- by Associated Press
Many travelers who squirrel away travel rewards are saving for an oceanfront vacation, paid for with points instead of cash. To make the most of your rewards, start by looking for the highest-value hotel redemptions, then check award flights.
- by Republica
To mark Global Wellness Day, Hyatt Regency Kathmandu celebrated this day – with Feel, Fuel and Function – by educating and encouraging colleagues and guests to participate in Global Wellness Day 2019, the first week of June.
- by Rahat Poudel
According to the data published by Department of Transport Management (DoTM), more than four hundred thousand vehicles were registered in the last fiscal year, leaving the total number of vehicles to 3.22 million by 2017/18; 2.5 million of which are motorcycles alone.
- by Rahat Poudel
If you travel around the valley (especially Jamal and Jhamsikhel area), you might see a boy maneuvering a bike-ride extraordinarily with just one leg. Despite a tragic accident at an early age, a promise to himself made him the person he is now. Thankfully, that boy Yubak Lama committed to riding a bike with one leg, proving and standing as a voice to the people who have undergone a similar situation like his.
- by Associated Press
In Paris, the Louvre Museum closed for a day this week because workers said the crowds were too big to handle. In the Himalayas, climbers at Mount Everest are concerned that the peak has gotten too crowded, contributing to the highest death toll in years.
- by Renu Twanabasu
Siddha Pokhari has become a go-to-place for morning walk and exercise. If you happen to visit the pond during the early morning, you can witness locals jogging or jumping around the pond. According to the locals, more than five hundred people come daily to Siddha Pokhari for morning exercise.
- by Agencies
Here are five basic exercises to get your body in shape for a trek:
- by Associated Press
A large sign warns motorists that Iceland’s Fjadrárgljúfur canyon is closed to visitors but drivers keep on coming down the narrow gravel road. A ranger at a roadblock has to explain why no one can pass: The vulnerable landscape cannot sustain more visitors. Blame Justin Bieber, the Canadian pop star with a worldwide reach.
- by Associated Press
Roses are among the oldest flowers in cultivation, although many have earned a reputation as fussy or difficult to grow.
- by Aditya Neupane
The menu of ‘Quick Business Lunch’ covers a wide range of mouth watering traditional Chinese cuisines including, fried rice, noodles and sichuan.
- by Shahin Sunuwar Rasaili/ Sangita Shrestha
How far would you go for the love of dancing? A South Korean left her family behind to live in Nepal to “discover herself and explore her artistic expressions.”
- by Krishna Kisi
With the pulling of Bhairabnath Chariot placed in front of the Paanch Talley Mandir (Nyatapol Temple), Bhaktapur, the famous Biskaa Jatra started from today.
- by Khilak Budhathoki
A team of 16 mountaineers from India who named themselves ‘Giripremis’ decided to climb all eight highest mountains of Nepal.
- by Republica
Namseoul University, Seoughwan, South Korea celebrated International Day on April 2. And the event also had Nepal Day as one its part. According to a press statement released by the University the celebration was divided into two segments. In the first segment of the celebration, Oscar nominated Nepali movie ‘Caravan’ was screened and traditional Nepali foods were served for the attendees.
- by Republica
The first Marriott brand to arrive in Nepal, Fairfield by Marriott, Kathmandu is celebrating its two years in Nepal. Fairfield by Marriott has established itself as one of the leading hotels in the hospitality industry within just two short years.
- by Shahin Sunuwar Rasaili
It’s the universal truth that after darkness there is the light and after dusk there is dawn. And the view of Sun going down or coming up is always an enchanting experience to watch.
- by Rohit Rai
Travelling to new places and experiencing the local culture can shift your perspective. Moreover, you can gain a sense of rejuvenation as well. And if you are the one looking for getting out from the hustle and bustle of Kathmandu, how about going Dharan and stay at the newly formed homestay at Bishnupaduka Homestay, Dharan.
- by Milan Rijal
It was an honor for me to have the opportunity to represent Nepal in the international forum as a young apprentice. It was back on October 7, 2017, I was making my first international flight heading to Bangkok. My flight had been reserved in the Thai Airways by the travel agent named 'Sunshine Travel Agency' of Jawalakhel.
- by Republica
Little by little, they are beginning to ask questions and push boundaries. Without a doubt, life in Achham is not easy, and the patriarchy unabashedly cruel. Women are considered impure while they menstruate, and are banished to a rudimentary shed, the infamous chhau-goth, for 7 whole days of every month. For 7 days of every month, women are deemed untouchable.
- by Kiran Lama
If you yearn to be flying like a Superman, ‘Super Zip Line’ is the perfect destination for you. Introduced by the World Wild Adventure Pvt Ltd, the zip-line offers an experience of Superman zip-line for the first time in Nepal.