02.26.07
Once upon a time in Chitwan
by Rajesh KC
In 1846 The Rana Prime Minister Jung Bahadur protected the wildlife of Chitwan Valley by maintaining a hunting reserve in the area exclusively for the use of the ruling classes and their guests. Hunting was normally conducted during winter. Certain methods were used for hunting such as the ring method, in which a big circle of elephants would entrap the hunted animal. The number of elephants required for this process was quite large.
Stationary hunting from a perch of Machan, trapping in pits, Kheddah method, etc., were other methods of hunting.
The fall of the Rana dynasty opened up Chitwan’s forests for new settlers from the hills in 1951.
After declaration of the Terai as a malaria-free zone, people from the hills migrated to the Terai. In less than a decade, the population of the Chitwan increased from 36,000 in 1950 to 100,000 in 1960. This caused loss of habitat for wildlife species which ultimately became a threat to their survival.
In 1959 naturalist EP Gee recommended the establishment of a national park to the north of the Rapti river and proposed a rhinoceros sanctuary to the south of the river. HMG/Nepal set aside 800 sq. km for a rhinoceros sanctuary. In 1968 GJ Caughley and HR Mishra estimated 81 to 108 rhinos in the area.
King Mahendra approved the establishment of Royal Chitwan National Park as the first national park of Nepal in 1970.
Park was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1984.
446 to 466 rhinoceros were estimated in Chitwan National Park in 1994.
Nepal was home to over 544 rhinos in 2000, with Chitwan National Park having the second-largest population in the world.
The count named as “Rhino Count 2005″ found the rhino population had decreased by 160 in the last five years, 2000 to 2005. Of the total, 94 were killed for horns. 84 out of 87 rhinos translocated to Bardiya were killed by poachers.
Now the fauna of the world, one-horned rhino, has been struggling for its existence.
LET’S VISIT CHITWAN TO SAVE THIS INDANGERED SPECIES
All pics by Rajesh KC
mahesh said,
February 26, 2007 at 12:33
Excellent pictures, and captions to raise the awareness about this species, Rajeshji. Thanks a lot for highlighting this.
If anybody is interested, we did a study on this species in 2003/2004 and predicted a decline in population before the 2005 count. Of course nobody from the wildlife department believed us then when we presented our findings, and didn\\\\\\\’t act on the recommendations! The details of the study we did, and all the working papers can be viewed here: http://www.prem-online.org/index.php?p=projects&cid=6
Basanta Gautam said,
February 26, 2007 at 12:48
Thank you for great pictures and good narration!
Basanta Gautam said,
February 26, 2007 at 12:50
We all should work save this wonderful creature.
omkumar, texas usa said,
February 26, 2007 at 13:26
Thax for kantipur and Rajesh Dai,
we need to save raino…. nepalies raino is very important.
Chitawan national park is also important difrent kind of bird and animal, we can get forain curancy by torust.we need to promot local torust too.
yumi mastumoto said,
February 26, 2007 at 13:42
I am from japan ,some day i like to visit nepal and chitwan.
I heart about nepal before but i saw it first time on this phalano.com. u did good job.
Thank you very much.
Arigato.
Hokkaido ,Japan
RamB. Chhetri,VA,USA said,
February 26, 2007 at 13:51
Thank you very much for the beautiful pictures.It really projects the floras and faunas of Nepal.I fondly recall my first visit to the Tiget Top Camp alongwith my five students from Budhanilkantha School which was sponsored by the Tiger Tops management in March 1976.We met a number of visitors from New Zealand,America and other European nations.We saw everything except the tiger !We were proud to learn that our country was held in a very high esteem.Our beautiful country has much to offer in all areas of eco-tourism.Have stumbled onto people from America who simply loved Nepal.If only there were peace—!We enjoyed every minute of our three days stay in that area.
rabindra, thailand said,
February 26, 2007 at 14:06
…the awesome pictures…save the rhinos…
Min shrestha, Wiesbaden said,
February 26, 2007 at 14:07
Dherai ramro lagyo photo herda
Ajhai pani hamile samrachan garna sakchhau ki???
MIN
dalian, china said,
February 26, 2007 at 14:09
hi rajesh dai its really gr8 job…. after 3 yrs i got chance to see photos around chitwan…..to be honest chitwan its place wid full of beautiful flora n funna….. but nowdays due to unmanage urbanization n increasing population thewildlife over there is in disappering situtaion…… sothat i hope all will join there hand inorder to protect this valuables wildlifes ….
santosh pathak
dalian, china
santosh,dharan said,
February 26, 2007 at 14:22
very very good picture keep it up.we all nepali are just behind you
Narayan Khanal said,
February 26, 2007 at 14:41
Rajesh Ji thanks very nice animal & bird picture .
Balmukund Prasad Joshi, London,UK said,
February 26, 2007 at 15:11
Dear Rajesh,
Your photo session on Chitwan, specially on wildlifes are excellent. Once upon a time we used to have huge flocks of tiger, raino, elephant and other rare wild lifes in the area. But now they are alarmingly reduced in the LOW numbers.
If the Nepalese people and the government do not take needful measurement on time, the wildlife in Chitwan will be available in the wall paint ( as displayed in photo number 15 ) and mueseums ( as displayed in photo number 26 ).
All of us must learn these things now rather than it is too late.
Jai Nepal !
Ram Devkota/Jaipur India said,
February 26, 2007 at 16:19
Photo khicne lai dherai dhanyabad, aru dherai janawar ko photo bhaya ko bhaya ramro huni thiyo.
yeti dherai mehanet ko lagi feri pani thanks.
Ram
bishnu_niure madi chithwan said,
February 26, 2007 at 16:31
rajeshji thapailai derai derai dhannebad cha. thapaile khicheko phota derai ramro cha.
Ms Gurung/farnborough said,
February 26, 2007 at 16:42
You did the great job mate but we all nepalese need to think deeply and seriously,in what ways can we help?Is that the only way VISIT CHITWAN???????
Gunaraj Pathak/Germany,now in Santiagode Chile said,
February 26, 2007 at 16:57
It ia very interesting to watch own country with rare animals from other part of the world. Thany you very much for your contribution.
I love my birth country.
Japan, Hokkaido said,
February 26, 2007 at 17:11
Very good pictures. Thank you for very good job. But you always give less importance to the local people who protected this forest and wild beautiful animals till today. Was it difficult to insert some pictures of brave TRharus and Chaudarys real photos who are the real persons for the preservation of this forest? Well, we hope from the next time you will not ignore local people role and importantance.
Thank you once again for good but not best photos.
jhamak,Finland said,
February 26, 2007 at 17:20
nice pictures about wild life. This is our property and beautis of the country…..but due to the carelessness of government , administration and people ..our such a beauties and attraction is diminishing…..one day they might vanish…..if it continues…..so people must initate to protect such property of the Nation……
Meshak Adhikari,Nepalgung said,
February 26, 2007 at 17:22
….Heartly Thanks and appreciation to Rajesh Ji for his painstaking effort to spot on the Natural heritage of Chitwan.
We appreciate for your hardwork.
Birat/jinhua,China said,
February 26, 2007 at 17:25
Greet job thankx a lot for these photos .these photos are really heart touching . i appreciate ur work .keep it up.
Anusha, Trento, Italy said,
February 26, 2007 at 19:18
Awesome! I really like them.
More..
Deepak Khadka Soneva gili Maldives said,
February 26, 2007 at 19:23
Rajesh ji thank you so much for these picture it was very interesting to watch .
Arjun Gurung United Kingdom said,
February 26, 2007 at 19:29
Dear Rajesh ji
Photo ko lagi derai dhanyabad. Hamro rastra ko
amulya sampati Biswa ma nai durlov yek singhe
Gaida lai kasari samrachharn garna sakinchha. Hami
sabai manab jati lai gyan huna yekdam jaruri chha.
Arjun Gurung
United Kingdom
Paras, Omaha Nebraska said,
February 26, 2007 at 20:04
Hello Rajesh Ji, Great job. Thanks for bringing the awareness to the people around the world about the extinction of the one horned rihnos.
The linked published by Mahesh at the very first comment is not working. Could you please publish it again.
Thanks.
og/pokhara/Amsterdam/copenhagen said,
February 26, 2007 at 20:20
well done!
n hope to get such articles in the forthcoming days too.
excellent job!
keep it up!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
rowan shrestha said,
February 26, 2007 at 20:28
very impressive
kRISHNA said,
February 26, 2007 at 20:44
Thank you for great pictures.
bhupal aarhus denmark said,
February 26, 2007 at 21:08
thats great pictures of wild animal n heartful thanksssssssssssss for briniging tous.
Kiran Basnet, Silvis USA said,
February 26, 2007 at 22:14
Good pictures, keep posting beauty of Nepal. it is our life and pride.
Dinanath, Dhaka said,
February 26, 2007 at 22:17
Rajesh jee has outstanding capacity in capturing messages live and bringing them to HIS audiences. I found him delighted with the professionalism responsible to his community and the country.
As a trustworthy journalist and photographer he has and can do a lot for the country to advance and get rid of the current situation…, and more throught his cartoons!
sahadev/usa said,
February 26, 2007 at 22:21
if we dont act now, then the rhinos will remain in the pictures only. so i think its time to save those endangered species and everyone should contribute something from their side.and thanks to rajesh ji for sharing the beautiful moments of wild with us.bye
belfast uk. said,
February 26, 2007 at 22:26
all pictures r very nice for identity for our country NEPAL 2 turists.
other new photoes r better for turisiom inderestry as well as us who r ABROAD.
KRISHNA acharya
kawasoti nawalparasi
now uk with radha & prakriti
silwald/*prawasi* said,
February 26, 2007 at 22:37
Blend of natural surroundings and faunae is absolutely magnificient; photos are realistic. Heartful accolade for Mr. KC!!
As for endangered rhinos, no organisations seem to have any clear pathway for preserving this species. It’s a puzzling matter to think about. As aforementioned in this blog, the local people are preserving this area, in the same time there are also people who would kill this gentle creature for hides and horns. This is like a vicious circle, if I may reckon.
**The link on the first post doesn’t seem to work. Can the poster kindly check, if you don’t mind please?**
PasangChimi said,
February 26, 2007 at 22:38
Namaste Rajesh Ji,
I really appricate your Pictures of Chitwan National Park. And i am very happy to see such a beautiful nature of our country. Beside i am really sorry to Rhino being lost day by day due to the lack of awarness progamm in that area. I hope coming day Our Nepal rhino will be in safe. Atlast thank you very much for highlight this beautiful Picture.
PasangChimi
Kathmandu, Nepal.
sailesh,florence said,
February 26, 2007 at 23:30
thumbs up to whoever who collected all these information ….i really appreciate their work….well,, despite all these things that is taking place if concerned authorities donot raise any steps inorder to control the decline in the number than the conditon would be worse..so with the humanitarian belief ….we should be together in protecting #1 species of nepal
Govind Ram Pariyar said,
February 27, 2007 at 00:27
Hi Rajesh Dai
Very nice pictures. I appriciate you but my request is please make at least 6M pictures which will be helpful to make inlarge. I hope you will serve like it in future. Real service to the nation on be half of you.
Govind Ram Pariyar
Haiti
Vidhan Rana/ Washington said,
February 27, 2007 at 00:30
Thank you for these great pictures.
It is always so delightful to see such beautiful pictures from back home.
I wish you updated the photo blogs more often!!!
Vidhan Rana
Washington, D.C.
Sundar, Newcastle said,
February 27, 2007 at 00:38
We should preserve the existence of every living being in the world. There should be strick rules and regulation to control the killing of any endangered species in Nepal. People around the world should discourage the use of commercial products made from these species. Otherwise One-horned Rhino will only be a myth for our future generations. Cheers to the photographer and the blog team!!!
Dinesh Khadka, Biratnagar/ California said,
February 27, 2007 at 01:25
Thanks a lot, Rajesh Jee!
Your pictures reminded me of our great Chitwan once again. I had a chance to see a fierce battle of a couple of rhinos. I did have a very pleasant time sharing two weeks of my life going around the national park. I had seen plenty of elephants, rhinos, tigers, birds and other species of animals. Is our park still one of the rarest and richest parks in the world?
But recent news of poaching animals mainly rhinos is a heartbreaking tragedy. Besides anyhting else, animals should be an integral part of our ecology and national economy. We should not be cursed by our future generations. And so let’s not leave any stone unturned, as Rajesh jee has tried.
Thanks once again!
Chintan, (from London) said,
February 27, 2007 at 02:57
Hello rajesh ji,
it was really a good approach to hit the weak point of nepalese
forest departments by showing the true picture of our national parks.
When i had visited the national park this summer , i had seen quite a few rhinos, but the killings have not stopped. Specially our security at the indian side of the forest has to be tightened.
Hope the new developments/governments in Nepal, will make us feel proud about the national heritages being preserved.
Yagya K. Bhetwal /kentacky USA said,
February 27, 2007 at 03:01
Namskar Rajesh Ji,
I am very happy to see all this beautiful nature , thanks very much to high lighting all about our nature wealth , i am more happy because my birth place is chitwan very next to ROYAL CHITWAN NATINOAL PARK . and i work at SAURAHA as a nature guide for 10 years .
Sugeeta colonge Germany said,
February 27, 2007 at 03:08
chitwan ko gaida hathi mayur ko tati ………
yo geet po yaad aayo malai …..good picture SAVE WILD LIFE
gaida ko jansakhya sakhaph hun thalyo re bhanne sunincha
live and let other to live
hope our gaida haru pheri sankhyatmak ruple badhera janecha
shree pashupati nath sanga yehi kamana garuou
navaraj/USA said,
February 27, 2007 at 03:28
Rajeshji yo nikai ramro kaam garnu bha cha hai.
G, Gurung. London said,
February 27, 2007 at 06:05
As your heading said “Once upon a time in Chitwan”. I Sincerely hope your heading in years to come won’t change to “Once upon a time these beutiful creatures existed in Chitwan”.
kishor/guangzhou, china said,
February 27, 2007 at 09:16
thanku rajes dai
feels like i have been to heaven n i promise i will visit chitwan national park oneday. lets preserve the rhinocerous
Binaya Shrestha, Oklahoma city, OK, USA said,
February 27, 2007 at 09:37
Awesome pic!!!! They are really adorable. Thanks for bringing the attention of everyone to step up to conserve these precious flora and fauna of Chitwan and Nepal. Actually, I am also from Chitwan (Bharatpur, 12). I had been to Nepal after 5 year, but I could not visit the national park eventhough it is just 15-20 minutes from my home (I am already back to USA).I really missed it, tara posting all thee pics here somewhat relieved me. It is the responsibility of all of us to save these beautiful creatures on land.
I really appreciated your effort. Keep it up!
Prashilz/California said,
February 27, 2007 at 09:54
Good Job
Shubha/Ocean City,MD said,
February 27, 2007 at 10:03
I had always been wanting to go chitwan but never had the opportunity…great pictures and we all should be aware about the poaching of our national pride-the one horned rhinos!! The government are pretty busy seeing their own intrests that there’s no one to look after the poor animals and their extinct status!!! hope they’ll realise it someday and that better be early than late…
I also heard that since there are only few rhinos left in chitwan..the guides just show you few rhinos..and take you around and around..and show you the same rhinos again and again…but beware of being fooled around by the agents out there…and have a nice time in chitwan..i’ll go there someday…and it better not be as..(once upon a time..here were rhinos!!!!)
MUMBAI said,
February 27, 2007 at 10:04
Beautiful pictures. Will it be possible to provide more information on wild life in Nepal.
Nimesh Tandukar, Bangkok said,
February 27, 2007 at 10:09
Namaste Rajesh Ji
Thanks for beautiful Chitwan National Park and information about the rhinoceros. It is pity to say that our rhinoceroses are losing day by day because of lack of law and awareness. We have duty to protect all those innocent animals. Let’s join the hand to aware the people to protect innocent animals.
Thanks Kantipur and Phalano.com to bring and aware us about rhinoceros.
madhab, sydney said,
February 27, 2007 at 10:45
rajesh ji, u did good job, i like the way of presentation, eventhough rihino are very imp of our tourism sector. hope u will promote these kinds of work sequencely.
shane williams said,
February 27, 2007 at 10:54
SAVE THE RHINOS
Jagan Bhusl Dubai UAE said,
February 27, 2007 at 12:24
Rajesh Jee Namaskar.
I’m really happy to see this pictures. It’s break my hearts, it’s really beautiful, pls keep new seeneris and real nepal.
I can’t forget my nepal and nepali.
Jagan Bhusal
Dubai
vinod pokhrel now delhi said,
February 27, 2007 at 12:55
kantipur ra rajesh ji lai dhanya bad elephant ra raino matra hoina.?all wild animial ko save garnu ko lagi agadi pani yastai programme dinu hola bhanna long hope rakha ko chhu .
rabindra singh/ bangalore said,
February 27, 2007 at 14:11
hey, really so nice picture. definately i like thease rhinos, and it is wonderfull job by u dada, lots of thank 4 u.
rabindra singh/ bangalore said,
February 27, 2007 at 14:14
Its really nice pictures, and i love my country so much, and it’s really fantastick.
sharad chandra Ray said,
February 27, 2007 at 14:27
hi .Rally i alwase wait for new photo and i like to give you more Thank you now i am in Qatar but when i see the photo that time i fell very Proud himselfs our country have nitural Gifts. thanks Buy
basant/ drn said,
February 27, 2007 at 14:36
rajesh dai what to say abtu. i m so pleased to ur work that i cant say. u r right that its time to save rhino now . lets preserve one-horned rhino from being indangered.
Archan Shrestha said,
February 27, 2007 at 16:02
Hi Rajesh Dai,
really great picture, great job keep it up bro. and let’s save our world heritage Chitwan national park, and all wild animals, specially rhino, elephant, tiger , birds, wetlands, and all other animals. and i kindly request WWF and other NGO, INGO who working for wild life not just collect data in paper do something real.
Bhola \'shangam\' Abu dhabi. said,
February 27, 2007 at 16:29
Namste Rajesh Dai,
Tapae ko yo kaam ko lagi mero tarpha bata Muri-Muri Dhanybaad. Hami Lai Biswas chha Aaune Din haru ma pani yestae-yestae Nepal ko bahu charchit Thaun haru ko photo Lai yo falano .com side Bata sampurna desh ani Bidesh ma Rahanu Bhayka Nepali haru Majha Puryaunu hunechha. Namskar, shangams(at)yahoo.com.
The Sapkotas/ Melbourne, Australia said,
February 27, 2007 at 16:39
Hello Rajeshji
Great effort from you. I was recently in Nepal. I think making comments will not be just enough to save these creatures. In fact there is not much we can do when all politicians and country heads have been killing these rhinos and forwarding as a gift to their masters overseas.
Our children will get to see these animals in pictures if they are lucky enough..SAD….
Bishal Sapkota..Melb,Australia
Bhawani Prasad from North Wales,UK said,
February 27, 2007 at 17:14
Great work! Thank you so much you top photographers and Journalists. I love those. Wishing you guys a good time and sound health.
Geeta Neupane (Devkota), London said,
February 27, 2007 at 20:54
Every nepalese should show their interests in saving the endangered spices of one-horn rhinosorous. Heavy penalty and life_imprisionment have to be charged to the the offenders. Being the place of world heritage, the Chitwan national park is our prestige and saving its spices is our responsibility.
Thank you for your effort, Rajesh KC and Phalano.com family
Krishna Sioux city Iowa, U.S.A said,
February 27, 2007 at 21:24
Namaste to all,
Thank you verymuch for doing this hard work for the national park. I am realy happy that you have been trying to save the Rhino, It is realy important for the Nepal, one of the income source for nepal, The national park helps country became a more papouler and it is help full to local besiness, When people would understand, when ever forest gurd cought the pocher, They should give the life time Jail then other people would not encourege to kill more rhino. If they stay in jail few year and pay money then they comeout from the jail again they will start to killed the animal. The rule has to be in strong and in reality too,not only on paper.
I am so thankfull to read news here about NEpal even I am living so for from my conuntry. Thank you for hard work.
Doha Qatar SURYA B.K said,
February 27, 2007 at 22:14
thank u for all this but no matar what u do people still killing the raino pls let the gov do some thiings to do . save this animal.
Mahesh Pun, Lincoln said,
February 27, 2007 at 23:28
Good job Mr. Rajesh,
We do definately need a lot of conservationists and widlife expert to save these beautiful creatures before they are far too gone. Furthermore, there is some thing fishy going on, we need to monitor the activities more since i came to know that the nepalese army are not doing a good job safeguarding them, instead some of the rotton ones among them killed them and smuggled their body parts.
Mahesh Pun
M.S. Civil/Environmental Engineeering
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
TEK RAJ PANDEY DOHA QATAR[CHITWAN MADI] said,
February 27, 2007 at 23:44
sarba partham ta daju lai thanks bhanna chahan chu la .
ma bidesh ma base pani mero ghar chitwan madi sitalpur bhaguda ward no 4 ho ra hal ma qatar ma karyerat chu .
phalano .com ma yo dirisye heree pachi malai yesto lageyo ki chitwan ma raheko durlab gaida haru ko save garna ra chetana failauna ko lagi ho .ra hamile yo buznu parcha ki hamro desh nepal lai save gharnu ra banye jantu haru ko pani save gharnu hami sabai ko dayeto ho .mero ghar bhata 2 km tada cha yo royal park tesaile yesko barema malai ramrari thaha cha tesai le sabai la yo masege dina chahanchu ki picter hereera enjoy line hoina knowlege linu parcha ra save tarfa sabailai uunmuk gharnu parcha .
ra aantye ma photo ma mehenat gharnuhune dai rajesh k c lai thaks a lot of bhanna chahan chu ok by
tek raj pandey
chitwan madi
haldoha qatar
MILAN KUMAR RAWAL [MUMBAI INDIA] said,
February 27, 2007 at 23:54
GREAT JOB !THANK U DEAR RAJESH DAI
Nima Sherpa said,
February 28, 2007 at 00:12
It is a great pride for Nepal to save the wildlife heritage to learn about the animals and their natural habitat. Furthermore, the national parks and reserves of our country helps to generate employment to thousands of people through various tourism industries.
It is the moral responsibility of all Nepalese to help protect our endangered wildlife for the future generations to enjoy, but not to be killed for individual selfishness. Mother nature is no fool to create the wonderful creatures, and thus the wildlife also has equal rights to survive on this planet.
Those culprits involved in wildlife poaching must be severely punished, so they will never repeat their past mistakes. The photographer deserves our appreciation to increase awareness to save the rhinos and tigers of Chitwan National Park.
Prabhu Shrestha ,Vienna ,Austria said,
February 28, 2007 at 02:06
Dear Editor ,
Very nice pictures.Thanks.We are very happy to see these pictures.
Rhinos are our national pride.We must keep them free and alive.
tandi basie said,
February 28, 2007 at 06:14
ghar ko yaad ayoo.. tyo pub ma gayera sunset herdai beer khayeko..yaad haru lay pirolyo.. thank u phalano.com .. i have been one of those admirer of yours…
U are presenting a peice of art that gives touch to thousand ppl outside as well of inside the country…
u esp reminds us home back.. like the song country road…
Hum Gurung, Gold Coast, Australia said,
February 28, 2007 at 06:51
Dear Rajesh ji,
Many thanks for the interesting story which provides the history of Chitwan National Park and challenges for wildlife management especially rhinos. It is a big threat to Nepal’s icon wildlife and with effective people’s participation addressing livelihood needs of people around the park should be the strategy to save them not by guns alone. Political capital is a must to garner the support of influential people and politicians (see my article in the Kathmandu Post published on 17 January 07. Thank you for your commitment to conservation through photo journalism.
Hum Gurung, PhD Researcher
sumita said,
February 28, 2007 at 08:51
you are doing very nice job
jhamak Sijali Qatar said,
February 28, 2007 at 09:07
Rajesh G,
Realy verry nice pictures
Thankx.
S. Harmoni, Australia said,
February 28, 2007 at 09:23
Thank you KC ji for beautiful pictures and tring to raise awareness regarding one-horned rhino.
We all know, we have a beautiful country full of beautiful things, sad part is people who run this country are hardly bothered about the country. Most of us would love to visit this place but people are afraid to travel further than kathmandu due to our unsettled political situation.
we need strong, good and clean government, only then these things can truly be saved otherewise fund will come and fund will go but things will remain the same.
Thank you for trying to do your bit.
manoj said,
February 28, 2007 at 11:49
GREAT PICTURE, THANK YOU, VERYMUCH.
bhupen , qatar said,
February 28, 2007 at 12:07
Dear Mr. Rajesh,
its very nice snapshot, i am so glad to see this snap you are really doing good job, thanks for the pic..pls keep it up .
r.kali, texas said,
February 28, 2007 at 12:10
hi rajesh jee,
nat..parkko photo dekhera khoosi lagyo tara dukhhapani because,banbinash n banya jantuko shikhar atinaai baddhirahechha so , do u know who is behind about it ? we know our gover….n who has right to hunting aniway if i start to thinkin abt it i would be sad so forget ……………
Dipak Siwakoti/Kathmandu said,
February 28, 2007 at 12:52
A good step for balancing environment.
Thanks Rajesh
Basnta/Dharan said,
February 28, 2007 at 13:47
ok
Sydney, Australia said,
February 28, 2007 at 13:55
There are FEW PEOPLE who really loves Nepal, Nepalese people and wild animals. They always think of doing something good for these.So, I am. But there are VERY FEW PEOPLE like Rajesh, who loves and does. I wish if I can do something someday.
Manoj, Chiang Mai Thailand said,
February 28, 2007 at 15:47
Good Job Rajesh Ji !
Best of Luck !!
dipendra karki/jwalakhel said,
February 28, 2007 at 15:49
thanks rajesh dai for nice pictures. rhinos are the national and natural treasures . so it is necessary to save it.for it habitat and nature conservation is necessary. growing poaching and smuggling must be checked with strong control mechanism.otherwise ,the rhinocerous , our pride , will be a matter of a tale.
let’s join hands to save it
not only ot make it national animal.
LONODN said,
February 28, 2007 at 18:16
I THINK WHAT RAJESH IS TRYING TO DO IS UNDOUBETDLY A PHENOMENAL THING BY HIGHLTING THE PROBLEM FACED BY CHITWAN TOURISM BOARD AND MAINLY RHINOS WHO ARE BEING TARGETED BY THE POACHERS FOR THEIR SELFISHNESS.
I THINK GOVERNMENT AND THE LOCAL AUTHORITY SHOULD TAKE SOME SERIOUSLY SOME ACTIONS AGAINST THESE PEOPLE AND NOT ONLY THAT BUT ALSO SHOULD COME WITH SOME ACTION PLANS TO MAKE RHINOS LIVELIHOOD BETTER.
AND FOR US WE SHOULD VISIT CHITWAN AND SHOULD HELP THIS AGENCIES OR LOCAL AUTHORITY THROUGH MONETARY OR BY VOLUNTEERING TO LOOK AFTER THIS ENDANGRED SPECIES.
IN THIS WAY I AM SURE WE WILL SAVE THIS ENDANGERED SPECIES AND ALSO HELP CHITWAN TOURSIM BOARD.
ALL TE BEST
PRASHANT
LONDON
theprakash@yahoo.com\tamilnadu said,
February 28, 2007 at 18:55
thanks for promiting our district wealth
hamro payro chitwan
sahanta hongkong said,
February 28, 2007 at 19:39
Thank you for beautiful pictures and tring to raise awareness regarding one-horned rhino.
ok bye
amit/ chitwan said,
February 28, 2007 at 19:39
excellent job
the photo you posted and the way you express the problems are really admirable
Krishna Prasad Regmi said,
February 28, 2007 at 21:22
Thank you Rajesh jee
Excellent job….
Please visit Chitawan\’s small clip………………..
vimeo.com/clip:145550
unicorn said,
February 28, 2007 at 21:31
you have got few spelling wrong.
suraj aryal/colorado said,
March 1, 2007 at 02:30
The the world “Endangered,” in last caption, is not spelled right.
suraj aryal/colorado said,
March 1, 2007 at 02:31
beautiful pictures though. I showed those pictures to my american friend to give them a general idea about where I am from. Thank you.
suraj aryal/colorado said,
March 1, 2007 at 02:33
Sorry, i meant WORD not “worLd.” How ironic is that? Hahaha
hang nembang(scotland) said,
March 1, 2007 at 03:14
hi! rajesh u have done a great job by putting little effort to save this wonderful creature from extinct.It makes every nepalese proud to be born in such a great land with vast diversity with wonderful flora and funa.now its time 4 everyone to put contribution to save this beautiful creatures b4 it’s once upon a time.ur great work has to be praised,thanks
Anil shrestha, london said,
March 1, 2007 at 05:56
well done mate. you’ve done a great job.
Rabin Rawal/Perth said,
March 1, 2007 at 06:49
Namaskar Rajesh ji,
Good job…
This is another example of your ability to penetrate on the importance of our nature.
I was thinking if there is any probabilty of the same work on tigers as well. That would be awesome !!
Well done !!
Cheers,
Rabin
Dipul/Sharjah, U.A.E. said,
March 1, 2007 at 11:24
It’s really nice pics. But rhino ko matra lots photo….Aru different different birds n animals ani site scene ko photo pauna paayen ajhai sunma sugandha hunthyo…thanx
HR G Singapore said,
March 1, 2007 at 12:11
Yahi ho tarika Phalano.com ji. Keep it up! Yestai photoharu atlist weekly bhayema ramro hunthyo.
Many many thank U!
Yubaraj Gurung/Reading,UK said,
March 1, 2007 at 13:27
Thanks for your awareness about our extinct-wild lifes. Due to lack of proper laws and preservation almost we have lost most of our wild heritages which is very sad news for us and curse to our future generations.Basically in Nepal there is no trust worthy leadership who is committed towards the Chitwan national Park and can handle the situations without bias.I am coming to hearing and reading about the illegal rhinos poaching in Chitwan which make me feel shameless and sorry for the our beloved rare wild animals at once.If people of Nepal acknowledge about the important of wild animals than only we can protect our wild heritages some how.
Gopi Krishna Bhattarai/Kathmandu said,
March 1, 2007 at 13:59
Thanku for Beautiful picture.
I think it would be better to exihibit it to aise the awareness.
kushal subedi,chitwan/dubai said,
March 1, 2007 at 21:26
thanks for good job , good information about animals n their condition
Tirtha thapa\uae said, said,
March 2, 2007 at 00:37
namaskar rajesh dai
Really great photo
The photo u posted and the way u express the problems are really admirable
Great job keep it up
brother
CHHABI RAM LAMICHHANE .ABUDHABI.U. A. E. said,
March 2, 2007 at 01:36
thanks phalano.com you give excellent picture from chitwan who is may plase so can you give me more and more thing . aney wey very happy this time you give the rhino mathad so make is on carefoul .
thinks and bay
NARENDRA KANDEL Guangzhou said,
March 2, 2007 at 11:26
thanks phalano.com you give excellent picture from chitwan who is may plase so can you give me more and more thing . aney wey very happy this time you give the rhino mathad so make is on carefoul .
thinks and bay
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krishna panday,belgium said,
March 2, 2007 at 14:34
goodmoring rajesh,
thx for such a nice pictures.keep on putting the pictures like this.so happy bro.
take care
ajay kumar ojha/surat(from nepal) said,
March 2, 2007 at 15:07
It wasvery interesting to those photos . this will help to ris awerness to protect endensered species. sill there is a lot to be done to preserve our heritages.
Manoj Kumar Bhusal/Chutrabesi,Arghakhanchi said,
March 2, 2007 at 15:52
Keep it up ‘n’ thanks for the well photos ‘n’ for the contribution in photography.
Pliz add more photos of wildlife.
Bye.
Hikmat Thapa,Lagos,Nigeria said,
March 2, 2007 at 16:04
Great Work.Rajesh.Thank you.This recall me my chitwan days of 1992-2002 ,near Sauraha with Sauraha.Really its once upon a time,once upon a life. Well Done.
KTM said,
March 2, 2007 at 16:40
It is really good and interesting information about one part of Nepal and suppose to be hightlighted. Hopefully it will open the eyes of related department and do something. And pictures are wonderful.
Thanks again.
ISHWARI PRASAD LAMICHHANE ABUDHABI U .A . E. said,
March 3, 2007 at 00:09
namaskar rajesh dai relly great photo dai i like to thanks this rhino ar vere importan in yowher conteri so plase mak is on very carfoul plese?
Hemraj Sharma /Bangalore /INDIA said,
March 3, 2007 at 08:54
thanks phalano.com you give excellent picture from chitwan who is may plase so can you give me more and more thing . aney wey very happy this time you give the rhino mathad so make is on carefoul .
thinks and bay
Hari Gurung said,
March 3, 2007 at 11:07
We have to seriously preserve our one horn rhino.
It is only found in Nepal. It is a symbol and pride of Nepal, too.
We have to day and night control Nepal-India border inside jungle.
Criminal sneak into Nepal jungle at night and hunt rhino inside Nepal.
We have to push Nepal army in trouble border zone of Nepal.
jitendra karki Dubai said,
March 3, 2007 at 14:40
thank,s for your good picture . now iam dubai but when i see your photo i fell iam nepal>
arun/beijing said,
March 3, 2007 at 16:13
Thanks for pics and brief history about national park…Let’s encourage internal tourism to preserve our wildlife and natural heritages.
Dipen Malla/Tokyo said,
March 3, 2007 at 18:07
thanks phalano.com you give excellent picture from chitwan
Manjil Dhungana/Sydney said,
March 3, 2007 at 20:47
marvellous pix Rajesh Mama!!!!
It really brought back lots of nostalgic memories and made my day.
Chitwan has and always be very dear to me as I have spent lots of time there. Once again zillion thanx to you on higlighting the beauty of chitwan. Give my regards to Maiju and the little one.
Sanskriti Pradhan/USA said,
March 4, 2007 at 00:21
It is indeed a very interesting topic and i was drawn by its heading”Once open a time in Chitwan”. It is good to know that people are concerned about the wild life and must keep effort to save the endangered speciesThe pictures are really great. Thanks to Rajesh ji. We should do more to create awareness to the population about the importance of wildlife to our own existance.
Thank you.
Oranje/NY said,
March 4, 2007 at 07:00
This rare and beautiful species must be protected against pochers. The captions and pictures are very articulate. Great Job!
bijaya/kl said,
March 4, 2007 at 10:57
dear kantipur family thanz a lot for ur beatiful pictures as well the beautiness as well the one horned rhinos (rared groups) OF THE nature
Nagendra/Pokhara said,
March 4, 2007 at 12:26
rajesh ji
thank you for making photo blog for nature conservation. As a journalist this is nice to aware to other.
than you
Pragya Paudyal, Reading, UK said,
March 4, 2007 at 14:30
Excellent photographs of the endangered species. You have raised awaresss and rang the alarm bell to immediately start strong measurement to save rhinocerous in Nepal.
Hope this will help protect the endangered animals in Nepal specifically in Chitwan national park.
Good work.
Pragya
Bharat Paudyal, Kathmandu said,
March 4, 2007 at 14:34
Congratulation Rajesh Dai for your great work for the preservation of valued wild life including the rhinocerous in Chitwan.
Concerned authorities will realise the importance of protecting our wild life and we should also press for this generating awareness of the people to save these natural fauna.
Thanks for the excellent work.
Samip Malla said,
March 4, 2007 at 20:19
rajesh dai,
a nice work and fantastic glimpse of the history. it was good to know things that almost faded away from the memories. Hope the concerned department will focus on this topic for the saving the endangered species.
lastly, thanx to u.
Subod Rai said,
March 5, 2007 at 00:36
Nepali 8 politicla parties and Government must setup border patrol camps inside Nepal and India borers.
Nepal must build barewire at Nepal border, so Nepali wild animal rahino, Musket beer and Tiger will not go to India. and also it helps to prevent illigeal indian hunters and control Indian criminals.
Corrupt and criminals are lavishly working and living in chitwan national park as a high ranking officers and forestry rangers. These criminal who are collaberating with hunters and Indian criminal to hunt and sale rahino horn and tiger skin to indian market.
Government must hunt, investigate and must give life-time or capital punishment to these government corrupted criminals. Criminals within chitwan national park management.
bijay ingnam said,
March 5, 2007 at 10:39
well first of all i would like to thanks for this wonderful job as a one step or the other for the awareness and the activites going on for the conservation of this species and the beauty of Sauraha national park.
from this i would also like to ring down their ears (nepal governement) to take into the specific plans for the consevation of this species and take into the deep action for those people who are involved in those in-human activites.
And thanks for this job and i hope the better work of yours.
Durga Panday/Singapore said,
March 5, 2007 at 14:54
wonderful pictures but not enough to say why need to visit chitawan, Chitawan is more than you are showing in your pictures
Thailand Bangkok said,
March 5, 2007 at 17:11
Namskar Rajesh Ji,
I am very happy to see all this beautiful nature , thanks very much to high lighting all about our nature wealth , i am more happy because my birth place is chitwan very next to ROYAL CHITWAN NATINOAL PARK . and i work at SAURAHA as a nature guide for 10 years .
Thailand Side
yadav/qatar(siraha-nepal) said,
March 5, 2007 at 20:52
This is very incredible for nepal. We save this animals and proof the humanbility, make a haven in nepal.
dinesh pokharel hal pardesh ma said,
March 5, 2007 at 23:04
thanks. hajur lai . hame nepali ko lagee yo garba ko kura ho ke hamro desh jasto sano desh ma pane parkerteka la sabai kura deyako cha tara yashlai jogayar ragna hame nepali la nai sakerakyako chainnau yasto parkerteka sampada lai jogayar ragnu hame sabai nepali ko kartabaya ho …. jaya nepal jaya desh. no narash…
लोहोरुङ सिरान्टे said,
March 6, 2007 at 06:39
फलानो डट कमको म पनि फ्यान हु । मलाई पनि फोटोग्रफी मन पर्छ, तर यसको लागि मन मात्र भएर हुन्न धन नै चहिन्छ धन भएर पनि समय चाहिन्छ । जे होस तपाइका फोटाहरु अन्तराष्ट्रिय स्तरका छन।
बिषय(मोडल,गैडा) र प्रस्तुत ज्यादै सोचनिय छन। हतारमा फोटो लिनु भएजस्तो छ। गैडाको मात्र फोटो भएको भए राम्रो देखिन्थ्यो कि,
bishal said,
March 6, 2007 at 15:24
thanks phalano.com i really love all pics.
Purac Chalise Thailand Bangkok said,
March 6, 2007 at 17:09
Thanks for your awareness about our extinct-wild lifes. Due to lack of proper laws and preservation almost we have lost most of our wild heritages which is very sad news for us and curse to our future generations.Basically in Nepal there is no trust worthy leadership who is committed towards the Chitwan national Park and can handle the situations without bias.I am coming to hearing and reading about the illegal rhinos poaching in Chitwan which make me feel shameless and sorry for the our beloved rare wild animals at once.If people of Nepal acknowledge about the important of wild animals than only we can protect our wild heritages some how.
Puran Chalise Thailand Side
pradip khadka now boston america said,
March 7, 2007 at 19:52
hey u are doing great job man , i wisu u keep it up
Birendra Dhakal said,
March 8, 2007 at 06:28
I am so sad that some of the rarest animals in this planet are being killed for selfish purposes. I work for Georgia Aquarium, the world’s largest aquarium and have learned how people in the developed countries love wild life and promote for their protection.
It is a great pride that Nepal has so much diverse wild life but sadly we are not able to keep them safe and manage their habitat. It should be an effort from every one of us to spread the message of love and compassion, the main mantra from Lord Buddha and stop killing these innocent animals for gainful purpose.
The government and the outside help can help to provide physical resources but it should be the people living around who should be vigilant and save these wonderful creatures.
I greatly appreciate Phalano for your effort to raise awareness through these visuals.
Birendra Dhakal
sudeep, melbourne said,
March 8, 2007 at 07:34
same on those people who make their living by killing pore animals.Anyone who read this , If u r a son/daughter or u urself involved in these sorts of savage and sameful activities. think before you eat your meal . Don’t you smell blood on it, blood of that poor animal.
sudeep
Avash/Adelaide Australia said,
March 8, 2007 at 10:07
Being the residence of Chitwan I totally support saving the rhinos in chitwan. It is one of biggest income source of not only chitwan but also Nepal.And withoue rhinos chitwan Nationla Pack is a empty house. So wake up the Government of Nepal and do something to save one the beautiful thing we have in Nepal.
dipak titung tamang, morang said,
March 8, 2007 at 12:45
rajesh je, thank you for nice pic . we are rich in natural creature s but the lack good administration and good governence,all are declining.hope that will be fulfiled soon.
thanking you!
Ram Suresh, Male said,
March 8, 2007 at 15:14
beautiful photos and as natural as it is in national park
abudhabi said,
March 9, 2007 at 15:05
i luv my chitwan!
sunil,abudhabi,uae said,
March 9, 2007 at 17:42
i like the way how rajesh dai try 2 show the importance of nepali rhino
n i hope in future also he will try 2 show about other indanger animal
Nagendra Thapa singapur said,
March 9, 2007 at 20:37
Rajas ji thanks nice picture, best of luck do more.
Bishal shah/temporary from cyprus college/cyprus said,
March 10, 2007 at 00:15
“One single step will move to many steps together.” Mr. rajesh i liked your photography. i appricate your willingness to make an awareness about the species that is truely gonna be vanished not because of the natural facter. infact it is due to the carelessness and the mis-management of the organisation. selling and gifting should not be made before. Anyway, thanks for making me aware of it.
Yogesh Sapkota - Kathmandu said,
March 11, 2007 at 10:52
Dear Rajesh K. C Sir
Namaste and regards from Save Wildlife!
This type of photo story really helps on awareness programme for the people to conserve the wildlife. I think we can do more in future working together to Save Wildlife. Keep it up.
With love and regards
Yogesh Sapkota
For Save Wildlife
prakash/dharan said,
March 11, 2007 at 15:26
nice picture captured by you.
splendid job
Nirvana/ Sydney said,
March 12, 2007 at 07:06
You’re the man Rajesh, I truely appricate what you’ve mentioned in your article, but what you’ve written should not be limited in the paperworks, we should team together to make it happen in a reality. Not only the rihnos but for all those species who need our help from being endangered in Nepal. I’m always there to support the wildlife.
aadit poudel said,
March 12, 2007 at 10:49
thank u very much.
desma bhayeko amuleya sampati nai tahai nai ho ra sabai le herna sakne gari phalano.com ma rakhaidiyeko ma thank u.
aadit tokyo japan
Ravi Shrestha said,
March 12, 2007 at 11:06
Dear Rajesh jee
Thanx for chronological history of Rhino and Chitawan. I’m a neighbour of Chitawan DIstrict. I was not in depth as you’ve explored here. Thanx once again for the untired effort. Keep it up.
Sakun said,
March 13, 2007 at 00:28
Thank you for bringing up such an important topic. It is such a shame that one of the world’s rarest animals are proceeding to be extint. Government and the local people have a big role to play to save these innocent animals. These animals are what makes Nepal unique in the world. If we loss them, we do not worth nothing. Please please, all I want to say is that we should be aware of the situation and take any steps that we can to save these animals. The simplest action from our side could be even just talking about it to a friend, taking it to concerned personals or organizing local awareness program.
Thank you
rajesh said,
March 13, 2007 at 06:54
thanks very nice animal & bird picture
Ramesh/kath said,
March 14, 2007 at 00:08
bishal is just giving guf because , he just want to win bate from me. by say that words. sorry for joke
Ramesh Nepal, New York, USA said,
March 14, 2007 at 12:39
Mr K.C,
nice collection. what makes me mad is an endangered species which weights more than 200 pounds is killed for a two inch horn. Only mad man will do that.
I’d like to take this opportuinity to praise your photography and your effort to save this beautiful creature as well. i believe human being superior living kind, should be able to protect inferiors, not to poach them. we all should reject the very idea of poaching and in any ways torturing the creatures of nature.
“the civilization of a country can be determined by the looking the way people treat to animals” Gandhi
bren gurung said,
March 14, 2007 at 17:21
i love my home town i m chitwan guys so i love thank for k.c. bro biren g east rampur chitwan
Robin PRADHAN, Sydney, Australia said,
March 17, 2007 at 11:58
Dear Rajesh Ji,
Great job, well done, pictures are beautiful.
These beautiful rhinoes are our precious assets , nepalese governmnet and all nepalese peoples responsibilities to save these amazing creatures, if its to late we can see only in picture or museum.
I would like to thank you again for your great job, looking forward to see more beautiful picture from Nepal.
Rabindra PRADHAN.
Sydney, Australia
( Narayan Ghad, Chitwan. )
Avinash Thapa,sydney,australia said,
March 17, 2007 at 13:09
thankx mr. k.c. u did a great job..i m frm chitwan..so main thing is to unite together n run public awareness prgms..
shyam singh /bangalore said,
March 17, 2007 at 17:07
waw it’s so wonderful i really like it carry on dada carry on, kahile kahi hamro sudur pachhim tira pani janu kaso? kehi milcha ki.
sherap Jangbu Namche said,
March 19, 2007 at 09:42
So nice to see the great pictures of Rhino and the Chitwan National Park, great jobe on Khatam .com. We visited Sauraha last winter and enjoyed very much of the nature, and the work of the Buffer jones and the National Park. Please do save the Rhinos from the pochers, I think the local can protect it with the National Park staffs. We live in Sagarmatha National Park and we love here and we have learned lot from the National Park, to save the trees and the Nature, As we are Buddist we dont have problem of Pochers so the wild Animals have very safe in the National Park. Thank you very much to Khattam .com, that you have given me to write some comments.
uae dubai said,
March 24, 2007 at 23:59
HEY RAJESHJI NAMASKAR.YOU ARE THANKFULL FOR THIS PICT.
thep singh dhami/bangalore said,
March 25, 2007 at 12:07
hello dai namaste, it’s very nice picture from u. carry on.thanks.
bal kkrishna/ melbourne said,
March 28, 2007 at 07:00
daju namaskar and thanks for the pic hai. aja dherai khusi lagyo hajur lai chitwan ko national park ko pic liyera yes lai tourism ma promote gardai hunu huncha .ma chitwan kai bhaya pani yesari gaida ko chitra herna ra bujna payeko thiyena nay way thanks and keep it on and do convey the message to the poacher no to poach them. thanks luv u
NamasteNepal/Thailand said,
March 28, 2007 at 17:13
once again wanna thanks to Rajesh ji.its a really really nice picz.bye to all
NamasteNepal
Deepak, London said,
March 30, 2007 at 17:44
Rajeshji,
Fantastic, this is incredible job. These are very meditative photographs, reminding me my beautiful country.
Deepak
bharatpur,chitwan said,
April 1, 2007 at 14:29
the ediot people of nepal had killed all animals,so in chitwan there is nothing to see and waste ur money.
balaram said,
April 4, 2007 at 18:10
i am living in spain and i have found so many beautiful pics in this side and very interesting articles. i would like to request that if the publisher keep so many seneary in this site that helps to know about the nepal for the foreigner.
laxman sapkota,sydney,australia said,
April 4, 2007 at 21:49
Really nice pictures.n thanks dai for introduce about the chitwan.
n its natural beauti.
Kamal Raj Subedi / Kathmandu said,
April 5, 2007 at 16:22
Awesome pictures of my own land so beautiful so nice!!!! Thanks Rajesh ji, u r great.
Kapil Thapa, Macau said,
April 7, 2007 at 18:33
Thankyou
Rajesh ji for your pictures which are from chitwan national park.Its really wonderful creatures only in chitwan national park.One horn raihnos are pride of nepal so we must care and save such endangerd wonderful animal.
RAVI KIRAN ADHIKARI PUYTHAN said,
April 20, 2007 at 10:11
nepal is great country claimate is good
Poonam Thebe Brunei said,
April 23, 2007 at 15:45
Very impressive! hard work though! keep it up
Good luck!!
ram bashyal , chicago usa said,
May 3, 2007 at 20:54
A coutry with a rich heritage and wild life has to survive to show the word that we care.Please do not kilk these beautiful animals,these are our countrys show case to the world. Thank you for the pictures,
Amar Josh, Philippines said,
May 19, 2007 at 07:36
Let’s all join together in saving the rhinos for the succeeding generations!
shiv said,
May 21, 2007 at 16:54
Shiv……………..Jharkhand
Nice snaps ..but i need more big pictures….
so that we could able to see clear pictures…..
thats all ……………….THANX
iswor sapkota stanmore london said,
May 27, 2007 at 20:02
i like jungle and wildlife and i also visit chitwan national park n temple tiger n machan . bkz my home town is narayanghat.but i live in uk now
bishnu niure(chitwan madi devendarapur) said,
June 1, 2007 at 18:22
dear rajesh dai
derai ramro chha thapaile khicheko fothoharu.dhannebad.
pradip kandel said,
June 29, 2007 at 13:37
Hi, Rajesh ji Namskar. I m glad see your picture. I m working in Qatar but when i saw your webpicture i felt i m now in Chitwan. Therefor thanks angain but are you doing that job is makes reputation high in our natuaral condition in the world there for i am gratefull you to your behaviour about the neapl.
NIrajan shrestha. said,
July 4, 2007 at 08:09
hi ..
itsme nirajan from bharatpur chitwan.
I like your website and photographing style..
this is nice for everyone …..
going on
Good luck!
Susmita/Hong Kong said,
July 5, 2007 at 14:22
Everything looks great in the picture and I m sure when I really visit the park, its gonna be even better…makes me more excited..
thanks
ananda poudel,malaysia said,
July 8, 2007 at 10:49
rajesh ji,tapain ko kalam ko masi ra camera ko reel kahilepani nasakiyos.animal haru ko photo dherai ramro lagyo.
Shudarsan, Sydney. said,
July 17, 2007 at 13:33
Rajesh JI thanks alot for the job u did. But the pictures what i see are seen less valuable than these to be. Pliz do take the photoes what exactly are there in.
There are to many things left to demo what there are exactly and what the heading means………..
Sydney said,
August 1, 2007 at 11:21
Hey
These photographs are mind blowing n these brought back the memories n I just want to say my country is mind blowing n beautiful. Great pictures which shows what nepal is in real.
Elran/Israel said,
August 17, 2007 at 22:23
Nice pics. Hope I be able to visite sometime.
miyazaki said,
August 18, 2007 at 07:37
people there are used to for ceating forginers by charging more .May be they don`t want repeaters
marjolijn Hohberger said,
August 19, 2007 at 14:15
It is best to do this kind of journalism than the bloody killed human species type. Animals do not vote and still they deserve our protection too. Like all sentient beings, muslim, catholic and non fanatics. Beautiful site, where are the delphins?
himalaya shrestha/ kathamndu said,
August 19, 2007 at 21:29
hey u said that out of 84 out of 87 rhinos were killed in Bardiya but i think its more that that i think u guys should give it to the press it or move it a head line. u guys should concern with th government also. if i were u i would aware people but i’m just a 15 yrd’s old boy
save rhinos
peace out
chitwan said,
August 27, 2007 at 14:34
it is nice place all of the world i l like chitwan national wild life
Diwaniyah said,
September 13, 2007 at 00:14
Good Picture bro, good job keep it up.
Thanks Rebati Dhakal
T. Gurung , England said,
September 17, 2007 at 08:30
Great job Rajesh , thankyou and keep it up… Wish there were more people like
you who could contribute interesting facts about our beautiful country .
bipin dahal / sauraha said,
October 18, 2007 at 07:17
hi thank u for providing the information about the sauraha. plz provide more video of the river side pub.
United State of America said,
November 23, 2007 at 11:27
Dear Friends
It was great and wonderful and romantic days while l was in chitawan National park. Actually, Nepal is very rich in Natural resources and wild animals
Gulmi,Nepal said,
December 10, 2007 at 12:11
Great Rajesh ji I like it , thankyou and keep it u. Wish there were more people like Such pictures.
you who could contribute interesting facts about our beautiful country .I love my Nepal.
Sagar Khadka, Canberra said,
December 28, 2007 at 07:42
Oh,
Its really a nice place for honeymoon. I missed it.
suman paudel(nagoya of japan) said,
January 17, 2008 at 06:54
syasin no tameni arigatogogaimasu .honto ni kirei desu kore kara ma ippai syasin o okutte moratte iidesu ka, yorosi ku onegai simasu (aru photo haru pani send garnu na la ) sayounara
sudarshan / Abu-Dhabi (UAE) said,
March 2, 2008 at 04:57
Rajesh dai NAMASKAR
I forget my chitwan and home too because of your picture. a lot’s of thanks.
iswor sapkota london said,
March 9, 2008 at 18:48
how nice photo i like it
mahendranager kanchanpur mahakali said,
March 21, 2008 at 18:08
deat sir
good afternoon. iam now erom qater .may name is dil kunwar mahendranager kanchanpur. sir can i gat my fourest plase . i want to see .plz sir sent me all prictur our fourest animal and near home pic.
your best
dil kunwar
qater doha
sanjay pant london said,
March 22, 2008 at 13:17
rajesh ji,
photo haru sabai estariya chhan.ma chitawan ko bhayar matra tyaso bhaneko hoina hai pheri
ramro kam ko lagi muri muri dhanyabad ek patak london baser pani chitwan ko yad dilaunu bhayako ma tapae lae dhanyabad.
rautahat said,
March 24, 2008 at 13:50
hamro nepal sb desh vnda pyaro ani ramro chh hami nepali ko shan ne nepal ko shundrta ho
NIRANJAN MISHRA KAROLBABH NEW DLHI said,
May 9, 2008 at 13:22
NEW YEARS NEPALI HARU KO LAGI SUKH SANTICHAAOSH RA HAMI SABAI NEPALI DAGU BHAI ,DIDI BAHANI MILARA NAYA NEPAL KO NIRMAN MA SHA YOG PURYOIN YAHI MERO SUBH KAMANA
birenkhadka said,
May 30, 2008 at 08:26
nepali police is really the big problem for us. every time they act like this. actually they are there for to our help. but every time they are giving trouble to us.
Ram Thapa/Syangya said,
May 30, 2008 at 20:35
Pls our Newlly formed government try to save this beautiful animal of this world.
Tularam Shrestha/Chitwan/Nepal/now coste rica'Sentar America' said,
June 10, 2008 at 05:44
Namaste Rajesh ji
And all nepali,
Thank you verymuch for doing this hard work for the national park. I am realy happy that you have been trying to save the Rhino, It is realy important for the Nepal, one of the income source for nepal, The national park helps country became a more papouler and it is help full to local besiness, When people would understand, when ever forest gurd cought the pocher, They should give the life time Jail then other people would not encourege to kill more rhino. If they stay in jail few year and pay money then they comeout from the jail again they will start to killed the animal. The rule has to be in strong and in reality too,not only on paper.
I am so thankfull to read news here about NEpal even I am living so for from my conuntry. Thank you for hard work.
Tularam Shrestha
Coste Rica
Sentar America
Krishna Sapkota, Kashima Japan said,
June 18, 2008 at 19:24
Hello and thanks for good pictures from chitwan. Pictures are really beautifuls and it is our pride of being nepali. so, thank u very much for your hard work.
Krishna sapkota
Kashima Japan
padam soni (bhopal m.p)india said,
July 30, 2009 at 17:55
dear sir
this is padam soni (bhopal m.p)india and i wont photo’s of puythan ngo’s. so paz arrange puythan ngo’s photo
thanks
name:-padam soni (bhopal m.p)india
e-mail:-padam_soni.india@yahoo.co.in
mob:-09926561199
reshma said,
August 11, 2009 at 17:52
dear rajesh jee,
i loved to know that you work for animals.i also love animals.it would be very great of you if you could mail me.i hope you will not disappoint me.
please rajesh jee.
reshma kathet,nepal,usa said,
September 8, 2009 at 22:34
oh i forgot to give you my mailing address.its animalwelfare2065@gmail.com
r@zes ,bharatpur-chitwan said,
December 23, 2009 at 00:47
nice to read ur articles esp. about one-horned rhino..(chitwan national park cover)thx a lot mr.rajesh.so,”let’s save our wildlife..so,we can stop global warming n save the world with its flora n fauna”.
Tula Ram Shrestha. L.A. califonia said,
August 8, 2010 at 20:02
Namaskar dai.
Chitawan ko barema lekhnu bhako ma dherai khushi lagyo. Chitawon ko barema hajur le jastai aru patra patrika ma new chapayama chitawon ko aru bikas and turijam ma sahayog pugtyo hola.
Tularam shrestha.
Home ton. Chitwan, nepal
puspa kathmandu said,
August 19, 2010 at 17:08
nice to see the pictures of awareness.I am B.Arch Student .i am planning to design a Central zoo park in my thesis.this zoo park is of saving the endanger wild animals as well as to save the herbs of the jungle.Further this Park consists of the Breeding center of various endanger wild animals.this park will become the place of entertainment as well as the place of research for the students.So,if anyone can help me plzs contact me in this mailaddress.
flower_ram@hotmail.com