Celebrating differences with one too many New Years
When is New Year? Baisakh first, January first, or Magh first? In Nepal, you never know which one to pick....
DISCOVERY & TRAVEL
Discover Nepal’s Homestays
Nestled in the embrace of Nepal's rural heartlands, the homestay experience offers more than a place to rest—it's an intimate...
Rice
Bhat khanu bhayo? Translated, it means 'Have you eaten rice?' More than an invitation to a meal, it opens the...
Retreat Tourism
Nepal, with its tranquil natural beauty and ancient wellness practices, is the quintessential destination for those seeking holistic rejuvenation. From...
Nepal’s Aviation
Nepal's aviation industry, known for its accident-prone topography, has experienced 59 domestic aircraft accidents, 7 foreign aircraft accidents, and 34...
Kirtipur Cuisine
Kirtipur offers food lovers fine, traditional dishes oozing with flavour and taste. Kirtipur is nestled on a hill with a...
Ganesha
In Hinduism, Lord Ganesha believed to have an elephant head, is worshipped as the god of prosperity and one who...
Lord Shiva
Lord Shiva, also known as Mahadeva – literally 'greatest god' - is one of the most revered deities in Nepali...
From Ruins to Resilience
Dharahara, Kathmandu's iconic landmark, has been rebuilt and reopened nearly nine years after the April 25, 2015 earthquake. Spanning 231,087.2...
Pottery
The comforting, earthy aroma of freshly fired pottery fills the room. The silky, gritty sensation of handling the clay calms...