Hi!I am Sneha Basnet. A student of grade eight. Here to share my experience of visiting Jadibuti . was very nice. We had gone to Herbs Production And Processing Co. Ltd ( KOteshwor, Kathmandu) . We went with Bijay and Mahendre sir. We have learned about different types of herbals plants.I have learned about different types of herbal plants like  bojo , sancho, Tulsi , barro , sishnu , etc. We have  made some  question there our answer were responded properly by the members of the Herbs Production and Processing Co. Ltd . That day was the better day .

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