned ' लीला चोक को साइला को पसलको मम र भुटेको भुँडी' as well.

I was born and raised in lila chowk, and anything that reminds me of my hometown, just makes me feel very good. Sure, all of you guys feel same way about your hometown..

About Small Heaven School,
Actually my dad who is a school teacher himself by profession, started this school with his few friends (as he didn't had enough funding back then) and after lots of sincere hard work, school did very well and produced good results as well, and I’m very glad to say that I was also from the first batch, that was very long time ago. I think it was around 1986.

Now it’s been good few years, somebody else bought the school, as few of my dad's so called friends - the culprits who just sold themselves for bit of money that they received back-hand (i strongly believe so!) and for their own selfish reason.

While my dad tried so hard to save the school as it was his years of unconditional very sincere hard work and something he really enjoyed but he couldn’t do anything to save the school.

It is from my dad that I learned, life is not all about money but it’s also about following your passion, doing or at least trying to do the right things in our life and when you run, success is not always about becoming first but also improving your record. Be happy for what we do and always learn the lessons when something go wrong. And still, never treat anyone as enemy, practice your good faith, and always practice the teachings of Gautam Buddha.

I’m very proud of my dad, and at the time of difficulty I always think of him, what I learned from him and I get lots of strength.

I’m 100% sure, for all of you guys as well, it’s the similar case. It'll sure be nice to read and learn something valuable from your experience too.

Thanks in advance for sharing your thoughts.

Yes, I agree Sunny about Small heaven school.
The founders did very bad job solding a established school to some business man.
As me also from same school. I hate those who did it.
Sunny first batch is of around 1991 not 86. dont forget ur past.......

any way we all are missing our chitwan.

By first batch I ment.. when the school really started ..
My dad was also one of the founder, but trust me he tried his best and all he could to save the school.. but some of them just cheated! you know there are some people who would do anything for money..

I was born and raised in Chitawan bharatpur. just love that place

Chitwan...of course a very good place...people are aware of socio-political environment.Politically very advanced...hardworking men and women...Moreover people from Chitwan has very much realized that : "The only place where success comes before work is in a dictionary." - Vidal Sassoon

Chitwan ... indeed a great place of politicians.... Politically very advanced... I think Prachanda is also from Chitwan right ?

I love the national park...... though I am not from Chitwan

Historic national park RCNP nice.

But Chitwan main bazar is toooo dirty yar........garbages along road side.

Itsssssssssss too hot..........

I have been there once but cannot stay longer due to hot......

sunny , u said u r first batch Of S.H

whre ru and wht r u doing
I know some guys from that like sankar,jyoti,etc
where r all

HELLO nikunj
Actually, even though I joined the school when it started, I didn't do my SLC from there. But I do remember all the guys, I even got one picture of all of us when we were in class 6. Can you recognise anyone?
:-)

sunny may be I know u
ur home is kshetrapur rite
u change school only on 9 0r 10
and move to balkumari
some other guys like bikash, badri also moved that time
Iam a step junior.....

any way wht ru doing these days

Nikunj,
Bikash bhaneko ko Bikash Adhikari ho. Is he in Australia now?

Hello Mike,
I think he meant Bikash Maharjan, who was my classmate.
And nikunj, you got that right, but I just don't remember anything about you. Hope you don't mind, you know it's been very long time now...
By the way, I'm studying in UK nowadays.

Yes Sunny,
No problem
where is that guy Bikash? at those time he was intelligent

and mike biby ru from same school??

Nikunj,
No I didn't go to SH. But I know few folks down there in Chitwan

Bt Iam from RUKUM

sunny,

u not related to Resham sir right.