the Kosi river originates the Himalayas in Nepal and enters India light of Bhima Nagar in Bihar. Due to the floods in it, there is a lot of destruction in Bihar. If we look at its geographical form, we will know that it has expanded 120 km in the last 250 years. The river is continuously expanding its territory, bringing with it depressions (sand, pebbles and stones) from the high hills of the Himalayas. These rivers treading the plains of northern Bihar make the entire area fertile.
Both Nepal and India have built dams on this river; However, some environmentalists had also predicted damage from it. This river is also the cradle of the culture of Mithila region Nepal and North Bihar. The areas around Koshi are called Koshi after this. In Hindu texts it is quoted by the name Kaushiki. Vishwamitra is said to have attained the status of a sage on the banks of this river. He was a disciple of the sage Kushik in the Rigveda. The Saptakoshi river consists of seven streams locally known as Kosi. In the Mahabharata, it is also referred to as Kaushiki. the route leading to Everest from Kathmandu The four tributaries of Kosi are found on Namche Bazaar, bordering Tibet, destination of Kosi's mountainous route is the most attractive tourist destination of Kosi's mountainous route.
Arun, Tamore, Likhu, Dudhkoshi, Tamakoshi, Sunkoshi, Indravati are its major tributaries. In Nepal it falls to the west of Kanchenjunga.
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Both Nepal and India have built dams on this river; However, some environmentalists had also predicted damage from it. This river is also the cradle of the culture of Mithila region Nepal and North Bihar. The areas around Koshi are called Koshi after this. In Hindu texts it is quoted by the name Kaushiki. Vishwamitra is said to have attained the status of a sage on the banks of this river. He was a disciple of the sage Kushik in the Rigveda. The Saptakoshi river consists of seven streams locally known as Kosi. In the Mahabharata, it is also referred to as Kaushiki. the route leading to Everest from Kathmandu The four tributaries of Kosi are found on Namche Bazaar, bordering Tibet, destination of Kosi's mountainous route is the most attractive tourist destination of Kosi's mountainous route.
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Arun, Tamore, Likhu, Dudhkoshi, Tamakoshi, Sunkoshi, Indravati are its major tributaries. In Nepal it falls to the west of Kanchenjunga.
Two tributaries of this Kosi are found at Harkpur in Nepal, Dudhkosi and Sankosi, Arun, Prajwal Tamar join the Triveni along the waterways After this the stream is called Saptakoshi. In Barahkshetra it enters the Terai locale and has since been called Koshi (or Kosi) .
Its tributaries come from all around Everest and take the waters of glaciers (glaciers) situated at the height of the world. Near the Triveni the river forms a ravine which is some 10 kilometers long. It enters the Indian border near Bhimnagar. After this, after walking 260 km to the south, it joins the Ganges near Kursela A dam was built between 1958 and 1962 on the Kosi river. The dam is located in Nepal near the Indo-Nepal border. There are 52 gates for the control of the flow of water, which is controlled by the officials of India. India has made embankments in the Indian border a little (below) this dam
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Its tributaries come from all around Everest and take the waters of glaciers (glaciers) situated at the height of the world. Near the Triveni the river forms a ravine which is some 10 kilometers long. It enters the Indian border near Bhimnagar. After this, after walking 260 km to the south, it joins the Ganges near Kursela A dam was built between 1958 and 1962 on the Kosi river. The dam is located in Nepal near the Indo-Nepal border. There are 52 gates for the control of the flow of water, which is controlled by the officials of India. India has made embankments in the Indian border a little (below) this dam
[ 2 ] River Rafting in Nepal
Bhote Koshi River is courageous for white water experience This is a difficult waterway for boating. The fundamental part of Sun Koshi River Which streams from Tibet Is effectively gotten to from Kathmandu. Bhote Koshi River Rafting is Full of energizing crevasses Between the mountain valleys. These canyons are significantly gutsy And rapids are trying with huge bobs. Himalayan River Fun has been choosing Bhote Koshi River as trying and Enjoyable experience sports in Nepal. Bhotekoshi River isn't so away From Kathmandu consequently effectively Accessed passing through parkway.
It is at the separation of 3 hours pass through Araniko Highway to Lamosangu. The roadway is with various bents and common situations. Bhote Koshi is Itself extremely testing waterway as the Roadway see gives while heading out To passageway of boating. The upper Bhote Koshi closes at Barabise And the Lower Bhote Koshi begins at Lamosangu Dam. Boating put-in – the fact of the matter is at Lamosangu. Boating experience in this waterway is Challenging a result of the large water Flow in the stream. Master rafters can deal with certain rapids Which are Brea the halting and hair Straightening while at the same time boating. Bhote Koshi River Rafting is a short experience outing of 2 days.
The progression of the stream stimulates Heartbeat before starting the Rafting and blood freezing experiences While going through certain rapids. Experienced rafters who love undertakings throughout Their life can have the best minutes In Bhote Koshi River Rafting. Put-out purpose of Bhote Koshi River is Dolalghat. Himalayan River Fun guarantees full usage Of time and cash in this experience.
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It is at the separation of 3 hours pass through Araniko Highway to Lamosangu. The roadway is with various bents and common situations. Bhote Koshi is Itself extremely testing waterway as the Roadway see gives while heading out To passageway of boating. The upper Bhote Koshi closes at Barabise And the Lower Bhote Koshi begins at Lamosangu Dam. Boating put-in – the fact of the matter is at Lamosangu. Boating experience in this waterway is Challenging a result of the large water Flow in the stream. Master rafters can deal with certain rapids Which are Brea the halting and hair Straightening while at the same time boating. Bhote Koshi River Rafting is a short experience outing of 2 days.
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The progression of the stream stimulates Heartbeat before starting the Rafting and blood freezing experiences While going through certain rapids. Experienced rafters who love undertakings throughout Their life can have the best minutes In Bhote Koshi River Rafting. Put-out purpose of Bhote Koshi River is Dolalghat. Himalayan River Fun guarantees full usage Of time and cash in this experience.
[ 3 ] KaliGandiki river in Nepal
The river is a very divine and holy river, which is named KaliGandiki. When we do ‘tarpan’, when we do ‘kaulachaar’ and complete other things as part of the worship with the mantra, ‘Om Shree Gandiki Devyai Namah’, so the Devi whom we worship and do sadhna of, She is present visibly in the form of this very river itself. This river has a great importance. It is a very sacred river. Here, Shraddh tarpan is done for the Pitrs . People come here from afar to atone for their sins and taking bath in this river, they also obtain the benefits of ‘teerth’ [i.e. pilgrimage] and ‘punya’ . There are various importance of this river. And on the banks of this river, if you will look carefully, then see, in this manner [see Ishaputra], there is an abundance of ‘shaaligram’ and ‘shaaligram shilaas’. If you will walk alongside the corners [or banks] of the river, then you will find various Shaaligrams and different kinds of forms on them.
This is an ordinary Shaaligram, lying here itself, see, so, this is also the place of origin of Shaaligram. You all are already familiar about the glory of the Shaaligrams, but in relation to this river, I want to tell you something while walking you see, the flow of this river, this is always ‘kaali’ because of ‘kaali mitti’, because of the ‘Himalaya mitti’. This is why this river has been called ‘Kali Gandiki’ river, but what is the importance of this river? What is the spiritual significance of this river? I want to tell you a little bit about this This mountaineous region that you can see all around me, above, behind me, and on my right side, and completely in the opposite direction of me, over there is a snow peak. You look at those snow peaks with me too.
Behind me, there, the evening is setting. And behind, you can see the snow peaks. Here ‘Dhaulagiri; ‘Dhaulgiri’, and ‘Nilgiri’, and along with these, various mountain ranges go on nearby from here. And this is a very important place. And this entire place has been called by the Siddhas as a very ‘paavan sthal’ and they considered it ‘paavan sthal’. Although after coming here Gandiki river, I spoke with the local people here too, and asked them what is the story of this Gandiki river. As per their ‘deshaj’ tradition, that style, they told me the story. That is an ordinary story, about which you can read anywhere; you can listen anywhere on the subject of its story; but I want to tell you about the importance of this river in ‘kaulachaar’ and in the traditional history of Kaulantak Peeth, This entire region has been the primary area of Maharishi Durvasa, Maharishi Kaakbhushindi Maharaj, and with this, Shukdevji Maharaj and Sanak Rishi, who have been the four Sanak et al Rishis.
And here, Gandiki Rishi, here the name of Rishi gets connected too, who was known as Maharishi Gandak. Because of Maharishi Gandak itself, this river came to be known by the name of Gandiki river. It is said that at some point of time when there was no ‘astitva’ [i.e. existence or identity] of this Gandiki river, then here there used to be extreme snowfall, there used to be so much snowfall here, that these valleys were not visible; they were only covered with snow. But one time, Maharishi Gandak passed by through this region for his own sadhna.
Then he formed a river here removing away that snow, which is known as Gandiki. This is a story being told in ‘kaulachaar’ as per the tradition. Who was this Maharishi Gandak? What has he done? In relation to him, a special thing that I want to tell you is this that in in the Shaiv tradition, ‘gaṇas’ such as ‘Bhoot’, etc; ‘gaṇas’ such as the ‘pret’; ‘gaṇas’ such as ‘daityas’, etc, their tradition were said to be impure; and because of being impure, you may have seen that between the Devas and the Daityas, there has always been a conflict.
So, Maharishi Gandak searched for such Daityas among the Daityas, who had within them a spiritual tendency, they were always ready to go towards Ishwar. So, to connect them with the traditions of Mahadev, he took them with him from the Patal Lok, going through this path. But, at the time when...one, there is Uttarakhand, but not the state of Bharat, not the ‘rajya’ of Bharat, the ‘uttara’ [i.e. northern portion of the Himalayas are called as ‘Uttarakhand’; and the other is, Neelkhand, the regions lying along the banks [or shores] of the sea is called ‘Neelkhand’. So, when he was bringing the Daityas from Neelkhand, then the rishis caught him. Many Siddhas caught him. They said, ‘why are you taking the Daityas in the tradition of Mahadev.
Mahakali river is the one of identical and historical and religeos river in the Nepal. The river flowing 365 days continously and the river is originated at the Kalapani from Himalayas an elevations of 3600 m in the Nepal.It takes the name Kali River from the association of the two streams at Gunji as it courses through the slopes. After Brahmadev Mandi close Tanakpur, it enters the Terai fields, where it is called Sharda River.
This is an ordinary Shaaligram, lying here itself, see, so, this is also the place of origin of Shaaligram. You all are already familiar about the glory of the Shaaligrams, but in relation to this river, I want to tell you something while walking you see, the flow of this river, this is always ‘kaali’ because of ‘kaali mitti’, because of the ‘Himalaya mitti’. This is why this river has been called ‘Kali Gandiki’ river, but what is the importance of this river? What is the spiritual significance of this river? I want to tell you a little bit about this This mountaineous region that you can see all around me, above, behind me, and on my right side, and completely in the opposite direction of me, over there is a snow peak. You look at those snow peaks with me too.
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Behind me, there, the evening is setting. And behind, you can see the snow peaks. Here ‘Dhaulagiri; ‘Dhaulgiri’, and ‘Nilgiri’, and along with these, various mountain ranges go on nearby from here. And this is a very important place. And this entire place has been called by the Siddhas as a very ‘paavan sthal’ and they considered it ‘paavan sthal’. Although after coming here Gandiki river, I spoke with the local people here too, and asked them what is the story of this Gandiki river. As per their ‘deshaj’ tradition, that style, they told me the story. That is an ordinary story, about which you can read anywhere; you can listen anywhere on the subject of its story; but I want to tell you about the importance of this river in ‘kaulachaar’ and in the traditional history of Kaulantak Peeth, This entire region has been the primary area of Maharishi Durvasa, Maharishi Kaakbhushindi Maharaj, and with this, Shukdevji Maharaj and Sanak Rishi, who have been the four Sanak et al Rishis.
And here, Gandiki Rishi, here the name of Rishi gets connected too, who was known as Maharishi Gandak. Because of Maharishi Gandak itself, this river came to be known by the name of Gandiki river. It is said that at some point of time when there was no ‘astitva’ [i.e. existence or identity] of this Gandiki river, then here there used to be extreme snowfall, there used to be so much snowfall here, that these valleys were not visible; they were only covered with snow. But one time, Maharishi Gandak passed by through this region for his own sadhna.
Then he formed a river here removing away that snow, which is known as Gandiki. This is a story being told in ‘kaulachaar’ as per the tradition. Who was this Maharishi Gandak? What has he done? In relation to him, a special thing that I want to tell you is this that in in the Shaiv tradition, ‘gaṇas’ such as ‘Bhoot’, etc; ‘gaṇas’ such as the ‘pret’; ‘gaṇas’ such as ‘daityas’, etc, their tradition were said to be impure; and because of being impure, you may have seen that between the Devas and the Daityas, there has always been a conflict.
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So, Maharishi Gandak searched for such Daityas among the Daityas, who had within them a spiritual tendency, they were always ready to go towards Ishwar. So, to connect them with the traditions of Mahadev, he took them with him from the Patal Lok, going through this path. But, at the time when...one, there is Uttarakhand, but not the state of Bharat, not the ‘rajya’ of Bharat, the ‘uttara’ [i.e. northern portion of the Himalayas are called as ‘Uttarakhand’; and the other is, Neelkhand, the regions lying along the banks [or shores] of the sea is called ‘Neelkhand’. So, when he was bringing the Daityas from Neelkhand, then the rishis caught him. Many Siddhas caught him. They said, ‘why are you taking the Daityas in the tradition of Mahadev.
[ 4 ] Mahakali River in Nepal
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Mahakali river is the one of identical and historical and religeos river in the Nepal. The river flowing 365 days continously and the river is originated at the Kalapani from Himalayas an elevations of 3600 m in the Nepal.It takes the name Kali River from the association of the two streams at Gunji as it courses through the slopes. After Brahmadev Mandi close Tanakpur, it enters the Terai fields, where it is called Sharda River.
The Mahakali Treaty, marked in February 1996 among India and Nepal, relates to sharing water of a stream by a similar name. Presently the Treaty is in power and is currently usage, in spite of the fact that there have been high points and low points in its execution.
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The Mahakali Treaty essentially focuses on a coordinated advancement of water assets in the Mahakali River and has been settled based on equivalent organization. The Mahakali starts in Nepal and structures the fringe between the two nations for an extensive separation. The extent of the Treaty covers the Sarada Barrage, the Tanakpur Barrage and the proposed Pancheswar venture. From the Sarada Barrage, the Treaty gives Nepal 28.3 cumec (1000 cusec) of water in the wet season and 4.25 cumec (150 cusec) in the dry season. This amount is to be provided from the Tanakpur Barrage if the Sarada Barrage turns non-useful.
Further, the Treaty likewise coordinates that at least 9.91 cumec (350 cusec) should stream downstream of the torrent to keep up and save the biological system of the waterway.
On Tanakpur, the Treaty reaffirmed the Nepalese sway over the land (2.9 ha) required for building the eastern afflux bund, just as the 9 ha of pondage zone. In lieu of the eastern afflux bund, the Treaty gave Nepal the privilege to 28.3 cumec (1,000 cusec) of water in the wet season and 8.5 cumec (300 cusec) in the dry season; and 70 million kilowatt-hours (kWh) of power (as against the prior concurred figure of 20 million kWh).
At the point when the Pancheswar Project appears and increases the accessibility of water in dry season at Tanakpur, Nepal would be given extra water and extra vitality. Nepal will bear a segment of the expense of age of gradual vitality. The Pancheswar Project, which was to be situated on the Indo-Nepal limit and was to be a joint undertaking.
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For this undertaking, some broad standards relevant to outskirt streams were set down. These were additionally explained in an archive traded by the two Prime Ministers. The point by point venture report (DPR) was to be together arranged in a half year; the vitality, water system and flood control advantages to the two nations were to be evaluated, and the capital cost shared in like manner; the force advantage was to be surveyed based on reserve funds in costs as contrasted and the important options accessible, etc.
There was to be a bi-national Mahakali River Commission, guided by the standards of uniformity, shared advantage and no mischief to either party. There would likewise be a particular joint substance to create, execute and work the Pancheswar Project. Note ( Its is a very short details about of Mahakali Treaty for more details please with the Nepal government official sites.
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