Composition of 'Saligram Doot'

Sometimes discussions, debates and walks. After starting a walk from Belhia to Mukti in Rupandehi to promote Shaligram and Rurukshetra Dham on 7th Baisakh, tourism professionals, government officials, religious activists and stakeholders have joined hands in his campaign. Tourism professional Rachna openly shares her opinion about her Shaligram campaign and the benefits that the tourism sector can get from it in conferences and seminars in the city.

Rachna, who has been actively involved in the promotion of Rurukshetra for the last one year, has been called 'Saligram Doot' by stakeholders in the tourism sector. She is also devoted to inviting tourists by promoting Shaligram found in Kaligandaki. There are various tourist destinations in Lumbini region. Buddha, forest, nature and religious abode are prominent. Indian tourists flock here. However, due to the lack of publicity about the religious significance of Rurukshetra and the Shaligram found in the Kaligandaki hills, the problem of lack of domestic and foreign tourism has plagued the composition. That is why she said that she is working hard to promote the religious area with great tourist potential. She has started not only preaching but also collecting Shaligram.

'If we look at the world map, we can see that they are taking initiatives to bring in tourists by introducing and promoting even the smallest things they have,' she said, 'We have such a great heritage, why do we skimp on it?' According to him, tourists can be brought through religious programs. She said that the Shaligram Tourism Foundation of Krishnagand has been started since 2079, and a campaign has been started to organize various pujas and Shaligram rituals on the 24 days of Ekadashi. Under which the work of worshiping by placing Shaligram in the glass on the first Ekadashi has been completed. Similarly, Havan material has been collected at Yogikuti temple in Rupandehi and Durga temple in Butwal. "The said collected material has been explained at Bholebaba Dham in Satyavati in Gulmi by reciting the glory of Shaligram," she said, "The upcoming program is to collect basil seeds and grow basil around Setiveni. He said that local women will be given employment by providing skills development training in making basil garlands from basil production.

is going to organize a huge Maha Yagya in Rurukshe in the coming Kattik. She informed that a program has been decided to invite gurus from the country/abroad to conduct satsang and promote it globally through social media. Pant said that they have prepared a list of holy places around Rurukshetra by next March and also prepared a schedule for tourists to visit those places. Pant, who has been active in the organization since 2065, was hoping to take a seat in the front part of the stage, without going down the order of dignity. She was going through the routine like that. Being the leader of businessmen doing tourism business across the province, he was surrounded by the challenge of thinking, understanding and adopting ways to attract tourists. At the same time, she went on a trip to Ayodhya, India. There seemed to be no place to step in the crowd of people. Shaligram of Nepal was taken to Ayodhya. After seeing people dying there, he thought that he should not be left behind to build his own country's heritage and wealth. After that, she said that she connected the work of Ruru promotion with tourism development.

Thinking that it is absurd to think that tourism development will happen without studying Shaligram, she discussed it with Kulraj Chalise, who studied in Shaligram. Similarly, RC Baral told him about the importance of mythological and social tolerance. This learning helped me understand Shaligram, explain it to others and make it clear that this is the best way to develop tourism. Rachna became more daring. She proposed a program scheduled for Shaligram and 24 Ekadashis in her organization. In which her organization concluded that the campaign was fine and Pant moved towards it. Rachna has also named her tours and travels Darshan Shaligram Travel Agency.

Growing up in a religious family, he has faith in him. "I tried to find the Shaligram area for the purpose of tourism development, now I have experienced a change in my personal life as gods, living beings, and five elements are taking shape in Shaligram," she said. Born in a spiritual family in Chhatrakot-5 of Gulmi district, she learned to recite prayers and fast from an early age. After growing up, she decided to become a professional. She is involved in businesses such as grocery stores, stationery etc.

Although her husband was involved in the teaching profession, Rachna's heart was towards business. She started in Tours and Travels eight years ago. Some business has slowed down due to covid. At that time, the Royal Nursery was put into operation. Rachna is currently the president of Nata Lumbin. Rachna is working to promote Shaligram and Ruru areas through Nata to attract religious tourists from India. For that, he aims to bring at least 15,000 foreign tourists to the Maha Yagya in October.