My Hiking Experience

          Hiking to Champadevi  
   We have our hiking on 29th  of mangsir. We went school at 7:45 am. And we all gathered on school. Then we left school at 8:00 am.
We went to bus and we dance,sing and make many fun. Then we reached dakshinkali and we started to walk from there.
We went there with our teachers Murari sir, , Bijay sir,Binita mam. and our class teacher Bikram sir. After walking 1 hour we were  tired . And we eat our half tiffin. And when we finish eating our tiffin we again start to walk. We take many pictures. Then finally 
we raech the top. Then we saw the amazing view from the top of hill. From there the mountains were seen clearly. We took some pictures of mountain for our photography competation. And then we started to go downstair. It took half-1 hour to come down. After coming down we saw a ground and in the ground we  started to eat our left tiffin. Then we take some pictures also. And then it was the time to go home.We reach to our school bus.And  in the bus we sleep because we fell tired.Then finally we reached our home.
                It was very nice.
   THANK YOU..

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