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Diary Entry (10 Marks-300 words for class 11 & 12)

1.  Write a diary entry about the most memorable day of your life in about 300 words.

Ans:

My Memorable Journey to Mustang

6th Mangsir, 2081 B.S.

Dear Diary,

Today was a wonderful and unforgettable day! I woke up at 4 a.m., feeling excited about my journey to Mustang with my friends from Tribhuvan Secondary School. I couldn’t sleep well last night because I was thinking about the trip.

I reached Deurali Bazaar at 5 a.m. to get on the bus. There were two buses, each carrying 40 passengers. In total, we were 63 students, 13 teachers, and 4 bus staff. Our journey started at 6 a.m. from Deurali Bazaar, Argali Palpa.

On the way, we stopped at Mirmi for a short toilet break. Later, we had tea and biscuits for breakfast at Purtighat, Gulmi. The journey was long but exciting. At 11:30 a.m., we reached Baglung Kalika Temple. We walked around the temple, took photos and worshipped at the temple. Then, we had lunch at 12:30 p.m. near the temple. After lunch, we visited the Golden Bridge that connects Parbat and Baglung. It was an amazing experience. I as well as my friends was scared while walking on the scary bridge which was swinging due to wind.

After spending some time there, we continued our journey. The scenery on the way was beautiful. The rocky-mountains, rivers, and greenery made the trip even more special. After a long ride, we finally reached Jomsom, the district headquarter of Mustang district at 8 p.m. It was very cold there. We stayed at Dreamland Hotel. The food was tasty, and the hotel was comfortable.

Since we had to wake up early the next morning to visit Muktinath Temple, I went to bed early. I and my friends spent the night in room number 103 of the hotel. Today was an amazing day, and I will always remember this journey.


 

Diary Entry (8 Marks-200 words for class 9 & 10)

1.  Write a diary entry about the most memorable day of your life in about 200 words.

Ans:

My Memorable Journey to Mustang

6th Mangsir, 2081 B.S.

Dear Diary,

Today was an unforgettable day! I woke up at 4 a.m., feeling excited about my trip to Mustang with my friends from Tribhuvan Secondary School. I couldn’t sleep well last night because I kept thinking about the journey.

At 5 a.m., I reached Deurali Bazaar, where two buses were waiting. In total, there were 63 students, 13 teachers, and 4 bus staff. Our journey started at 6 a.m. We stopped at Mirmi for a short toilet break and later had tea and biscuits at Purtighat, Gulmi.

At 11:30 a.m., we reached Baglung Kalika Temple. We walked around, took photos, and worshipped there. After lunch, we visited the Golden Bridge, which connects Parbat and Baglung. It was scary because it was swinging in the wind!

The journey was long but beautiful. We saw rocky mountains, rivers, and greenery. Finally, at 8 p.m., we reached Jomsom. It was very cold! We stayed at Dreamland Hotel, where the food was tasty, and the rooms were comfortable.

Since we had to wake up early to visit Muktinath Temple, I went to bed early. I will always remember this special journey!

 


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