World tour of Nepalese cyclists to spread the message of nature conservation

Suva Prasad Sharma, a resident of Sifal, Kathmandu, is traveling around the world by bicycle to different countries. He has set a target of 150 visits within 5 years. His cycle tour started on April 13, 2022, last year. In this way, when he reached Bahrain, Baharain-based Nepali female painter and climber Madhu Sarda had a conversation with him.

1. What made you embark on this journey?

We are human beings. I know we all will die but when nobody knows. If this is the last truth why shouldn't we do something for all human beings .that we are human beings. I know we all will die but when nobody knows. If this is the last truth why shouldn't we do something for all human beings That's why i have chosen this program.

 2. Why cycling? Why not any other mode of transport?

My mission is regarding climate change and global warming with reforestation so I chose a bicycle because it doesn't produce carbon and it has natural attractions one more thing my mission is under 100% sponsorship and I need public support so people are supporting me because I am using bicycle.

 3. What sort of training did you undergo?

Every day we learn something and it never ends. before I started this mission I got mechanical training to repair bicycles even though it's still not enough and other practices like food, water, exercise how to make feet myself so many.

 4. Any adventure most memorable?

A couple of weeks ago when I was in Saudi I decided to stay a night beside the sea.

5. Your thoughts on Bahrain?

.Bahrain is a nice country and people are so friendly and helpful.

It was evening time when I reached there from Hofuf and the distance was almost 75 kilometers when I reached there time was about 3:30, I played with water and sand and I asked someone can I put my tent to spend the night, he said it's ok. Then I chose a lonely place and tried to fix the tent but the wind was not normal so I couldn't fix that. I was just thinking what should I do suddenly I saw a car coming there from the opposite direction so I stopped I saw two policemen and they asked me something in Arabic so I used Google Translate and mentioned I'm a cyclist and on a mission etc. Then they helped me fix the tent and I spent the whole night there with relaxation.