Aims and Objectives of the Project: Sati Devi Trail/Route

Aims and Objectives of the Project: Sati Devi Trail/Route

 


There is a belief that the body parts of Sati Devi had fallen in the various parts of the world but those destinations are still unidentified. In the context of Nepal as well, those destinations are still unknown and needs to be brought into limelight to explore and assist in the development of Sati Devi trail/ route.


So, the major objective of the research would be to meet the needs of travelers and the industry to explore and assist in development of Sati Devi Trail/Route  


The study of various destinations where the body parts of Sati Devi had fallen hasn’t yet been studied in Nepal. So, this research is the initiation to study about the different locations where the body parts of Sati Devi had fallen. It is envisioned that the trail/route will help –


(i) Pilgrims, in the quest for spiritual attainment; and

(ii) Tourism Industry, in their quest for diversifying and developing present tourism offerings of Nepal.


Purpose of the research


The purpose of undertaking this research is dual –


(1) meet the need of travellers; and

(2) the Industry.


It is envisioned that the trail/route will help pilgrims in the quest for spiritual attainment; and also help Tourism Industry, in their quest for diversifying and developing present tourism offerings of Nepal

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