I love to travel all over the world as I was in class 10. I went to the Jhanakpur temple with my colleagues. We are around 60 students with teachers along. We have 10 days of journey to the eastern region of Nepal which is very beautiful stunning views and natural scenario of tea gardens although the religious place also recorded here. I think Jarnakpur is the beautiful with the law birthplace of Lord Mata Sita. It takes a very understandable ritual religious respect in the world it is also located on the 10 heritage site of Nepal. It was located in the Dhanusa district. I know it’s very impact on me the people of there was very uneasy and doing stool outside the road. The road was very unmanaged and looked dirty over and over. There was no toilet in the individual’s house. We had to pay for the money and went to the roadside public toilet to do the stool and excretors. I have visited six years ago with my friends. But I think nowadays the situation has changed. take a step to clean the cleaning campaign and the beautiful political parties has won there. They took part in creating awareness program, deforestation and the rules and regulation for the maintaining and building the toilet in every household. I think it’s very impactful because by the location and nature is the respectful place. It was very dirty and rather than beautiful. But I do not talk about the temple. The temple was very beautiful and peaceful place but the outside area was very destructive and damaged with the
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I love to travel all over the world. When I was in class 10, I went to the Janakpur temple with my colleagues. We were around 60 students along with teachers. We had a 10-day journey to the eastern region of Nepal, which has stunning views and natural scenery of tea gardens, although it is also a religious site. I think Janakpur is beautiful as it is the birthplace of Lord Mata Sita. It holds significant religious respect in the world and is also located on the list of heritage sites in Nepal. It is situated in the Dhanusa district. I know it had a profound impact on me; the people there were very friendly and were often seen sitting outside on the road. The roads were poorly managed and looked dirty. There were no toilets in individual houses, so we had to pay to use the roadside public toilets. I visited six years ago with my friends, but I think the situation has changed since then. They have taken steps to clean up the area, and the local political parties have participated in creating awareness programs about deforestation and the rules and regulations for maintaining and building toilets in every household. I find it impactful because the location and nature make it a respectful place. While it was quite dirty and less beautiful outside, I do not want to overlook the temple. The temple was a very beautiful and peaceful place, but the surrounding area was quite neglected and damaged.
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