INCREDIBLE ADVENTURE NEPAL's video: Travel Vlog Manjushree park Chobhar

According to and legend, Valley was once a lake. It is believed that the goddess cut a gorge at a place called Chobhar Gorge, near Hill Village (sp. also Chovar, chobar) and drained away the waters to establish a habitable land. These caves have been explored by research teams from the in 1976,[1] in 1980 and in 1985. of the in April 2007 indicate that there are at least six known entrances all documented by readings made by a team of , led by from France. A map of those caves is now available, but as the caves are often infiltrated by water due to fluctuating levels of the nearby River, visitors are strongly advised not visit the inside of the caves without being accompanied by competent who have a compass and other equipment required for cave exploration. Minimum safety precautions should be taken. To date, no have been sighted in these Chobhar caves but many sightings of hundreds if not thousands of bats. Measuring a minimum of 1250 metres, Chobhar caves are the second largest in Nepal. Cross country, the caves are a brief fifteen-minute walk from ancient Chobhar Hill Village. for more info: www.incredibleadventurenepal.com : https://www.facebook.com/incredibleadventurenepal :https://twitter.com/NepalIncredible :https//instagram.com/incredibleadventurenepal/