TRAVEL & TOURISM

Nepal Secures Guinness World Record with ‘The Largest Momo Party’

Nepal, renowned for its delectable cuisine, has clinched a coveted spot in the Guinness Book of World Records with 'The Largest Momo Party,' an...

Tragic Incident Claims Life of Korean National in Everest Region

A somber incident unfolded in the Everest region as a Korean national lost his life while traveling through the area. 

Pokhara Set to Earn Title of ‘Tourism Capital’ 

Pokhara is poised to be officially recognized as the tourism capital of the country.

Nepal’s Tilaurakot Moves Closer to World Heritage Recognition

The Government of Nepal has officially submitted the final nomination document to the UNESCO World Heritage Centre, proposing the inclusion of Tilaurakot, Kapilbastu, in...

Nepal welcomes over 79,000 foreign tourists in January 2024

Nepal experienced a substantial boost in tourism as 79,100 foreign tourists arrived in the country during the first month of 2024, marking a significant...

Himalaya Airlines Inaugurates Kathmandu-Shanghai Direct Flights

Himalaya Airlines has officially launched direct flights connecting Kathmandu to the bustling metropolis of Shanghai, in a significant milestone for air travel between Nepal and China.

CULTURE & COMMUNITY

Inaugural Indigenous Festival Kicks Off in Chitwan to Celebrate Cultural Diversity

The vibrant atmosphere of the inaugural Indigenous Nationalities Cultural and Trade Festival filled the banks of the Narayani River in Chitwan as it commenced...

Christmas: A Global Celebration of Joy and Tradition

As the winter season blankets the world in a serene hush, people from diverse cultures and backgrounds come together to celebrate Christmas, a festival...

Sama-Chakewa Festival Enthralls Mithila Region

The vibrant Sama-Chakewa festival, a joyous celebration that symbolizes the deep bond between brothers and sisters in Maithili communities, has kicked off in the...

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A row of Buddhist monks walk to collect morning alms from devotees in Mandalay, Myanmar, Sunday, March 14, 2021. The civilian leader of Myanmar's government in hiding vowed to continue supporting a "revolution" to oust the military that seized power in last month's coup, as security forces again met protesters with lethal forces, killing several people. (AP Photos)

Melamchi comes first in Financial Good Governance Risk Assessment

The Melamchi municipality of Sindhupalchok has come first in local level financial good governance risk assessment. Melamchi came first in district with 89.5...

PM Cup NVA Volleyball Championship: Police Club secures second win

Nepal Police Club’s men’s team secured its second successive win in the PM Cup NVA women’s and men’s national volleyball club championship.

Nepal Police Secures Top Honors in Interpol Global Video Contest for Young Police Leaders

Nepal Police Secures Top Honors in Interpol Global Video Contest for Young Police Leaders

Market for power export getting assured: NEA managing director Ghising

Managing Director MD of Nepal Electricity Authority NEA Kulman Ghising has said market for power export is getting assured.  Speaking at a programme to sign an agreement...

‘It’s My Show’ Controversy: New Developments and Reactions

The controversy surrounding the first episode of the new season of "It's My Show," now hosted by Oshin Sitaula, continues to roil the Nepali...

Actor Aditya Singh Rajput found dead in his apartment

Model and actor Aditya Singh Rajput has been found dead at his apartment. His body has been sent for an autopsy. He was 32. Aditya Singh Rajput was...

Permission granted for private sector to administer driving license written exams

The Transport Management Office of Bhaktapur has authorized the private sector to administer written driver's license examinations without informing the concerned ministry of Bagmati Province.  The Office...

3rd China-U.S.-Canada Buddhist Forum kicks off in Hangzhou

The third China-U.S.-Canada Buddhist Forum commenced in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, marking China's inaugural hosting of the event.