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| PEAK |
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| RAFTING |
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| Adventurers
are provided world-class services by the Treasure Trove’s rafting
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| BUNGY JUMP |
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REGISTRATION: |
“Treasure
Trove”, is registered to the following authorities of government
and enjoys all legal rights to run tours, treks and all tourism
related activities in Nepal. |
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Office
of the Company Registrar (Ministry of Industry) |
No:
9961 / 055 / 56 |
Department
of Cottage and Small Industry. |
No:
1476 / 247 |
Ministry
Of Tourism and Civil Aviation. |
No:
9 / 432 / 055 / 56 |
Ministry
of Finance (Tax Department) |
No:
500099337 |
Department
of Foreign Currency Exchange. |
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National
Bank of Nepal. Permit |
No:
B.B.N.I. 448-31058 |
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GUARANTOR: |
Everest
Bank Ltd. Nepal is our guarantor. Although,it never happened and
will not happen but if you feel that we did not provide you the
services as on agreement or you feel that you are cheated by us,
you can complain against us to Director General, Department of Tourism
(Tel: + 1-247037, 247039, Fax: 227281 |
E-mail:tourism@mos.com.np. |
When
your complaint is justified, the Department of Tourism will order
us to compensate you. When the company is financially in weak position,
the Department of Tourism will recover it from our guarantor bank. |
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STAFF
INSURANCE: |
All
the field staffs are insured against accidents in the course of
tours and trekking. |
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SHARE
DISTRIBUTION TO STAFFS: |
In
near future, we are going to develop policy on selling shares to
our permanent staffs, which will put them in greater devotion. |
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FAMILY |
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| Sonam
Wangdi Sherpa,
this young man hails from the "Queen of the Hills",
Darjeeling. Wangdi is a frequent trekker during his extended
stay in the city state of Singapore. And all time favorite
as an athlete during our High School days. He has trekked
almost throughout the hemlets of the Himalayas and presentlyl
supervises the treks for Treasure
Trove as Director
Operation. Wnagdi has done his
graduation in Geography and presently working on Tourism
Management Course. |
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This
enthusiastic young man, Dilip
Thapa returned to his native land after
an extended stay in Korea. Dilip's skill in Korean language
is a wonder in it's own status. His ways of dealing with
the people is deep rooted in fine traditional way of Koean
life. Dilip holds an office of travel co-ordinator in
Korean wing for Treasure Trove. |
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 Namgyal
Sherpa, a native of Solu Khumbu, is the senior
most Sherpa Climber working for Treasure Trove since its establishment.
Namgyal, being already devoted his past eight years in this
guiding service has proved to be most admired Sherpa. This
Spring 2006, Namgyal
successgully lead his team at the summit of Everest.
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Sherab
Sherpa
from SuluKhumbu is a young mountaineer, who successfully
made his second acsend on the top of Everest in the Spring
of 2004. Sherab conducts all major expeditions for Treasure
Trove. |
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| Nima
Dawa Sherpa
is our young Climbing instructor, who has already done
all major peaks of Himalayas. Nima has earned his skill
under the French Alpine Club. Every Spring Treasure
Trove conducts 07 consecutive peak climbing
course on Island Peak, Labuche Peak & Mera Peak for
foreign students and native as well. |
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Dipack
Lama,
born and brought up in the mid eastern region of Nepal, comes
from one of the largest ethnic group of Nepal – Tamang. Dipack
started his carrier as a porter and now after several years
of service in this line has become an immediate assistant to
Chimey D. Sherpa. Dipack, successfully completed his guide training
in 1998 which was done under the supervision of Department Of
Tourism Nepal and came up with A grade certificate (in Nepaly
standard ). He is a jolly married man with a beautiful wife
and two lovely children. |
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| D.B.
Rai, with his 12 years long experience in the Himalayan
canyons,aptly recognized as one of the few experienced river
guide in international standard. He explored almost all the
great rivers which originates from the Mighty Himalayas...From
Zhaskar (Kashmir) to Ganga (central India)...From Karnali (West
of Nepal) to Mighty Teesta (Sikkim). |
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TREASURE
TROVE IN SOCIAL ACTIVITIES: |
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When the Monsoon clouds
rises from the Bay of Bengal, the Himalayas see little tourists,
Chimey packs his belongings and makes his way up to the land
of the Lop-pas. |
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some – 380 years old this Nunnery – Gargen Chyoling is a treasure
trove of old and rare scriptures, statues, thankas, replicas
and houses 40+ nuns… old and novice. |
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This
Gargen Chyoling believes and follows the Drukpa Kargyu sect of Tibetan
Buddhism. “Drukpa Kargyu”, the school that came into existence in
1455 A.D., when the Master of Mahamudra and Dzokchen, a Tibetan
Mahasiddha – the Naljorpa Drukpa Kunley takes birth in the year
of wood-pig in the eigth cycle (1455 AD). |
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Drukpa
Kunley is not only revered in Tibet but resides in the heart of
all Himalayan people. His style, his humour, his compassion, his
manner of relating to people, won him a place in the heart of all
Himalayan peoples – The Meon-pas from extreme North- East of India,
The Druk-pas (Bhutanese), The Denzong-pas (Sikkimese), The Sher-pas,
Manang-pas, Lo-pas of Nepal and the Ladhak-pas of Kashmir. |
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Gargen
Chyoling seats at the slope of the peace-ful valley and one can
find it at the right slope when finishing Thorung-La. And serves
the four adjoining ancient villages of Lower Mustang – The Zhong,
Putak, Porang and Zhar. |
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| The region is not that
remote as it falls on the way of very popular trail – Annapurna
Circuit. But the hand ful of people are having the benefits
from tourism and the villages are still lacking many essential
things. We have recently established a health post for the village
people and a plan to set up a school is under process. |
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Chimey
is presently teaching in Gargen Chyoling and serving villages around
as a volunteer (during Monsoon). Any help extended towards us is
highly appreciated in this noble cause…used clothes, medicines,
stationaries so on… |
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| All
staff of Treasure Trove holds significant positions in "Project
Himalayas",a recently established local N.G.O. working in the
field of skill works, community development and environmental works
in the rural areas of Nepal. |
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Owing
to the changing scenarios of Nepal, some intensely committed people
joined their hand to avail needed opportunities and necessary assistance
to rural youths in above mentioned field. |
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This
Project Himalayas comprises a nine members body at the central level. |
From
the band of Treasure Trove, Chimey D. Sherpa holds a portfolio of
Gen. Secretary. |
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are determined to share possible percentage of our profit for such
activities of Project Himalayas... |
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| SAFARI |
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| The
thick jungles of the Royal Chitwan National Park (area 932 sq km)
shelter a wide variety of mammals, reptiles and birds. Endangered
beasts such as the one-horned rhino and the Royal Bengal tiger prowl
through the foliage. Many more... |
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| MOUNTAIN
FLIGHT
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| Discover
the ancient mysterious, enjoy the majestic views and bask in the splendid
scenery of the world's highest mountains. Many
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| HOT
AIR BALLOON |
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| Flying
3000m above the Kathmandu Valley safely perched on a wicker basket
opens up vast vistas of enchanting sights. Many
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| MOUNTAIN
BIKING |
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| Nepal's
diverse terrain is a mountain biker's only dream. Many
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