Jeevan's Dream House
“Settling in Nepal as an expat was made easy after finding a beautiful, cozy house on the hills of Bhaisepatti. It became my small oasis at the suburbs of Kathmandu...
Issue 38 | January 2005
The International Decade of the World’s Indigenous People started in January 1995 and ended in December 2004. It was proclaimed by the General Assembly on 21st December 1993 with the...
“Settling in Nepal as an expat was made easy after finding a beautiful, cozy house on the hills of Bhaisepatti. It became my small oasis at the suburbs of Kathmandu...
“Ghorepani was beautiful. The views on the way were amazing and the people are very nice. I like Nepal.”—Ariel Goshen, Israel Trek to Ghorepani It was...
Appearances can be deceiving. Bhikshu Krishna Man Manandhar appears to be just a simple monk dedicated to his calling. But as he speaks, and his life begins to unfold, we...
He first came to Nepal in 1984 as just one more tourist and lived for a month with the well-known Architect, Gotz Hagmuller, through whom he made many...
Greta Rana was born in Yorkshire, England in 1943. Yorkshire lives in her soul, together with Nepal. Married to Madhukar Shumshere Rana, whom she met in her student years, the...
The Jawalakhel Zoo The zoo was teeming with school children. In fact, every time I stray into this oasis in the midst of concrete and brick structures, I find plenty...
Cultural shows are one way of getting to know the traditional dances of Nepal. Lajana Restaurant near Radisson Hotel in Lazimpat, showcases various dances from different ethnic groups such as...
‘Bel Bivaha’ or ‘Ihi’ in Newari, is an ancient ritual still prevalent in the Newar community where a girl is married to a fruit – Bel (Aegle marmelos), and usually...
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