Bimalnagar is a small town located atadistance of 2 kilometers away from Dumre. The town lays onthePrithvi Highway linking Kathmandu to Pokhara, with one oftheNepal’s popular river flowing by the side. Bandipur isoverlookingBimal Nagar nearby on the hills reachable by oldNepalese trails.Also hicking to Gorkha is across the river’sropebridge ispossible.Bimalnagar has five caves among which two are considered asagreat place for adventurous sport popularly known asRappelling.The other caves can be explored by walking. What makethe exploringpart fun are the ancient myths that we hear from thelocal people.The caves are covered with different types of stoneswhich looklike different types of gods and goddess related to theHindumythology.As the climate is moderate, it is perfectly suitable forOrangefarming. Due to huge amount of production of oranges, thisplace isvery famous and popular all over Nepal. While walkingthrough thetrails of the villages, one gets to perfectly see theorangeorchards on the way which makes the journey more fun andexciting.Apart from oranges, different other fruits like litchi,banana andcoffee are also grown at large amount.Another important and exciting adventure of Bimalnagar isRockclimbing. It is one of the very famous rocks climbing ofNepal.People from all around the world come here for thisthrillingexperience. This is not the same type of experience oneget toencounter or do in everyday’s life. Climbing through therocks, onegets to see the entire Bimalnagar, river and thepanoramic views ofthe hills and mountains.After fifteen minutes walk up hill from the highwayinBimalnagar, you’ll come across a trail where eighty two speciesofbutterflies are believed to be found.These things make Bimalnagar an exciting place to go for atouror an adventure.

Bridlington is a holiday resort inYorkshireinEngland, UK. The town, also called “Brid” for short, is situatedonthe East coast of Yorkshire, north of the Hull and the RiverHumberjust south of Flamborough Head in Bridlington Bay.Bridlington is an ideal place to go for the day, weekend or foraholiday with the kids or for peace and quiet.Further north of Bridlington lies the differing seasideresorts.This is Edwardian Filey 10 miles to the north with is 4miles ofgolden sands and Filey Bigg sheltering the bay.The major town of Scarborough with its all the fun of thefair,ice cream parlours and different attractions along side itbeachand harbour-side lies 18 miles up the coast.The quaint cottage filled Whitby renowned for fishing anditsAbbey. are within easy reach by car and well worth the visittakingin Robin Hoods Bay and maybe a trip of the BarkEndeavour.ATTRACTIONS IN BRIDLINGTONWhy not visit Park Rose Pottery, Cruckley Animal Farm,BridlingtonHeritage Museum, Sailing from the beach, Burton AgnesHall orperhaps Bondville Miniature Village. If you are with yourfamilythen maybe a visit to the Leisure World, John Bull World ofRockand the Beside The Seaside Museum would be more suitable.After all the sight seeing, why not pop into the 60’s coffeebarfor a relaxing break a bite to eat from their themed menu’sandhave a coffee.Bridlington has a long history as a resort. If you arevisitingthere are lots of accommodation options to choose fromincludingguest houses, bed and breakfasts, hotels, apartments,flats,camping, caravan sites and well placed cottages in thesurroundingregion. Bridlington has lots of Caravan Parks within thearea fromthe rocky coast to the north and along the long sandybeaches tothe south.“Brid” as the locals call it, has also become the UK venueforthe British Open Darts Competition.The town boasts a superb shopping complex and two excellentfull18 hole golf courses. The seafront road-train takes visitors toallthe traditional attractions, including funfairs andamusementarcades and for those times when the sun is behind theclouds youcould visit the forum complex.RAILWAYThe Hull to Scarborough railway divides the town from south westtonorth east and marks where the Old Town of begins to the northofthe line. The Old Town of Bridlington has some retailbusinessesand the Industrial Estates as well as large residentialareas. Tothe south of the railway line is where the touristattractions lie,Bridlington Harbour as well as holidayaccommodation and someresidential areas.As Bridlington grew, it has incorporated the deserted villageofHildersthorpe which is incorporated in the golf course.WEATHERThe climate of Bridlington is temperate with warm summers andcool,wet winters. The town being on the east Yorkshire coast oftheNorth Sea, temperatures can vary as much as 5 or 10C frominlandsuch as York due to the wind factor of the sea cooling thesummertemperature and warming the winter frosts. The hottest monthsofthe year are from June to September, with temperatures reachinganaverage high of 19 °C.David Hinde, who lives in the nearby village of Bempton,wasappointed in the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Year of 2012 bytheBridlington Town Council as the first Town Crier since 1901. Onthe17th of August 2013, at the town’s Sewerby Park, Hinde’s crywasrecorded at a massive 114.8 db.

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Scarborough in England is situated with Whitbyon the Yorkshire Coast to the north and Filey and Bridlington tothe south. York inland to the west is one hour by car or 45 minutesby train.Scarborough has lots of attractions for visitors aside from itsfine beaches. Scarborough Castle dominates the coastal skyline, andbacking onto the beach there are lots of options for eating out andtraditional seaside entertainments, and the number of festivals insummer is growing.

From the old town , 199 steps lead up totheparish church of St. Mary, whose churchyard on Whitby’s EastCliffgave Bram Stoker the inspiration to write his world famousbook,Dracula.The Whitby skyline is dominated by the ruins of St.Hilda’sAbbey, high on the East Cliff. Spreading below in the oldtown, amaze of alleyways and narrow streets run down to thebusyquayside.The town has produced its own famous sons. Among theseareCaptain James Cook, the 18th century explorer and voyager whohadset sail in the Bark Endeavour from the harbour, theoutstandingfather and son whaling masters of the Scoresby familyand pioneerphotographer, Frank Meadow Sutcliffe.Whitby is a seaside town, port and civil parish in the BoroughofScarborough and English county of North Yorkshire.

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