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Introduced early on 1986 , the Annapurna Conservation Area Project (ACAP) ,the very first conservation area and also the largest protected area in Nepal covering an area of 7,629 sq. […]

Kopan Monastery Nepal: A Spiritual Gem of Kathmandu Perched serenely atop a hill overlooking the Kathmandu Valley, Kopan Monastery Nepal invites visitors with its tranquil ambiance and profound spiritual significance. […]

A Handy Guide to Picking the Right Souvenirs from Nepal Any visit to Nepal feels like it ended too soon, leaving travelers yearning for more of its grandeur. Fortunately, there […]

Each year people of Hadigaun in Kathmandu celebrate a unique jatra that happens nowhere around Nepal or anywhere in the world. This jatra is known as hadigaun jatra or “kahi […]

The tagadharis or those who wear the ‘Janai’ (the sacred thread) around their bodies from the left shoulder change the sacred thread today after having a haircut and a bath […]

  Naga Panchami is a traditional festival of Hindus where they worship snakes or serpents. The festival is named Naga Panchami after the name of King Cobra.This festival is celebrated […]

The monsoon rains generally arrive in mid to late June. They continue through July and August. In recent years climate change has meant that the rains have often been delayed. […]

Over the 50 years of tourism industry in Nepal, there has been a steady rise in the number of tourists visiting the country. Despite the test of time, the country […]

Langtang National Park was the third most popular trekking region in Nepal after the Annapurna and Everest regions. This changed considerably after the devastating earthquake that hit Nepal on the […]

Kirtipur is a beautiful ancient city residing in the valley of Kathmandu which in 5 km away from the city if Kathmandu towards the south-west. Kirtipur or किपू (Kipoo) in […]