Travel

A day spent trekking through various terrains & wildlife refreshes your soul and recharges your body. Trekking makes you a part of the nature, letting you take a break from long hours at work or boring moments on that couch at home. Not only do treks benefit physical abilities enhancing your overall fitness, it also invites you to the natural world of peace and purity. You’ll end up adding more memorable pictures to your albums as you meet a number many people with interesting personalities and

Culture and traditions vary from place to place, yet every cultural and traditional event brings different experiences with them. In Kathmandu, various cultural festivals are celebrated among huge crowds of locals who gather together with traditional beliefs of their own. Then there come Jatras, maybe the largest street carnival in Nepal, mostly of Newari culture but are enjoyed by thousands. The colossal mass of people who gather to respect and continue their old traditions with chants, cheers,

Asan is one of those parts of the valley which still carries the nostalgic beauty of the old Kathmandu city. The crowded and noisy toles haven’t stopped the shopkeepers from selling their goods. The six-road junction of Asan may be one of the busiest places in Kathmandu which may be overwhelming at first. However, this authentic part Kathmandu with its essence of Newari culture doesn’t stop to fascinate the spectators. 1. Dreamland for shopaholicsFrom the second you are inside Asan, you will

We live in a place which is near to various other amazing locations just with a couple of hours drive. We have listed below 5 such places which prove to be ideal weekend destinations for people living in Kathmandu! 1. ChandragiriThis place is perfect for family picnic or if you want to hangout with your friends in weekends. It is little outside the valley. The local bus does go there but private vehicles are more reliable. The rope way to chandragiri hill has become center of attraction for

Our Parliament announced the budget for the fiscal year 2075/76 and with this, there are many speculations to as to see what gets implemented and what not! Though it is yet to be implemented, the start has taken off. Not only as being the capital but also as being a historical place, Kathmandu has got relief in tourism sector restoration which was badly disturbed by the Great Earthquake 2072. Let us take a glance at some interesting plans!1. Restoration of Dharahara and RanipokhariDharahara and

Finally summer is here in Kathmandu, and as such a cool dip in pool is what all of us looking for! Swimming for some is a sport and for some it is entertainment. Whatever the preference may be, here are some popular pools in Kathmandu city for you to enjoy.

We all know what Kathmandu is now and how it has evolved as a city full of hustle and bustle! It is the most preferred city to live in for most (apart for the ones who’d prefer to live away from pollution!) This is the present, but do you know what it was like in the past? We have brought some interesting facts to you about Ancient Kathmandu. Here we go! 1. City of Glory and TemplesWe all already know it but let us tell this one more time! The number of temples were even more before the

No doubt, the road traffic of Kathmandu is getting intense each day and being a city loaded with countless opportunities, it’s reasonable to have crowd in the roads – you won’t wanna miss your job interview, would you? Here are the prime 5 things you should know about when it comes to Kathmandu’s traffic.1) Tie your shoelaces before the sun rises. The number one rule. Especially when you’re one of them who works in the typical 9-to-5 routine. The traffic gets nastier as dew evaporate off leaves

Kathmandu is rich in traditional and historical heritages. Most of them are listed in the UNESCO world heritage sites and we sure are proud of where our home is. If you are wandering around the Kathmandu Durbar Square, here are the 5 things you must see there. 1) Taleju BhawaniPhoto credit – Om YadavTaleju Bhawani Temple is the Kathmandu Durbar Square’s most magnificent temple. It stands at its north eastern extremity but is not open to the public every day. Even for Hindus admission is