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Nepal had its own unique symbols and emblems way before the Rana dynasty. Nepal mentioned the word “Emblem” in the 4th constitution which was called Nepal ko Sambidhan, 2019 BS (Constitution of Nepal 1962)

That the Kathmandu Valley was once a lake is a well-known fact. This article examines the reality and myths behind the draining of the lake and the establishment of a rich and vibrant civilization in the resulting valley.

Prime Minister Jung Bahadur Rana’s bronze equestrian statue. It was unveiled on the 15th of March 1854 A.D. by  Nirajan Pant During…

The Pashupatinath Temple is a prominent religious symbol for Hindus in Nepal. Situated on both the banks of the Bagmati River, the…

In general, the world has four registered seasons but Nepal boasts six unlike anywhere else and they are called “Ritu” in the…

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

Nepal is a landlocked country located between India to the east, south, and west and the Tibet Autonomous Region of China to…

Exploring Eastern Nepal is always on one’s bucket list when it comes to traveling. The culture, religion, places, food, and people have…

Nepal enthralls visitors with high Himalayan peaks, natural attractions, ever-smiling dwellers, timeless culture and tradition, rich wildlife, and thrilling adventure options. But…

Prithvi Jayanti is also known as the Nepal Ekikaran Diwas (National Unification Day) or Rashtriya Ekata Diwas (National Unity Day). Prithvi Jayanti…