February 1, 2024

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Everest, Trekking, Buddha & Pokhara, you are partially correct, but Nepal is so much more than just that. It's about Food, People & Music
Sun Aug 09 2026

Dal Bhat is a typical Nepali Food that Nepalese eat twice a day in the morning and evening with arrarys of vegetables or meat.
Sun Aug 09 2026

Nepal's bridges tell the story of the country's development from rope crossings and hand-built timber structures to a nationwide network of over 8,000 trail bridges. This piece traces that history: the first bridge at Thapathali in 1810, the Aberdeen-built suspension bridges of the early 1900s, the shift to community-led construction after 1990, and the milestone of the 10,000th trail bridge in 2023. It also looks at what's unfinished: the tuins still in use across remote districts, and the floods and failures that keep testing the network's durability.
Sun Aug 09 2026

The last Rana ruler Maharajah Mohun Shumsher was wise to bestow Godavari's Rana-era buildings and its expansive grounds to the Jesuits to run a school.
Sun Aug 09 2026
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