Conservation Chronical: Nepal’s Effort to Preserve its Biodiversity

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July 31, 2023

Conservation Chronicle highlights Nepal’s efforts to protect biodiversity through reforestation, community forestry, and carbon reduction programs. Nestled between two global powerhouses, India and China, Nepal may appear small and unassuming, but the country’s allure lies not in its size but in the remarkable diversity of its flora and fauna. Despite occupying only 0.1% of the […]

Bhutan Spirit Sanctuary: Luxury Wellness Stay in Paro

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December 22, 2020

The first time my friends and I travelled to Bhutan was in June 2019. We had always heard of Bhutan as the country that measures its prosperity from its Gross National Happiness (GNH), not to forget the enormous fortresses and the abundance of flora and fauna. It did not take long as we landed in […]

Tomato Achar Recipe: Nepali-Style Spicy Chutney

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December 22, 2020

This tomato achar is a local’s favorite. It is often served as a momo (dumpling) dip or a side dish in a Nepali thali set. However, this can also be served as a salsa dip. ‍ ‍Ingredients: – Mustard Oil or any cooking oil – Dry Red Chilies – Chopped Onion – Chopped Green Chilies – Turmeric […]

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Travel Update: Flash Flood Alert and Road Closures in Nepal

August 27, 2026

1 September, 2026 The Prithvi Highway remains obstructed in Dhading, affecting the usual road connection between Kathmandu, Pokhara, Chitwan and western Nepal. To manage traffic, the Makwanpur District Administration Office has introduced alternative travel arrangements via Hetauda. Smaller passenger vehicles may travel between Kathmandu and Hetauda via the Bhimphedi–Kulekhani–Pharping route, subject to road conditions and […]

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Why Nepal and Bhutan Work So Well Together

June 15, 2026

Why Nepal and Bhutan work so well together is simple: they offer contrast without complication. Separated by a short flight, these two countries are close neighbors, yet their experience feels entirely distinct.   Nepal is energetic, layered, and varied. Bhutan is more measured, more reflective, and shaped by a very different philosophy of tourism. Experienced together, they create a journey that feels naturally […]

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Travel Trends in 2026: A Himalayan Perspective

February 10, 2026

Travel rarely changes overnight. It shifts quietly, shaped by the world around it and by the intentions travelers carry with them. Over the past year, as global travel steadily found its footing again, these subtle shifts became more visible. UN Tourism reported a 4.6% increase in global tourism in 2025, signaling that international travel has largely regained its […]

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