Latest Articles
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Kathmandu Literary Jatra – Promoting Nepali Literature
Taking place at different venues in Kathmandu's Patan Durbar Square on 16 to 18 September 2011, the Kathmandu Literary Jatra aims to present Nepal's literature to a global audience. Although ...
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Spectacular Flora and Fauna in Banke National Park
Established in 2010, Banke National Park covers an area of 550 square kilometers, and together with Bardia Park, forms the 1,518 square kilometer area known as the Tiger Conservation Unit ...
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Tattoo Art in Kathmandu
Kathmandu is once again the host city for the International Nepal Tattoo Convention – a gathering of more than seventy tattoo artists from around the world who will compete under a number of ...
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Nepal Receives CITES Commendation for Wildlife Conservation
In recognition of extraordinary efforts to stop the poaching of wildlife within its borders, Nepal was awarded the CITES Secretary-General's Certificate of Commendation at the International ...
What to See
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Bungy Jumping
Bungy jumping is taking the world by storm, particularly after having recently found additional venues within the highest mountain peaks in the world - the Himalaya mountain range. It’s a crazy sport that has some of the best views imaginable, if you don’t mind heights and being upside down. It has to be said that the Nepal bungy jump experience, with the longest free-fall to date, is ...
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Herbert Tichy
Herbert Tichy was born in Vienna, Austria, in 1912. He spent a lot of his life traveling the world and taking part in adventures that one could only dream of. In 1987, at the age of seventy-five, Tichy passed away in his home city after having accomplished much in his life. Herbert Tichy was not only a geologist, an author and a journalist but he was also an experienced climber, having taken ...
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Travel Tips
Nepal offers so much for the tourist by way of natural beauty and adventure that it is becoming a much sought after vacation destination. The unrest that the country experienced in the recent past appears to have been resolved, and while (as is the case with any country), there are certain areas that should be avoided by travelers, if you follow certain ground rules you can can have an ...
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Newspapers
When visiting a foreign country, the best way to find out what is going on around you is usually by consulting local newspapers. Nepal is certainly no different and there are quite a large number of Nepal newspapers available in the country. Weekly Nepal newspapers are quite common but there are also a large number which are published daily. Newspapers in Nepal are printed in more than one ...
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Nyatapola Temple
Bhaktapur is one of the three cities found in the Kathmandu Valley in Nepal not far from the capital city of Kathmandu. The name Bhaktapur means "City of devotees". Today this ancient, medieval city, from the fifteenth century, is part of the UNESCO World Heritage site, which records buildings that are of cultural and natural value universally.
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Music
Nepal is a country of great diversity with 36 ethnic groups, several language groups and many religions. The music of Nepal is just as motley, ranging from folk music to music associated with religious activities, classical music and a collection of contemporary styles. Songs and music videos from Nepal can be downloaded on the Internet and are a great way to immerse yourself in Nepali ...
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Everest Base Camp
Many people would wonder: why trek to the Everest Base Camp if you are not going to summit the world's highest mountain? The answer is easy. It is still a journey that is filled with adventure, beautiful landscapes and is not as uneventful as many imagine. There are a few different routes to the Everest Base Camp Trek and it takes approximately fifteen to sixteen days to reach it. This is a ...
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National Holidays
Below you will find a list of all official, public and national holidays in the country of Nepal.
Videos
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No Travel Plan | Phu Version 1
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Northwestern Nepal Trek April 1 — 19, 2011
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postcard from pokhara
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A Sublime Disruption