In the last week of December 2007, I visited Dhankuta and there I got the opportunity to visit Children’s Winter Camp. Children in the camp has made pictures and when I saw them, my mouth was opened. I don’t know who has made these art pieces and what title they have given to these art but I can see what they are saying. You can also have a look on some of the arts.
Children singing songs in child home in Dhankuta.
When I came back home (Kthmandu), I got an interesting expressing from my nephew. He put two tuki (emergency lightes) on his head because he wants to be Junkiri (fire fly)…
Children can express everything – war, peace, happiness and sadness and all you need is a heart to understand it.
Sirjana ..... 
Sure! for the next time i’ll buy the camera, good one. For this time, i used mobile phone. I guess this is not bad at all but from next time i’ll be more professional.
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The pictures that you’ve posted are pretty nice !!
I hope your third visit to Dhankuta will give us some outdoor pictures too.
Good issue you’ve raised, Great job.
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Well, Dhankuta is a nice place.And another fact is that children are very sensitive and interesting in a sense that they want to fly like “junkiri” and “putali”..hehe……..anyway,childrens are creative too……and they have many random idea and thoughts………sometimes we get inspiration from them.
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Well, this was my second time. Last time I visited Dhankutta was in 2001. At that time, I got the opportunity to visit remote places and eat fresh suntala and junar. I liked the place and I like it more this time.
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The Dhankutta is beautifull Place of eastern Nepal. It’s your first time of visit for Dhankutta? Or you have been to there also before? any way ! you have update about your jurny I am so happy . I would like to go there . I had been to there before 11 years ago. when I was a chilhood. but also I am remembering that . there are very beautifull place and seen . so I like that. And how do you fill about the dhankutta?
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