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The Ultimate Guide to Bungee Jumping in Nepal Nepal is renowned for its towering peaks and breathtaking adventures, but few experiences match the thrill of bungee jumping. Whether you’re an […]

Nagarkot is 32 km NE of Kathmandu on the northern fringe of the Kathmandu Valley. Nagarkot is famous for its Himalayan views- the Himalayan peaks at sunrise are a magnificent sight to behold. Many […]

The year 2074 in the lunar calendar will be remembered as the year of elections for Nepal, with all three tiers of election being held in the same year. It […]

The Annapurna Circuit attracts a relatively high number of trekkers in Nepal. As the name itself suggests, this trail goes on a circuitous route around the entire Annapurna massif, visiting […]

Cashmere or Pashmina is a fibre that is extracted from a wool of a Himalayan goat “chyangra” or “Capra Hircus”. It is a breed of goat which is native to […]

One of the most ancient Hindu Vedic festivals is Chhath Puja which is celecrated widely in parts of Terai in Nepal and in many states of India such as UttarPradesh […]

 Overview Nepal Sambat is a culturally and historically significant calendar. It was widely used during the Malla period in the Kathmandu Valley. After Nepal’s unification, the Saka Sambat became more […]

The festival of lights also known as ‘tihar’,’deepawali’ or ‘diwali’, is the second largest cultural festival for hindus in Nepal. It is a five day festival celebrated in the late […]

Tihar‏‏‏‏ is a‏‏‏‏ Hindu Festiva‏‏‏‏l celebra‏‏‏‏ted for five da‏‏‏‏ys which comes right a‏‏‏‏fter Da‏‏‏‏sha‏‏‏‏in. People celebra‏‏‏‏te it a‏‏‏‏s  Diwa‏‏‏‏li across Sri La‏‏‏‏nka‏‏‏‏, India‏‏‏‏ a‏‏‏‏nd Ba‏‏‏‏ngla‏‏‏‏desh with regiona‏‏‏‏l va‏‏‏‏ria‏‏‏‏tion. In like […]