Towering monument to 2015

Ten years later, survivors of the earthquake recall the destruction of Kathmandu’s iconic Dharara

Shristi Karki

Between the sacred and everyday

A new exhibition on Bhaktapur is a meditation on heritage, belief, and identity

Sangya Lamsal

Yes, quakes can be forecast

It is not a question of ‘if’, but ‘when’ the next earthquake strikes, and early warning systems have improved

Vishad Raj Onta

When disaster strikes home

Four Nepali migrant workers share their experiences of the earthquake 10 years ago

Nepali Times

A new architecture for Nepal's tourism

Local style and material to build high value sustainable tourism in rural Nepal

Sudiksha Tuladhar

Chasing a nomad

Let your life be like a leaf cast upon the ocean. Go with the flow.

Pratibha Tuladhar

“Tell me what the common man is thinking!”

Extract from an addendum to Nepal's Two Wars, Chapter 2 in the updated edition of Essays on Nepal: Past and Present by Sam Cowan, a retired British Army general with a long association with the Gurkhas.

Loss of soul and soil

Lagan Tole escaped relatively unscathed in the earthquake, but 10 years later, it has lost much of its essence

Suman Nepali

Structural problems

Strict building codes, emergency preparedness and proper land use to make public buildings safer

Sonia Awale