An amazing Hindu pagoda style temples from Kathmandu valley where you could explore the Nepalese typical architecture and cultural history. #world_heritage_side #clearskytreks #anazing_Nepal #history_culture #hiking_tour #open_for_travel (at Patan Durbar Square) https://www.instagram.com/p/CUrNlUBpb9O/?utm_medium=tumblr

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History_culture and something to know.Learn about the human body 1 Punch Mahabhut: Earth, water, wind, light, sky; Five enlightenments: – Eye, ear, nose, tongue, skin, five karmendriya: – Hand, leg, anal, gender, speech, five tanmatra: word touch, form, juice smell; four conscience mind, mind, mind, ego and soul- thus body 25 elements Made up of. 2 Meet, urine, calf, semen, hunger, thirst,…

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St. Clement's Catholic Church, Haymarsh, ND by Arielle Seibold-Galston Via Flickr: Until a short while ago, I had no idea that Haymarsh even existed. In all my passes over the map on google earth, somehow I missed it. Until one day...I didn't. It's so small it doesn't look like much of anything. But when you drive the gravel roads (which aren't in the best condition) around all the curves and over the hills and you reach Haymarsh (which is just really a church and a school) you'll wonder why you didn't know about it sooner. It's such a pretty spot! And so remote. But it really was something once. The townsite was founded in 1890, the church in 1887 (but it burned to the ground twice). The current church was built in 1937, so it's an old structure! I don't think the town ever had much more than the church and school and a few houses/farms. I'm not sure when the school closed, but the church stopped having weekly services in 1992. So it's been awhile. You can read a more detailed history of the church at the link below, and I recommend it! It has an interesting history: stannshebron.sharepoint.com/Pages/StClements.aspx You can see semi-recent interior photos of the church at this link: spesvidere.wordpress.com/2012/11/03/photographing-north-d... You can see old photos of the place at this link: library.ndsu.edu/grhc/history_culture/history/haymarshnd.... 

Now Nepal is almost open for hiking and touring so do think you your Nepal dream trip . COVID-19 is a ways from us. waiting for your arrival in Nepal whoever wanting for their Nepal from longtime. #Nepal_is_open #clearskytreks #hiking_tour #amazing_nepal #history_culture #trekking_in_Nepal https://www.instagram.com/p/CT_btDfKzqS/?utm_medium=tumblr

An amazing stones made typical traditional Buddhist stupa in Nepal Himalayas region while hike around Helambu trek. A place to explore the typical Buddhist culture and traditions. #buddhist_stupa #hiking_tour #clearskytreks #amazing_nepal #history_culture #tradition (at Helambu Trekking) https://www.instagram.com/p/CT6RUHoJJVn/?utm_medium=tumblr

Trekkers are enjoying their foods after long walki in the day. Whatever food you are served is always testy and healthy in mountains. Pure enjoyment of hiking life in Nepal . #mountains_foods #hiking_tour #clearskytreks #amazing_nepal #history_culture #ebc_trek https://www.instagram.com/p/CTv7pGtJVR7/?utm_medium=tumblr

Great view of Bauddha Nath Stupa while making round of stupa during visiting there . #Bauddha_stupa #hiking_tour #history_culture #clearskytreks #amazing_nepal (at Baudha, Nepal) https://www.instagram.com/p/CToG2OzJ_aS/?utm_medium=tumblr

St. Clement's Catholic Church, Haymarsh, ND by Arielle Seibold-Galston Via Flickr: Until a short while ago, I had no idea that Haymarsh even existed. In all my passes over the map on google earth, somehow I missed it. Until one day...I didn't. It's so small it doesn't look like much of anything. But when you drive the gravel roads (which aren't in the best condition) around all the curves and over the hills and you reach Haymarsh (which is just really a church and a school) you'll wonder why you didn't know about it sooner. It's such a pretty spot! And so remote. But it really was something once. The townsite was founded in 1890, the church in 1887 (but it burned to the ground twice). The current church was built in 1937, so it's an old structure! I don't think the town ever had much more than the church and school and a few houses/farms. I'm not sure when the school closed, but the church stopped having weekly services in 1992. So it's been awhile. You can read a more detailed history of the church at the link below, and I recommend it! It has an interesting history: stannshebron.sharepoint.com/Pages/StClements.aspx You can see semi-recent interior photos of the church at this link: spesvidere.wordpress.com/2012/11/03/photographing-north-d... You can see old photos of the place at this link: library.ndsu.edu/grhc/history_culture/history/haymarshnd.... 

St. Clement's Catholic Church, Haymarsh, ND by Arielle Seibold-Galston Via Flickr: Until a short while ago, I had no idea that Haymarsh even existed. In all my passes over the map on google earth, somehow I missed it. Until one day...I didn't. It's so small it doesn't look like much of anything. But when you drive the gravel roads (which aren't in the best condition) around all the curves and over the hills and you reach Haymarsh (which is just really a church and a school) you'll wonder why you didn't know about it sooner. It's such a pretty spot! And so remote. But it really was something once. The townsite was founded in 1890, the church in 1887 (but it burned to the ground twice). The current church was built in 1937, so it's an old structure! I don't think the town ever had much more than the church and school and a few houses/farms. I'm not sure when the school closed, but the church stopped having weekly services in 1992. So it's been awhile. You can read a more detailed history of the church at the link below, and I recommend it! It has an interesting history: stannshebron.sharepoint.com/Pages/StClements.aspx You can see semi-recent interior photos of the church at this link: spesvidere.wordpress.com/2012/11/03/photographing-north-d... You can see old photos of the place at this link: library.ndsu.edu/grhc/history_culture/history/haymarshnd.... Feel free to read more at my blog, here: pictureprairieplaces.weebly.com/adventures/haymarsh-north...

St. Clement's Catholic Church, Haymarsh, ND by Arielle Seibold-Galston Via Flickr: Until a short while ago, I had no idea that Haymarsh even existed. In all my passes over the map on google earth, somehow I missed it. Until one day...I didn't. It's so small it doesn't look like much of anything. But when you drive the gravel roads (which aren't in the best condition) around all the curves and over the hills and you reach Haymarsh (which is just really a church and a school) you'll wonder why you didn't know about it sooner. It's such a pretty spot! And so remote. But it really was something once. The townsite was founded in 1890, the church in 1887 (but it burned to the ground twice). The current church was built in 1937, so it's an old structure! I don't think the town ever had much more than the church and school and a few houses/farms. I'm not sure when the school closed, but the church stopped having weekly services in 1992. So it's been awhile. You can read a more detailed history of the church at the link below, and I recommend it! It has an interesting history: stannshebron.sharepoint.com/Pages/StClements.aspx You can see semi-recent interior photos of the church at this link: spesvidere.wordpress.com/2012/11/03/photographing-north-d... You can see old photos of the place at this link: library.ndsu.edu/grhc/history_culture/history/haymarshnd....