The Laramie Project returns to Kathmandu with stories from Nepal
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20 years and 2 brands later, businessman Pradip Man Shakya is still going strong
Smriti Basnet
The quake-damaged Nuwakot Darbar is unlikely to survive another monsoon if it is not protected
Sahina Shrestha
The Annapurna Base Camp Trek urgently needs more accommodation or to limit trekkers
Shreejana Shrestha
Milijuli Nepali has been sharing stories of hope and survival from villages affected by the 2015 earthquake
Sashi Shrestha
The Dhaba festival at Soaltee Crowne Plaza, Kathmandu caters to all taste
Kathmandu’s youth have taken the lead in lobbying for more sensitive restoration of heritage sites destroyed in the 2015 earthquake
Alok Tuladhar
After two years, for the first time, there is hope for the future in Barpak
Shankar Dahal
The latest fad in tourism in Nepal is the boutique hotel
Interspersed with accounts of real people – a recovering junkie, a band member, a sex worker, a nonagenerian shopkeeper – Thapa lays Thamel’s soul bare
Cafés in Kathmandu are no longer merely places to drink coffee
Clara Bullock
The way media is threatened and manipulated in Washington press conferences these days is eerily familiar to Miniluv
Sonia Awale
Where is the fiction about the facts of global warming, asks Amitav Ghosh
Kunda Dixit
New book commemorates the legacy of generations of Kathmandu’s hereditary artists
Nepali Times caught up with Nepal’s most accomplished English language novelist this week to ask about his evolution as a writer
Around 40 athletes will race 1,400 km through the entire Nepali Himalaya
Artisan father and son carry on the ancestral occupation of woodworking
Anushka Tuladhar
Photo stories from youngsters in Sipapokhari, Sindhupalchok of themselves, their families and communities after the earthquake
Bhuntu is a smart phone app that explains Nepal’s culture from the perspective of locals
Repairing the trail to a tiny village near the 2015 epicentre made travelling safer, revived trekking and raised the income of local women
Nir Pradhan
Phiroj Shyangden has no regrets leaving 1974 AD and fame in Nepal for America
Tsering Dolker Gurung
Nepal’s population is ageing rapidly, so today’s children must be better equipped to take care of the elderly and develop the country when they grow up
Nepali peacekeepers in South Sudan are witness to what happens when ethno-separatism goes out of control
Dirgha Raj Upadhyay
The Kathmandu Triennale puts Nepal and Nepali artists on the world map with a two-week festival of creativity
