धनकुटा, हिले, बशन्तपुर, लसुने, जिरिखिम्ती हुँदै तेह्रथुम पुगेर म्याङ्लुङ बजारमा तल पट्टी एउटा होटल छ नि "ब्लु बर्ड" हो कि "ब्लु ह्यावेन" नाम चाँही बिर्सें अहिले ! तर होटल कि साहुनि कि छोरीको नाम चाँही सगुन हो !
हो त्यो होटल मा ८-९ दिन बसिया थ्यो !
निक्कै रमाइलो लाग्या थ्यो तेह्रथुम तेती बेला ! तर आगलागी पछी चाँही कस्तो भयो त्यो थाहा छैन ! झन राम्रो बनाये भन्ने सुन्या हो !

बजार चाँही ताप्लेजुङ् जस्तै ठाडो सेप को छ !

I gotta a thread which i had been waiting for a long...anyway guys keep this thread alive....cheers to TERHATHUM..cheers to everybody.....i asked if there is anybody from Terhathum in Sajha couple of months back....but anyway i got it now...

This is a terhathume song

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ZUNaSaVAj0

Lol Riten paudi bhanne ta suneko ho tara yo faudi bhanne ta ajai thaha hudaichha bro. kasto khel raichha ta marna ni 3 din kurna parni

taplejung bata pani koi chha ki ?

म ताप्लेजुङ् को त होइन तर
मलाई त तेह्रथुम भन्दा ताप्लेजुङ् अझ बढी मन परेको ठाउँ थियो ! शहरको बिच तिर बाक्लो बजार, पल्लो छेउमा सुकेटार (ऐर्पोर्ट) जाने बाटो अनी वल्लो छेउ मा आमला को होटेल अनी त्यो होटेल को तोङ्बा र रांगा को सुकुटी ओहो ! त्यो आमला ले त दालमा पनि बुङुरको मासु सानसानो पिस पारेर हाल्थिन, क्या मिठो ! उता पर पट्टी बाट हो क्यारे हाङ्देवा को पहिरो नि देखिन्छ ! रामनवमीको अवसर पारेर बाटो मा क्याम्पिङ गर्दै २ दिन लाएर माथि पाथिभरा देवीको मन्दिर पनि गा' थेउ १०-१२ जाना ! धेरै उचाइ भको कारण ले गर्दा लेक लाग्ला भन्ने डर थियो तर साथमा सातु अनी मकै भटमास लिएरै हिंडेका थियौ तर केही भएन ! एउटा खसी (बोका हो क्यारे) डोर्याउदै लेर गएर मन्दिर मा बली दिएर अनी तल आएर सितन बना'को ! जाने कहाँ गये वो दिन भने जस्तै हुन्छ अहिले त !

do you guys know 4 years ago there was huge fire in terathum bazar....lot of houses were destroyed

Yes u r right Raju jee,now the maglung bazzar is completely renoveted and more beautiful than previous structure!

Ritthe jee, these days Manglung bazzar is equally beautiful!

ani tyo hotel chaahi blue heaven ho hai mitra!

ali ramro maal ta pulis le khatam parne yar k garne!...hahhahahahh

sathi ho tyo aaglaai 4 barsa agaadi hoina ..i think its almost 6/7 yrs which made my lovely Myanglung bazar.. kind of desert.....but ..dont know it was fortunate or unfortunate ..the face of Myanglung changed a lot after that .....anyway i miss those old days ...in Singha bahini school....and of course cayraam board...made me nostalgic...keep posting guys...

Does anybody have detailed map of Tapleyjung?  Am interested in Changey village and Fau Khola.

नयाँ म्याङ्लुङ को फोटोहरु छन भने post गरौँ न हाओ साथीहो।
http://lh6.ggpht.com/_32aFp71_8dU/Rp9NdFu6V9I/AAAAAAAAAGA/B0a9qhO3ex4/080620071422.jpg
http://lh4.ggpht.com/_32aFp71_8dU/Rp9Nclu6V7I/AAAAAAAAAFw/A_iPJyDTrWc/Lashune+Bazar,+Tehrathum.jpg

http://lh4.ggpht.com/_32aFp71_8dU/Rp9Nclu6V7I/AAAAAAAAAFw/A_iPJyDTrWc/Lashune+Bazar,+Tehrathum.jpg

http://ddctehrathum.gov.np/

View this site in English	होमपेज - इमेल चेक

गा.वि.स.हरु महत्वपुर्ण निर्णयहरु सहयोगी संस्थाहरु जनच‌ेतना अभियान फोटो ग्यालरी डिडिपि

पशुपति अर्याल स्थानिय विकास अधिकारी

Online video clip - Teharathum Documentry

 

 

http://revver.com/video/274448/tehrathum-nepal-hknepalcom/

 

 

 

Tinjure-Milke-Jaljale (TMJ) Area

The Tinjure-Milke-Jaljale area, which was marked out as a potential Community Conservation Area (CCA) for its rich biodiversity, especially rhododendron diversity, is situated at the confluence of three districts - Tehrathum, Sankhuwasabha and Taplejung - in the eastern hilly region of Nepal. It comprises an area of 558 sq. km. in 23 Villege Development Committees (VDCs). It is situated along the ridge that extends, rising and falling, all the way from basantapur to the Lumbasumba Himal. The ridge sits between the Arun and Tamor river basins, the run-off from the eastern flank of the ridge joining the tamor river system and from its western flank the Arun. To the Southern end of the TMJ area is the Tinjure Danda (3000m). The ridge continues north-northeastward to join the main chain of the great Himalayan mountain range through the Lumbasumba Himal and converges in three mountains that comprise a group between the Kanchanjunga and the Makalu ranges. The highest peak of the jaljale Himal is 5,333m. A small glacier is also located on the north side of the main ridge.

TMJ provides a natural niche for dozens of rhododendron species-mixed to pure stands of over 28 species. Although very disturbed at lower elevations, the stands north of Basantapur and Lasune are still intact. Further, the TMJ area -16 VDCs in three districts - link with the Kanchanjungha Conservation Area (KCA) to the northeast, and Makalu Barun National Park (MBNP) and Conservation Area and Sagarmatha (Mt. Everest) National Park (SNP) to the northwest. Given that these areas are being considered for one of the largest trans-boundary and landscape corridor efforts - with Qomolangma in Tibbet and Sikkim and Bhutan - the corridor integrity of the area is important to preserve, even as an outlying corridor area.

TMJ area has been identified as an area that hosts globally significant biodiversity, especially the greatest rhododendron occurrences in Nepal. Since it lies between two conservation areas in the east of Nepal, it contains elements of and serves an important corridor function for the most biodiversity rich area of Nepal (Part of the Indo-Malayan hotspot). It is an area that hosts several species of rare and endemic flora and fauna.

The people of TMJ are heavily dependent upon biological resources and given the nature of the land of the livelihood security is tenuous. Only some 25% of the total land area in TMJ is cultivated and the remaining 75% is made up of forest, bush / shrub and grass land. There are limited opportunities for diversifying income and is argued that any opportunity to raise income through appropriate management and technologies will contribute to maintaining livelihood security and minimize the risk of conflict emerging from poverty. The TMJ area has 8231 households with more than 50,000 people. The majority of the people are from the Limbu, Gurung and Rai ethnic groups, followed by Brahman, Chhetri (35%) Sherpa and Bhote (7%) and Tamang (5%) Other ethnic/ cast groups like Newar, Gurung, Kami, Damai, and Sarki, account for the remaining 5 percent.

source:

http://www.norm.org.np/workarea.php

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CQNgrw-LkJE

 Thanks for reviving this thread.I am expecting more and more and i know its natural as there are so many highly qualified and educated people doing their job in US.

अध्ययनमा नमुना सबै गा. बि. स. बाट नपरे पनि निस्कर्ष धेरै हदसम्म सहि नै छ होला!

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तेह्रथुममा जन्मदर घट्यो

http://www.nagariknews.com/society/nation/5580-2009-10-03-08-23-55.html

 विवाहित महिलाका श्रीमान् प्रत्येक वर्ष कामको खोजीमा विदेसिने दर बढेपछि तेह्रथुममा शिशु जन्मदरमा कमी आएको एक सर्वेक्षणले देखाएको छ। जिल्ला स्वास्थ्य कार्यालयसँग मिलेर आड्रा नेपालले गरेको सर्वेक्षणका आधारमा यो तथ्य सार्वजनिक गरिएको हो।

आड्रा नेपालले नमुनाका रूपमा जिल्लाका १० गाविसमा सर्वेक्षण गर्दा प्रजनन् उमेर समूहका विवाहित महिलाका २० दशमलव एक प्रतिशत श्रीमान् विदेसिएको पाइएको सर्वेक्षणमा संलग्न आड्रा नेपाल तेह्रथुमका संयोजक जीवन घिमिरेले बताए।

आड्रा नेपालले ह्वाकु, सक्रान्ती, इशिवु, सिम्ले, मोराहाङ, तम्फुला, आम्बुङ, वसन्तपुर, फुलेक र पञ्चकन्न्या गाविसमा घरघरमा पुगेर यो सर्वेक्षण गरेको थियो।

स्थानीयस्तरमा रोजगारीको अवसर नभएपछि  पैसा कमाउन कामको खोजीमा युवाहरू विदेसिने लहर चलेसँगै जिल्लाका प्रत्येक गाउँमा नयाँ जन्मने बच्चाको दरमा निकै कमी आउन थालेको छ। एक पटक बाहिरिएका युवाहरू कम्तीमा पनि तीनदेखि पाँच वर्षपछि मात्र घर फर्कने गरेको र यो बीचमा उनीहरूको बच्चा नजन्मने गरेकाले जन्मदरमा कमी आएको सर्वेक्षणले देखाएको छ।

तेह्रथुममा प्रत्येक वर्ष प्रजनन् उमेर समूहका कति युवा र विवाहित महिलाका श्रीमान् कामको खोजी वा अन्य काम विशेषले विदेसिन्छन् भन्ने यकिन तथ्याङ्क नभए पनि जिल्ला प्रशासन कार्यालयबाट दैनिक २५ देखि ३० जनाले विदेश जानका लागि राहदानी बनाइरहेका छन्।

राहादानी लिने युवाहरूको यो सङ्ख्यालाई मात्र आधार मान्दा पनि तेह्रथुमबाट प्रजनन् उमेर समूहका १० हजार ८ सय युवा प्रत्येक वर्ष विदेसिने गरेका छन्। राहादानी नचाहिने भारत जानेको सङ्ख्या त अज्ञात छ।

लामो समयसम्म युवाहरू विदेशमा नै रहने गरेकाले जन्मदर पातलिँदै गइरहेको संयोजक घिमिरेले बताए। सर्वेक्षणले तेह्रथुममा प्रजनन् उमेरका विवाहित महिलाको सङ्ख्या २४ हजार १ सय ६९ रहेको देखाएको छ। रासस

VISIT NEPAL 2011


Basantapur(2,200 m) is set up in an enchanting surrounding of
mountains, lakes and greenery. Offering excellent respite from city
life, the diverse landscape includes terraced fields as well as the
Terai plains covered with the different types of vegetation. The mixed
pastures, hills of colorful Rhododendron and jasmines, beautiful
sunrise and sunset, friendly people and a rich Limbu culture offer
additional appeal. Basantapur also hosts trekkers on the way to
Taplejung and Mt. Kanchenjunga .



The weather here is cool and temperate throughout the year, making
Basantapur ideal to visit anytime. The best times to visit are autumn
and spring, between October-December or from February-April. Summers
are pleasant with temperatures ranging from 10 to 20 degree Celcius.

Places of Interest

Tinjure Dada





From Tin Jure(3,660m) edge one can see magnificent views of sunrise and
sunset,, and majestic view of the mountains. Thirty four varieties of
Rhododendron are found here. Tin Jure Danda is about half-hour away
from Basantapur Bazaar.



Tinjure Milke Jaljale Trail, also known as the Rhododendron Trail,
spreads across Taplejung, Terathum and Sankhuwasabha districts. Hile,
north of Dharan, is good place to start out. Alternately, you can start
from Phidim at the end of a newly completed dry season dirt road that
traverses Ilam's young tea estates.



Heading northeast out of Hile, the trail climbs gradually through
settlements of recent migrants from the northern Olangchung region,
trans-Himalayan yak drivers who live for months on tsampa (roasted
barely flour), dried yak meat, and cheese. Gupha Pokhari is a serene
lake set on a ridge looking east at the Kanchenjunga massif and west at
Makalu and the Khumbu Himal. From here, a shorter trek follows the
Milke Danda ridge due north, climbing to 4'700m into the Jaljale Himal,
a remote area spotted with lakes and inhabited by mountain people from
Tibet. You can then descend east to the Mewa stream and continue to
Taplejung's airfield and further to the Kanchenjunga Conservation Area.







Milke Danda





On the way to Taplejung is another popular Rhododendron forest known by
the name of Milke Danda (2,905). Milke Danda provides a closer view of
the Kanchenjunga and Kumbhakarna mountains and offers beautiful sunrise
and sunset surprises when weather is clear. It is on the trekking trail
between Taplejung and Basantapur Bazaar.







Pattek Danda





Pattek Danda (2,500m) is equally beautiful for sunrise, sunset and also
offers a wide view of the Himalayas including Mt. Everest and Mt.
Kanchenjunga . Pattek Danda is ideal for short treks and is also a good
area for picnics. There is a popular Goddess Kali temple, 2-hour walk
from Basantapur Bazaar. Pattek Danda, about 3 km from Basantapur can
alo be reached via Chitre that is 15-minute drive away. From here
Pattek Danda is a 30-minute trek.







Gupha Pokhari



Gupha Pokhari us a natural pond that lies on the trekking trail to
Taplejung from Basantapur. Picturesque views of mountains, sunrise and
sunset can be seen from here. This pond has religious significance and
is also a good resting place for Taplejung trekkers.







Margh Pokhari



Margh Pokhari (2,600m) is another natural pond on the lap of the hills.
The pond holds religious value and has scenic beauty. The pond has
contributed to keep the surroundings green. The Margh Pokhari watershed
area has a dense forest that habitats popular species of Rhododendron
and precious plants. Margh Pokhari is on the way to Basantapur from
Sindhuwa, which is 5 km from Basantapur.







Panchakanya Pokhari



Panchakanya Pokhari is another popular tourist site. Also known a
Chhathar Pokhari, Panchakanya Pokhari is approximately 2-hour walk
further down from Sukrabare Bazaar. Among the many ponds here, the
largest pond in the area is Panchakanya.







Sukrabare Bazaar



A fair known as Sukrabare Bazaar (Sukrabar is Friday in Nepali) is held
every Friday in Hammarjung VDC, showcasing the mixed culture of
settlements. Majority of the inhabitants here are Limbu. Thus, it is an
ideal place and time to experience the rich Limbu culture. The village
popular for homespun cloth called Khadi (cotton). The village can be
reached via Sindhuwa Bazaar, another popular area of Basantapu

तेह्रथुम: दूध र घाँस बेचेर करोडपति

http://www.ekantipur.com/np/news/news-detail.php?news_id=301124