GODAWARI- MARBLE DADA// Dd haru le khicheko dekherw dikka lageu😩// GOdawari Lalitpur 🇳🇵 ||

GODAWARI- MARBLE DADA// Dd haru le khicheko dekherw dikka lageu😩// GOdawari Lalitpur 🇳🇵 ||


SAJINA RAI TRAVEL VLOG||

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Godavari and its hiking routes that go to Phulchoki are the first things that come to me whenever I consider the tranquil jungles close to Lalitpur. After visiting the Godavari Botanical Garden, Naudhara, Panchdhara and Monasteries, I was eager to see more of the area. I considered taking a trek to Phulchoki, but I preferred a shorter hike because it wouldn’t be as strenuous. I asked the locals for recommendations, and they mentioned Marble Dada, a place close by. A 30-minute climb will take you to Marble Dada from Godavari Bus Park


A mountaintop called Marble Dada is named after a marble factory that once stood there but was shut down five years ago. It is now a lovely vantage point from which you can see the city of Kathmandu on your left and the verdant hills of Phulchoki on your right.

Although it is somewhat less well-known to the general public, it has every chance of becoming a popular tourist attraction. However, domestic nomad travellers are becoming increasingly aware of the place.