Amazing Trip of Tatopani, Sindhupalchok, Nepal


During the official visit time of Kathmandu from 26 April to 10 May 2019.  I was mentally preparing a plan to visit the anywhere nearby place of Kathmandu. I shared my wish to "Ganesh Raj Bhatt". I call him as an elder brother. He was also showing travel interest neighbour area of the Kathmandu or nearest location on 3 May 2019 then we sketched the rough plan to go the Tatopani, Sindhupalchok. Meantime we met a friend from the same district and did a brief talk about the location and current road status. We decided to move room until the next day. 
4 May 2019- The visit plan was depending on the money, we had planned to request our close friends as well as colleague, neighbour Mr Madan Bhandari for money, he is supportive and helpful. We had the plan to move early morning from Kathmandu. I was afraid when Ganesh Dai did not pick up his phone until 22 times call. Finally, the 23rd  time he received a call and responded to cancel the plan. I was not happy to cancel the plan. And again made the request to go even afternoon time. We met Madan sir, he gave the money for a few days then moved to Tatopani, Sindhupalchok.
Ready to move from Buspark Kathmandu















I already visited the Tatopani during the relief phase of the earthquake. After that, this was the Second time visit of Tatopani. We were curious to visit through the public vehicle and observe the rehabilitation progress of that area after a devastating earthquake in 2015. The journey started from the bus park to Barbise with the old public bus. we sat together in the first seat of the bus. The entire bus was full of passengers because of the festival time "Mother's Day" on 4th May 2019.

We reached Barbise at 4 o'clock and looked for the vehicle for Tatopani and luckily last one private vehicle was there and reached the destination of Tatopani. at 6 o'clock. One night we stayed in a guest house was along with the Tatopani with full of the natural sound of "Botekosi"

5th May 2019 - At the morning we moved to China border the border was fully closed since the earthquake of 2015. Border surrounding area was reconstructing rapidly through the support of the Chinese government but the private infrastructure was in the same condition of destroyed during the devastating earthquake 2019.

We found the beautiful waterfall in front of the friendship point of Tatopani. Which lies in China. We returned back from there and took a short break at The Last Resort where was my awaiting moment for the adventurous experience of Swing. Mentally, I was ready to do the Swing but when I stand on the trail brize of The Last Resort. It was being confused, how to make it possible of my keen interest in Swing. My strong decision and patients support, as well as the motivation factor of Ganesh Dai, made me "Yes I Can". Finally, I enjoy jumping from 170 M. height over the Bhote Kosi River at Sindhupalchok was my unforgotten moments of life. Please follow the link for detail video.  First experience of Swing in THE LAST RESORT


We moved from The Last Report to Kathmandu at 1:00 PM and reached at Dhulikhel 4:00 PM. After light snacks and cold drinks at Dhulikhel, Kavre, we reached Kathmandu at evening time of 7:00 PM.








The difference that I found before and now between the Sukute beach to Barbise roadside. 

What were the area between Sukhet beach to Barbise when I was there before now, - Beautiful Natual surrounding however the landslides and physical infrastructure were almost collapsed. Clean water with the natural stable shape of riversides. 

But now, I found the totally changing the situation Physical infrastructures are rapidly reconstructing which is very positive and good news for the public and Sindhupalchok. But the natural structure is being ugly of "Bhotekosi River". You can find the crusher machine more than 3 nearby the river. Haphazardly collecting the river stone and sand making ugly, muddy water. I am sad to see the changes inside the Bhotekosi River. Residents of Sindhupalchok, local government and neighbour area public should think about it on time. 

Photos and Video of Tatopani, Sindhupalchok  (visit link for detail) Photographs of Visit










Thank you ! 

Location: Bungee Jump Bridge, Araniko Highway, Nepal

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