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Sindhupalchok, Dec 8: As winter begins, the Bhotechaur in Sindhupalchok turns into a stunning blend of mustard fields and sparkling Himalayan peaks. Every year around November/December, this magical scene attracts both locals and domestic tourists. The terraced fields are covered with blooming mustard flowers, and right behind them, the northern

What does Pokhara not have? Snow-crowned peaks, emerald hills, shimmering lakes, and a culture that radiates warmth. Yet above all,

It is for the first time Bangladesh Embassy in Kathmandu organized such showcase event promoting Bangladeshi variety of fishes to

Kirtipur; When I went to school that morning, I was really nervous but also excited, thinking I would learn amazing

The weeklong Sitaram Bibaha Panchami festival has concluded with the ritual of Ramkalewa.

A large crowd of Hindu devotees gathered and worshiped at the Pashupatinath Temple area, including Devghat Dham and other Shiva

Back then, rice was believed to be the food of wealthy, while millet symbolised as poverty. In some places, people

Just hearing the name Palpa makes anyone imagine a beautiful place to visit. It is rich not only in natural

What lay ahead — visits to local communities, interactions with families uplifted through social welfare programs, and a firsthand look

When I heard that we were going to Pokhara, I was over the moon! First, we boarded a bus from