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Some names have a way of weaving themselves into the fabric of a country’s story. In Nepal’s business world, Jyoti Group is one of those names. You hear it in conversations about industrial pioneers, in stories of how businesses first took shape here, and in passing mentions from people who remember when things were simpler. […]
Some stories don’t shout for attention; they unfold quietly, almost shyly, over the years. Chandra Prasad Dhakal’s story is one of those. If you’re from Nepal or familiar with South Asia’s fast-changing business landscape, chances are you’ve heard of the IME Group. You might not know how a man from a small town with no […]
A few familiar names come up when people talk about the biggest names in Nepal’s business world. But the story of Min Bahadur Gurung stands out, possibly because it is rooted in ordinary Nepalis’ daily struggles. He is the man behind Bhat-Bhateni Supermarket, the largest retail chain in the country, and one of the most […]
There’s something quietly magical about stories that start small: a humble idea, a modest background, a spark that no one else quite sees. The Binod Chaudhary story is a rare journey from Kathmandu’s tightly packed streets to the world’s platform, from a local trader to the man affectionately known as “The Noodle King,” who became […]
When people talk about Nepal, software isn’t usually the first thing that comes up. The world knows it for Mount Everest, its vibrant culture, and resilient people, but a quiet tech revolution is underway, with the IMS software journey in Nepal at its heart. Founded in 2000 in a 10×10-foot room with two old computers and […]
Imagine a place where time is stretched, the air is lighter, and every breeze carries whispers from centuries past. Welcome to Lumbini, Nepal, the birthplace of Lord Buddha and a great peaceful sanctuary for the soul. Located in the Terai lowlands of southern Nepal, Lumbini is eternally radiant as a sanctuary of tranquility and history, […]
In the Kathmandu Valley, at the ancient temples where tales of gods and goddesses are heard, within a living tradition that breathes magic into the modern world, the tradition of Nepal’s living goddess, the Kumari, is found. Unlike the mythological deities found only in stories and scriptures, the Kumari is a real child from the […]
Imagine being told that the most natural thing, your period, makes you impure, that your touch could spoil food, anger the gods, or worse, bring misfortune upon your family. The Chhaupadi Tradition in Nepal has made girls live in an isolated way during their periods; purification marks an impurity. They are disallowed from touching anyone, […]
Ghalegaun is a beautiful mountain village in the Lamjung district of western Nepal. It perfectly combines nature, tradition, and sustainability. It doesn’t stop being a destination; it’s a living model of sustainable tourism, frequently called eco-tourism in Ghalegaun, where people live while preserving culture, ecology, and economy. Beautiful as it is, the panoramic scenery is […]
Holi, popularly known as the “Festival of Colors,” is one of the biggest Hindu festivals in Nepal. It marks the triumph of good over evil. It is a two-day event celebrated on the full moon day of Falgun or Chaitra month (approximately March). Holi in Nepal also signals the end of winter and the beginning of summer. […]