The Nepal earthquake has left the entire world shaken to the core. The epicentre was unfortunately Kathmandu and its surrounding areas, but its impact is going to be seen in the way world has been perceiving Nepal.
Khurki brings you the 10 things that will be missed in the times to come!
1. Mt. EVEREST – Nepal earthquake and the Everest avalanche killed thousands and aftershocks causing more damage
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2. DHARAHARA TOWER – Kathmandu’s nine-story Dharahara Tower, first built in 1832, has been reduced to a rubble
3. GAURI SHANKAR – All trekking stalled, tourism hit hard
4. KANCHENJUNGA – The mountain-climbers’ passion, but who will come here now? Not soon at least
5. THAMEL – The buzzing market of Kathmandu full of foreign tourists, meditation gurus and loads of tourists will miss its people. The streets of Thamel will have to wait till life restores
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6. SWAYAMBHUNATH – The Buddhist temple complex at Swayambhunath, founded in the 5th Century, has also been damaged
7. SHECHEN MONASTERY – Monastries have been a huge attraction for millions of Buddhists who throng Nepal to quench their thirst. There will have to be lots and lots of healing and positivity till all is restored
8. DURBAR SQUARE – The UNESCO World Heritage Site Kathmandu Durbar Square, which was a major tourists attraction in Nepal, has collapsed
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9. PASHUPATINATH – Hundreds were cremated near one of the oldest Shiv temples
10. ANNAPURNA CIRCUIT – Life in nepal will come to a standstill, no tourism no money. Annapurna Circuit will have to wait till people once again manage the courage to pick up their backpacks
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