Article Type: Stories

Nepal won’t set fresh tiger number goal because the country has already achieved a remarkable increase in its tiger population in 2022

Nepali conservationists say they believe there’s a possible link between the Buddha’s legacy and the conservation of sarus cranes in Lumbini, Nepal, where he was born.

On this 70th anniversary, in 2023, of the first successful ascent of Everest, let’s remember the teamwork that enabled the success of Tenzing Norgay Sherpa and Sir Edmund Hillary on May 29th 1953.

Sacred Rudrakshas that are grown in the hills of Nepal are truly special in every religious, spiritual and a commercial way.

Gyani Maiya, the last of Kusunda, as she worriedly reiterated that the young Kusundas were not interested in learning their native language she was also ready to raise a generation of Kusundas who reverted back to their mother tongue.

Chepang, the Indigenous People living in Western Nepal take up the challenge to revive cultural keystone tree, the Chiuri Tree.

Environmental human rights defenders in Nepal continue to fear for their safety and lives amid a lack of protection from the government, a new report shows.

A researcher, translator and a native speaker of Magar language Uday Raj Aaley talks about his challenges and achievements in revitalize a dying Kusunda, an isolate language from Nepal.

A new book on the British cemetery at Kathmandu is little known but not hard to find, reminds us of expatriates who lived and died in Nepal over the past two centuries.

The Journey of Volleyball in Nepal, a Quick photo story from Sunil Ullak’s collection, from Introduction to Government Recognition.