Question

Write part of a magazine article describing your town village and visitors can do there

Answer 1

Answer: My village!! My town!!

I used to live in Nepal for 5 years when I was 15 years old and then moved to the city area for higher studies. My house is situated in Godavari village. It's a very beautiful place. From the rising of sun to the sound of birds, everything is so calming here.

The village is filled with exciting offers for the visitors visiting there. There is an option for river rafting, paragliding, bungee jumping. There are many food stalls which provides tasty food within less price.

Answer 2

Answer:

Explanation: Nepal is an underdeveloped country. There are more villages than towns in the country. The villages are mainly in the hilly regions of the country. My town is in the hilly region too. It is very beautiful. I like my town very much.

           The name of my town is Gorkhabazar. It is the headquarter of the district Gorkha. It is the historical place where the great king Prithvi Narayan Shah had ruled the country in the 19th century. So, it is known as the old capital of Nepal. There is a temple of Kalika on the top of a small hill. One can see the very beautiful scene of green mountains and a wide range of the white Himalayas from here. There is 'Gorkha Durbar' next to the bus park. It is also a museum but it is not open to the public yet. The special things of Gorkhabazar are stone-taps, which can be found in many parts of Gorkhabazar. Although, one can wash dirty clothes and take a bath, these taps become crowded most of the time. There is a problem with water except in Haramtari. Most of the government offices are in Haramtari. The greatest hotel in Gorkhabazar is Hotel Bisauni. One can have delicious Nepali foods here. It is the best place for sightseeing. Although, there are many cheap hotels and guesthouses where one can spend nights and take food or drinks, the services provided by them are not satisfactory. Although, it is a municipality, there are not good facilities for roads, irrigations, communications, and hospitals.