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Beutiness of Mahabu in Dailekh Nepal

Beutiness of Mahabu in Dailekh Nepal High and dark lakes all around. Huge stone in the middle of the nearby beautiful roof. On top of that, there is an idol of Shivalinga for worship. The beautiful roof is darkened by clouds for a while, and when the flowers are shaken by the wind with the dripping water, anyone who reaches there feels like he has reached heaven. Anyone who reaches Mahabu, where the weather is changing in an instant, feels happiness. The pond in the lake and the flowers blooming around it make it even happier. Even though the sun shines with the sunrise in the morning, fog and mist cover the roof for a while. Special worship is performed at Mahavudham on the day of Raksha Bandhan. Thousands of devotees who have come to worship at Mahavudham, who have taken their aspirations with the lurking of the sun and fog from time to time, rejoice. Most devotees carry their mobile phones or cameras to capture the fog and the sun. After the sun removes the fog and mist, you can see...
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JULY FESTIVALS & CULTURAL EVENTS in Belgium.

JULY FESTIVALS & CULTURAL EVENTS


Tomorrowland and its high on my bucket list. This events going to held on 20th and 21st of July in 2020.  This ultimate EDM festival held every year in Belgium as it is definitely one of the the best for music lovers.

Started in 2004 by a few renowned DJ’s, the festival these days attracts thousands if not millions of EDM lovers from across the globe. Held on a lovely summery weekend this place turns into pure megalomania. The extravagance of this festival with its psychedelic motifs and stages gets everyone going right from the start and it never stops. DJs like – Tiesto, David Guetta, Hard well, Afrojack are just some of the big names who perform every year to the sheer delight of the crowds in attendance.

An open field with tents and camps all around for people to rest and sleep while enjoying the music. Meeting new people around the world who enjoy the same  kind of music just pulsates the nerves and induces that feeling of belonging and that’s enough to get anyone hooked to this festival.

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