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Shyam Bahadur Panday, founder of Hotel Shangrila had a pioneering vision for hotels that reflected the spirit of Nepal, and had the foresight to hire many of Kathmandu Valleys best expatriate artists and designers to realise his dream.
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Sacred Rudrakshas that are grown in the hills of Nepal are truly special in every religious, spiritual and a commercial way.
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Tourism leader, businesswoman, philanthropist, and a tireless fighter for women’s rights, equitable entrepreneurship, and cultural conservation, Ambica Shrestha showed us how to do it by creating Dwarika’s, one of the most celebrated heritage hotels in Asia.
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Every Bhadra Purnima, locals of Juphal celebrate the arrival of their anscestral god, Manma Deuta for 15 days.
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Nepal’s government has bypassed the country’s parliament to issue a controversial ordinance facilitating foreign investment in different sectors of the country, including protected areas, in a move that could have long-term consequences for the country’s hard-won conservation gains.
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In the remote village of Lopre, Parbat district, the 11th “Nepal Latokosero and Huchil Festival” took place with an aim to shine a light on the conservation of owls and Eurasian Eagle owls. (February 2 & 3, 2024)
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Madhav Narayan Devotees at Hanuman Ghat, Bhaktapur. Photo by Nikki Thapa Madhav Narayan Bhajan Madhav Narayan Madhav Narayan, Guli daya dumha re Bhakta yaata kripa tayaa darshan byumha re Khwopa …
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A new study finds that two colonies of critically endangered white-rumped vultures (Gyps bengalensis) in Nepal have maintained stable numbers for more than a decade, despite the diclofenac poisoning crisis and other threats
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The last Rana ruler Maharajah Mohun Shumsher was wise to bestow Godavari’s Rana-era buildings and its expansive grounds to the Jesuits to run a school.
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Wherever a family calls home, if they celebrate Christmas in Nepal, it’s bound to take on a global flavor. And why not?