Sharks drawn to warm waters by Israeli coastal power plant

- by Associated Press

Sandbar and dusky sharks have been sighted around the power plant for decades, but scientists only started collecting data two years ago. Although they are still trying to count the smatterings of sharks nearby, researcher Aviad Scheinin said the hundreds flocking exclusively to the Hadera power plant every winter qualifies as “a legitimate and rare phenomenon.”

‘NepaliTravellers Hangout’ will kick off today

- by Republica

A get-together of Nepali travelers entitled ‘NepaliTravellers Hangout’ is being hosted at Outdoor Adventure Center Nepal, Thamel on Wednesday.

Prepossessing Panch Pokhari

- by Pasang Lama Hyolmo

Nature is considered as the divinest gift of the creator. One of these notable gifts of nature on earth is Panch Pokhari. Nestled in the Himalayas and breathing-taking landscapes, it is equally blessed with religious and cultural values

Lesser known but full of fun this winter in Sailung

- by Kiran Lama

If you are looking for hassle free yet a fun trip to play with snow, then Sailung is the perfect destination for everyone

Tribal land known for waterfalls won’t allow tour guides

- by Associated Press

The thousands of tourists who travel to a remote Native American reservation deep in the Grand Canyon each year to camp near a series of picturesque, blue-green waterfalls will have to do so without the benefit of professional guides.

Vegetarian's Wurst nightmare? Germany's sausage hotel

- by Reuters

What happens when a German butcher opens a hotel? A vegetarian’s Wurst nightmare. There are pictures of sausages on the wallpaper, sausage-shaped pillows on the beds and bratwurst hanging from the ceiling. The room numbers are printed on butcher’s knives and even the soap looks like sausage.

Nearly 2,000 people join annual plunge into icy Danube

- by Reuters

When the body goes back to normal it is just fantastic, it feels like champagne, and for hours you feel like you are walking on air. I can’t really describe it, but that is what it is.

The forgotten: Manthapokhari and the Shiva temple

- by Sajesh Raj Nepal

Locals here believe that the temple is related to the king Birat of Mahabharat since the place is very close to the remains of Bhediyari, the believed capital of Matchya kingdom ruled by king Birat. Professor Dr Som Prasad Khatiwada says that inside the cremation area are the remains of Rani Math related to the Malini, the beloved of King Salahesh, a folk legend.

Overcoming fears at The Last Resort

- by Bipana Thapa

My heart raced as I stepped walked on bridge that would take me to the bunjy spot. My legs started to tremble and all I could hear was the sound of the Bhotekoshi River flowing down. As I peeked downward, I noticed that the drop was 160 meters -from the suspension bridge.

Plastic finds second life in Portuguese street artist's work

- by Reuters

A lemur made of damaged car bumpers and bin lids. An owl made from plastic junk. Colorful animals have popped up in Paris as part of a new exhibition by Portuguese street artist Bordalo II, who aims to highlight the effect of waste on the environment.

Play with snow in Himalayas and wash my sweats in Terai

- by Rahat Poudel

Despite the pollution and the social injustices, Nepal is one of the best destinations for the people to travel. As #VisitNepal2020 works are running, promotion to the domestic places are equally going. There are lots of travelers who are helping to the goal directly or indirectly. Rishav Adhikari aka Shutter Psycho is one of those avid travelers. He travels and shares his followers on his social media about the stories of his exploration to the secrets of Nepal. He introduces himself as someone who is traveling somewhere all the time. During a chat with MyCity, he shared his experiences and thoughts about his adventure:

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