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We went through lots of different things we had never experienced like cemeteries, dogs and steep lands. The river had fallen into the low lands, as was ordered by the law of nature, and took the form of a lake, flowing through the plains. These experiences forced us to think that we have to cope with the environment. Leaving the narrow passage, which gave us the first sight of light to Bhorletar, we moved ahead towards our destiny.
My Lamjung is not poor. The people’s goals and thoughts are poor. There was leadership, determination and love for work. If we are disciplined, hard working, and honest, and do not interrupt in others work, then we will change. Then change will take place very soon within us. The goal of each plan should be to help the citizens. The culture should be developed in such a way that it will respect the law of the country. Which village of Lamjung is not suitable for tourism? Which village does not have natural beauty? All the villages are rich in agriculture, forest, herbs, water resources, hills, etc. One thing that always came into my mind throughout the trip was, if we could use these natural resources, then we could make Lamjung very rich. I felt that development would take place there because development is a change in people’s thinking and the respect for time, which I saw occurring there clearly. Finally, our trip to Lamjung ended with these types of feelings in our minds.
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