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Jumla (Khalanga) is one of the most remote and beautiful places in the country. It’s a small, scenic town located in the flat valley of the Tila River, surrounded by hills and natural beauty. Jumla’s isolation is partly due to its geographic separation by the Kalikot district, which has long made access to the area […]
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I’m not sure if this city has any formal regulations governing street vending, but it’s clear that street vendors have become an essential part of our daily life. These vendors provide quick and convenient access to a wide variety of goods and services, from fresh produce to clothing, making them a lifeline for many residents […]
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A permanent bridge is under construction at present at Dobhan near Num that connects Khandbari, the district headquarters of Sankhuwasabha with the remote northern parts of the district. Track has been opened to connect those remote locations, and the only way for vehicles to cross the Arun River is via ferry which is operated by […]
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Kalinchowk Temple in Dolakha is an awesome spot for killer views, a bit of a hike, and some spiritual vibes. The temple, dedicated to the goddess Kalinchowk Bhagwati, is perched at around 3,800 m and offers stunning views of snow-covered peaks like Gaurishankar and Langtang on a clear day. We kicked off our day bright […]
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Birdwatching becomes an incredibly enjoyable experience, especially when equipped with a superzoom camera. It’s even more exciting when a diverse range of bird species visits the area, creating a fascinating scene for any bird enthusiast. Recently, we ventured to Lamabagar along the banks of the Tamakoshi River with the Canon PowerShot SX50HS to capture some […]
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How is it that films can be so simple yet so powerful? Few words exchanged and everything’s alright as if by magic. Maybe that’s why they are called heroes who can fix things with ease, make tough decisions, and somehow, everything turns out okay in the end. But real life? It’s far more complicated. There’s […]
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Festivals hold a special place in our hearts and traditions. They are not just times to celebrate, but also remind us of our community and identity. We are part of our festivals, and they are a part of our lives. Each festival has a deeper meaning beyond the rituals, food, and gatherings. At the core […]
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Geotechnical investigations are among the most challenging aspects of hydropower development in Nepal due to not only the country’s complex geology and outdated technology, but also difficulty in accessing those remote sites. The difficulties in reaching these locations often feel like adventure sports. In this instance, we crossed the flooded Solu River using a rope […]
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Sometimes the extraordinary events happen that define our life and death. We were cruising along the highway when, out of nowhere, our driver lost control of the vehicle. It skidded off the road and crashed into a nearby drainage canal. In that split second, everything went blank. One of our team members was seriously injured, […]