Navin Shakya
travel
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Disagreement is natural; disrespect is not
Thousands of years of progress, education, civilization, and technology yet when it comes to disagreement, we sometimes behave no differently.
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Don’t lose your mental peace
The place where I live and the place where I work are two of the most populated parts of the city. Naturally, one would assume they are well connected by public transport.…
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In love with Lucknow
Lucknow is a city that enchants you with its charm but also challenges your patience with its scorching heat, chaotic traffic, and occasional lack of cleanliness. It’s a fascinating mix of modern…
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Frustrating flight delays
Flight delays are something we’ve all come to expect in Nepal. Whether it’s unpredictable weather, crowded skies, or poor infrastructure, delays are just part of life here. An hour or two of…
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In and around Khandbari
Khandbari, the district headquarters of Sankhuwasabha, is a cool mix of cultural vibes and modern touches. Tucked away in the beautiful Arun Valley, this hilly town is famous for its lush scenery,…
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Nepali time
Kathmandu’s roads are full of reckless users—whether it’s pedestrians, bikers, motorists, public bus drivers, school bus drivers, or truck drivers. People of all ages—men, women, old, young, or children—seem to always be…
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In and around Gamgadhi
Gamgadhi, a remote and picturesque town in the northwestern part of Nepal, serves as the district headquarters of Mugu. This serene settlement is located along the banks (uphill) of the Mugu Karnali…
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So frequent road accidents
It’s no secret that Nepal’s roads are like, totally synonymous with drama. I mean, just check out the recent buzz – three big accidents in one day, 19 lives gone, and heaps…
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Mugu and energy poverty
Mugu village, nestled along the majestic Mugu River in the remote northernmost part of Mugu district at an elevation of 3,500 m, is home to over 200 households. The village, surrounded by…
