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My First Splash in the Tea-Colored Trishuli River

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Hello everyone! Today I want to tell you about the most exciting day of my life - Day One of our field trip to Trishuli River. This was my first time rafting on Trishuli, and believe me, I will never forget it. The Water Was Tea-Colored, Not Blue! When I saw the Trishuli River for the first time that morning, I was shocked. I always thought rivers for rafting look clean and blue. But no! Because it was raining season, the water was brown, like tea. And there was SO much water. The river was fast, strong, and a little scary too. But that made it even more exciting. Meet My Boat Team We were divided into different rafting boats. I was lucky to be in a boat full of energy with my senior students (gap year students, who are a little older and stronger). Our boat team was: Rohan, Rohan, Amrit, Barshant, Bishal, Rhythm, Rochak, and me! Our guide was Yashu Magar , a very fun and confident man. He also had a GoPro camera fixed on the boat, so everything got recorded. Ha ha ha! Me and Ro...

FIELD TRIP REPORT - Group: C 'BTTM 22nd Batch'

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  Government of Nepal Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation Nepal Academy of Tourism, Hotel and Mountaineering (NATHM) Ravibhawan, Kalimati, Kathmandu     FIELD TRIP REPORT   Multi-Destination Field Study Kathmandu - Trishuli River - Bandipur - Australian Camp - Pokhara - Kathmandu     Submitted By: Upadesh Kunwar &  Rabin Lamichhane   Group: C (BTTM 22nd Batch) Duration: 4 Days / 3 Nights Tavel Date: July 3-6, 2026 No. of Students: 39 (Male: 23 and Female:16) Teachers: 2 NATHM Date of Submission: July 10, 2026 Acknowledgement We would like to express our sincere gratitude to Nepal Academy of Tourism, Hotel and Mountaineering (NATHM) for organizing this educational field trip. This study visit provided students with valuable opportunities to experience tourism destinations, tourism services, local communities, and geographical features of Nepal outside the classroom. We are thankf...