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We live in a country where abundance of tourists visit everyday. And in a place where we believe ‘Atithi Devo Bhava’ which means guests are a form of god, it is our foremost duty to make tourists feel at home whenever and whenever we see them. Here are english-nepali translations for few most commonly used nepali phrases by tourists. This is only a snapshot of a few phrases, we’ll come up with more in future!1) Hello – Namaste2) Please give me a cup of tea? – Ek kap chiya pauna?3) How are you? –

With lots of international show franchises coming to Nepal, Roadies made its debut last year. And in no time, the Himalaya Roadies S2 is here already. The audition venues and times have been announced. They will start from April 20th in Itahari, April 23rd in Narayangadh, April 25th in Butwal, April 28th in Pokhara and finally in Kathmandu on May 1st. The winner of the last season, Saman Shrestha will be hosting this season along with Animesh Shahi. The tagline for the show this time will be

Life is lengthy and tedious and along with all the millions of activities you do each day to be a day older, a few sprinkles of life hacks here and there works wonders to simplify the tasks you do while enjoying the bright side of your life. Here at Oye Ktm, we present to you the best 5 life hacks and tricks you probably didn’t know of, but we bet you can’t resist trying them right away!1) The ‘4-7-8′ miracle’4-7-8’ is an acronym for a set of breathing procedures where you inhale for 4 seconds,

After our last article where we enlisted some schools in Kathmandu that do International curriculum, we are back again with these 5 schools that should be on your list if you are thinking of switching schools soon! These are all SEE schools. 1) Little Angels SchoolLAS presents a broad and balanced atmosphere recognizing the unique need of each child and pursues its goal of nurturing an individual’s potential. They recognize that academic success depends on a number of factors; the availability

In its third year, Forbes annual 30 Under 30 Asia list features 300 young innovators and disruptors across 10 categories who are re-inventing their industries and driving change across this diverse region. Last year we had a number of youth making it to the list and YET Again we have these creative and innovative youth who have marked a spot for them on the list 2018. Check out these Nepalese who made it to the list published on Tuesday, 27th March 2018. 1) Aayushi KcAayushi KC is looking to

As students are appearing the final exams for their classes, it is the time of the year when the search for new schools take place! There are hundreds of school in Kathmandu, but very few that do international curriculum. If you are in search of international education for your children and have a huge pot of money to spare, check out these 5 schools in Kathmandu. 1) The British School KathmanduTBS is a fee-paying, not-for-profit, independent, international school delivering the English National

The Voice of Nepal is the Nepali version of the global franchise singing reality show “THE VOICE” which is the biggest singing reality show in the world. It is happening in Nepal soon and here is everything you want to know about it!AuditionsIt is simple – Download the app- login via your Facebook account- Fill up the form- Record your song- send your video- Get your TVON number- wait for few days for the result.If you make it to the next round, you will be required to be in Kathmandu for the

In the time where people struggle to fit their day within 24 hours (hypothetically of course!) , it is always a hassle to even think of the time wasted to visit various different counters to pay your utility bills and so on. So, forget all this and check out these 5 online payment gateways in Nepal to ease up the tension of making payment. 1) eSewaeSewa is a mobile money account. It is a digital wallet from where customers can pay, send and receive money from their mobile phone and internet,

Children spend so much time in contact with ‘virtual friends’ on social media – they could do with a bit of help from elders in building real-life friendships.Social media: one of the greatest things to have happened to humanity? Or the bane of all our lives? While there is probably no wrong or right answer, most teachers would probably agree that far too many youngsters think the people they “Facebook” or “Snapchat” on a minute-by-minute basis are genuinely their “friends”. It seems to me that