<br> In the recent years many farmers have also started coffee production, and the region is quickly becoming renowned for its high-quality organic coffee that gets exported to US, Japan and other parts of the world. The city has been organizing a festival called 'Waling Mahotsav' annually since the last three years. The construction of the airport started in April, 2017 and is expected to be completed after five years in 2022 with a cost of around US$305 million. The winner of the marathon will be awarded with a cash prize of Five Lakh Nepali rupees and the opportunity to name the trail. Before the construction of the Siddhartha Highway, Waling was a major trading outpost in the hilly trade trail connecting the towns in Terai and India with the Baglung Parbat, Kaski and the surrounding northern region. The lowest Point in the trail lies at 690 meters above sea level. The climate in Waling is influenced by its varying elevation, ranging from 731 meters to 1,600 meters above sea level, which creates a moderate and pleasant atmosphere throughout most of the year. Spring and Autumn: These transitional seasons are the most pleasant times of the year, with moderate temperatures ranging from 15°C to 25°C (59°F to 77°F). The skies are generally clear, making it an ideal time for outdoor activities and exploration.<br>
<br> Winter (December to February): Winters are cool and mild, with temperatures typically ranging from 5°C to 15°C (41°F to 59°F). Frosts are rare but possible at higher elevations. Paddy, wheat, maize, millet and legumes are the principal crops of the region. The more fertile irrigated fields for those crops are at valley bottoms and foothills whereas the unirrigated terraces are at higher altitude. The production of rice and wheat crops in the same year is the predominant cropping pattern in the area. A number of organizations like DCPA, CoPP HELVETAS, DADO and other local non-governmental organizations are providing support to the coffee farmers in the area. There are a couple of primary schools and a paramedic training school. Most of the disasters have been natural and in the recent years, there is some evidence of increase of flooding, landsliding, deforestation and land degradation. Most of the coffee plantations in Syangja district have shades provided by already existing indigenous fruits and fodder plants as Sal, Katush, Chilaune, Nivaro, Badhar, Bedulo, Tote, Khaniya, Mayal, Kimbu, Suntala, Nibua, Amba, Kera, Mewa, Rukh katahar, Naspati, Aaru, Anar. Waling Municipality, in the initiation of Waling Jaycees, is launching a campaign from January 2012 to develop the city into a rose city with each residents planting at least two rose plants at their home.<br>
<br> Nepali is the language of communication of vast majority of the population in the city and region. Ultimately, I left New York City with the intention of making a full run of Unsweetened on the West Coast
