Ghode Jatra, literally meaning “Horse Parade,” is one of Nepal’s most thrilling and culturally significant festivals, celebrated with great pomp and fervor in the Kathmandu Valley, particularly in Kathmandu, Patan,…
Nepal has long been praised for its stunning landscapes, lively culture, and friendly people. Set against a backdrop of unmatched natural beauty, visitors to this Himalayan nation may enjoy a…
Nestled in the remote highlands of Bajura, within Triveni Municipality of Sudurpashchim Province, Badimalika stands as one of Nepal’s most revered yet least explored spiritual destinations. Often described as the…
India’s tourism sector is experiencing a formidable resurgence, emerging as a cornerstone of the country’s growth story and global engagement. With a strong post-pandemic recovery in visitor numbers, renewed fiscal…
I am often tempted to write reflections on any good book that comes into my hands. This time, I happened to read Everest – An Unfinished Story, written by a…
International Mountain Museum (IMM) Day is being observed today, February 5, in Pokhara, marking the anniversary of the inauguration of the International Mountain Museum in 2004. The day is celebrated…
Nepal is celebrating World Wetlands Day today under the theme “Traditional Knowledge: Celebrating Cultural Heritage”, highlighting the crucial role of wetlands in environmental conservation, cultural heritage, and sustainable tourism. With…
Kathmandu’s Tiny Secret Most people in Kathmandu have no idea that the Spiny Babbler – Nepal’s only endemic bird lives in the very hills and scrublands around their homes. Even…
The name Borabadh is deeply rooted in local history and environmental necessity. It derives from an embankment constructed using cement-filled sacks, locally known as bora, built along the Saptakoshi River…
Let me explain one word here- Expedition. In Nepal, an expedition is often assumed to be a mountaineering journey. However, the literal meaning of Expedition is a journey undertaken for…
