I don’t clearly know where I am headed (I feel out of this world, but I am not drugged), but I am sure I will find my way, my destiny, my destination. One thing is clear, though: I am leaving this city at least temporarily because it reminds me of so many things. You see, loads of memories are not a good thing when you are in an unenviable situation. On a pilgrimage?

Loquacious with his thoughts and views, Dinesh Raut believes in speaking through his film visuals. He set off his professional journey with the   NTV Serial ‘Diary’ in 1997. He worked as an assistant director in the movie ‘Mero Euta Sathi Cha’ before moving into directing.  He debuted as a director with ‘I am Sorry’ in 2012. Further helming films like ‘November Rain’, ‘Classic’, and his 2017 directorial ‘Parva’ garnered much accolades in the industry.

Dear diary, My mom already had a routine set in her head for the day; destination: Nepal Mediciti. We drove to the hospital that very much resembled America. It was huge, attractive, and clean. As I entered, I was welcomed by the smell of spring blossoms. The hospital was well organized, to say the least, and the state of the art technology was more fascinating.

Krishna Devi Maharjan is a 40-year-old shopkeeper from Maru, Kathmandu. She has been running a small dairy shop at Basantapur for almost 14 years.

Motorcycles or scooters are the most practical modes of transportation in the valley. Apart from letting us quickly navigate through traffic jams, they also cost a lot less in terms of maintenance. There are many reasons why you should take care of your motorbike, maintaining its secondhand resale value being one of them.

It was 2014 when I first heard about ‘Panch Pokhari,’ since then I always had been craving to go there. And it was only after two years later that my wish came true. I always had an inclination towards adventurous travel and this trek was a complete package. None of us had even imagined the journey would turn out to be as memorable as the destination itself.

St. Augustine once said “The world is a book and those who do not travel read only one page.” Travel is good for lots of things, but it can also increase mental well-being – and not just in the short-term. Whether you’re traveling for business, on a one-week family holiday, or have sold everything to pursue a life on the road, traveling can make you a happier person by building self-confidence, providing new experiences and memories, breaking routine and allowing you to meet people from all over the world.

The wounds and scars are deeply ingrained in hearts and minds of people. Even a small child calls the neighboring state ‘an enemy’