duwadiS

In the case of animal videos, it's more than just saying "I enjoyed watching videos!" Funny animals make us smile and laugh, but in fact, it is very good for us to smile and laugh. Laughs have shown that stress can be alleviated through modern research, and you can also restore your mental health and confidence. Furthermore, animals are not only interesting but also heal us who live in a stressful society, which is also our vitality. You may be mentally afflicted by mental stress every day, but if you get the habit of watching animal videos uploaded in this channel, stress will definitely be reduced and you will be healthier You can do it, please have a look while you enjoy it. Follow me please.

try not to laugh challange, when cat becomes jhon cena 😂 😂 😂 funny video

Chicken and dog having fun, funny, the video is really funny

Hello everyone ! this is a short video about beautiful nature. I hope you like it.

In this wonderful four-minute video, you can see landscapes of incredible beauty. The video is accompanied by music by composer Benjamin Tissot, known as bensound. Allow yourself to relax for 4 minutes under the beautiful views. Our nature is very beautiful, and 4K video makes its beauty even more attractive. Come to the channel and watch many other videos of similar topics. Most of the videos were filmed from a drone, it is a pleasure to watch such videos. Enjoy! Enjoy watching!

This is a massive day out, with a lot of elevation gain. Although a bit arduous, the descent down to Bhagdwar and Nagi Gumba is rewarding. The starting point of this hike is Budhanilkantha, which is also one of the gateways to Shivapuri Nagarjun National Park. Budhanilkantha is home to a Hindu pilgrimage site that features a reclined statue of Lord Vishnu floating in a coil of snakes. Take a bus to Budhanilkantha from Ratna Park Bus Stop. The entrance to the National Park is about a 2.3km uphill walk in a north-easterly direction from where the bus drops you off at Budhanilkantha. You can have light snacks and a cup of tea in one of the local tea shops en route. Buy your permits to enter the national park area at the army checkpoint for about Rs 500 (~$5 USD) for foreigners and Rs 50 ($0.05) for Nepalese. Once you have entered the national park, the first few hours of the hike consist of mostly dusty roads before the trail climbs above the steep stone steps to Nagi Gumba in a northeast direction. After walking for almost 2.0km along the tree-lined trail, you’ll reach Nagi Gumba. You’ll instantly recognize the monastery by the fluttering prayer flags and the nuns chatting and working in the area. Enjoy the terrific view of the valley below if the weather is favorable. Take a rest at the monastery and have a cup of tea or coffee at the tea shop. The next section of the hike is a vertical incline to Bhagdwar and then to the Shivapuri Peak. Follow the stone steps north from the back of the monastery. While the trail is straightforward, it proves tiring as you have to walk mostly on stone steps. The total climb from Nagi Gumba to the Shivapuri peak is about 900m. Continue along the trail while taking in the frequent views of the emerging mountain peaks. The trail leads you through the dense forest all the way to the summit. As you walk higher, the vegetation starts to become more verdant. After trekking for 4.5km, you’ll reach Bhagdwar, where Bhag means “tiger” and Dwar means “gateway” in Nepali. Encounter a small gargoyle shaped like a tiger here—it is installed where continuous water flows. This is also the place of origin of the Bagmati River. You will see a small green and stagnant pond with a Shiva linga at its center. A couple of yogis and sadhus stay in the monastery area in Bhagdwar. You’ll have the chance to interact with the sadhus to discover their customs. From here, climb another 200m, following the same stone steps, to summit Shivapuri. A stone decorated with prayer flags at the peak lets you know you’ve reached the top. Enjoy the excellent views (weather permitting) of the Langtang range. Stay awhile to recuperate from the day’s hike before heading northwest along a different trail with stone steps. For around 10.0km, you’ll pass a series of villages, like Dada Gaun. Eventually, you’ll arrive in Budhanilkantha. Have your permits ready as you’ll come across several army checkpoints. Continue to follow the paved road down for 4.0km to return to the Budhanilkantha Bus Stop for your bus back to Kathmandu. After such a challenging walk, reward yourself with tasty eats and a round (or two or three) of drinks.

A stream (also called a brook or a creek) is a natural flow of water that follows a more temporary path that is usually not in a valley. The term stream is often used to mean any natural flow of water, including rivers. Although some rivers are larger than some streams, size is not a distinguishing factor.

Nepal is dominated by agriculture. More than 60 % people of Nepal depend on the agriculture based profession. The “rice planting festival” of Nepal is one of the country’s most important monsoon seasons which mark the first planting of the premier staple crop. This festival is celebrated on 15th Ashar (29th June this year) of Nepali calendar every year as a tradition of Nepalese culture. Fifteenth of Ashar is the day when the crop planting season officially begins. On the festival day, all over the farmer get-together at their paddy field where ladies plant the rice and gentleman plough the field to make the land suitable for planting the paddy.Rice Planting Festival is also known as Ropai Jatra in Nepali society. It is the Major season of planting paddy. Farmers do not depend on irrigation or other water resources. Nature itself drained water sufficiently to fertile the young rice paddy. The season is the busiest season for the farmer comparing with other seasons. Rice planting day a special day for the farmer as it is celebrated as one of the important agricultural practices in the country. This is also the time when the farmers sing the Asare Geet (Folk songs) while planting rice in the field. These songs entertain and help to forget the sorrows.

Monkey snatches banana from hand, raw footage*

apply this green screen video footage to make relatable meme and have fun

The model is the Infinite 3D Head Scan by Lee Perry-Smith, released a few years ago.

cute puppy flying with balloons

funny video hahaha I lmafoed

Cute little puppy with colourful headbands