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  • Case StudyEcologyFlora & Fauna

    Sun Striped Shadows

    by Lisa Choegyal
    by Lisa Choegyal

    Encountering a tiger in the wild is a privilege not to be taken lightly, and an experience that is never forgotten. Words…

  • EX-Pats of NepalHistory

    Nepal’s Tourism Now Has to Re-start from Zero

    by Lisa Choegyal
    by Lisa Choegyal

    During the early months of Covid Nepal was closed to visitors. Not since the early 1950s have we had zero tourists arrive…

  • EX-Pats of NepalHistory

    Early Investors Didn’t Sell Nepal Short

    by Lisa Choegyal
    by Lisa Choegyal

    The early foreign investors in Nepal may have been an eccentric but they did understand international tourism and didn’t sell Nepal short.

  • HistoryLandmarkMountains

    Biplanes and Balloons over Mt Everest

    by Lisa Choegyal
    by Lisa Choegyal

    The Houston-Westland, flown by Douglas Douglas-Hamilton and Stewart Blacker approached Mt Everest and Balloons landed just above Gokyo Lake.

  • Case StudyEcologyFlora & Fauna

    Endangered Orchids

    by Sanjib Chaudhary
    by Sanjib Chaudhary

    Known for their beauty, curative powers, and food value, orchids are likely the most traded flowers in the world — both legally…

  • CultureEX-Pats of NepalHistory

    Hippie Trail Nostalgia in Kathmandu

    by Lisa Choegyal
    by Lisa Choegyal

    From the mid-1960s, hordes of hippies in search of Shangri-La bussed or hitchhiked through Turkey, Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan and India before culminating in our Valley paradise, the end of the road. They came in tens of thousands pursuing enlightenment, preaching peace, finding themselves, escaping conformity, defying convention or fleeing the Draft, packed into gaudily-painted combis, busses and trucks resonating with Bob Dylan and Van Morrison.

  • AnimalCase StudyEcology

    Nepal’s Elusive Fishing Cats is Poised to Decline

    by Sanjib Chaudhary
    by Sanjib Chaudhary

    In the southern plains of Nepal, a person who is frightened of something is told ‘you’re a wet cat’. But in that region, there are cats that aren’t afraid of water. In fact, it lives near wetlands and mostly feeds on fish, earning its name as the fishing cat.

  • Case StudyOpinion

    Me Too Movement in Nepal

    by Pratigya Sedhai
    by Pratigya Sedhai

    Tarana Burke a 45-year-old African-American civil rights activist from New York began ‘me too’ in 2006 to help survivors of sexual violence,…

  • ArtCultureHistory

    Nepal’s History Through Art

    by Lisa Choegyal
    by Lisa Choegyal

    Nepal’s history is told through art pencils, brushes, and colors on canvases by HA Oldfield, Rajman Singh, M M Poon and Chandra Man Maskey, i.e rediscovering the Victorian-era Paintings of Kathmandu by Early British and Nepali Artists

  • Case StudyCulturePeopleReligion

    Nepal Youth Speak Out

    by Nikki Thapa
    by Nikki Thapa

    My work with photographer Thomas Kelly as his photo editor brought me into touch with Hinduism Today some 15 years ago. Three…

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