Kaymu, the largest e-commerce platform in Nepal has expanded its services to 13 new cities all over Nepal. Initially, Kaymu offered its services to those who live in
Chhath Puja (locally known as Chhath/Chhathi/Chhathi Parwa/Chhath Puja/Daala Chhath/Daala Puja/Surya Shasthi) is one of the most ancient Hindu festivals which is dedicated to the God Sun (Surya) and
Over the years, web development has changed dramatically due to the introduction of new techniques, advanced technology and new ways that Google ranks sites. This means that sites that use
You know that Mount Everest is the highest mountain in the world which lies in Nepal. Here you can find 25 craziest facts about Mount Everest which you will love
The obsession with images cannot be suppresses in any human soul. Pictures, that tell stories. Pictures that are more telling than any written word. Pictures that make you
The chariot procession of Machhindranath, locally known as Machhindranath Jatra is a festival honoring Lord Machhindranath, who is one of the eighty-four mahasiddhas and the guru of Gorakhnath.
Chaite Dashain is a Hindu festival, celebrated mainly in Nepal especially in the month of Chaitra. Regarded as a younger sibling of the Bada Dashain, this festival is
We cannot disagree the fact that Adventure is what brings colours to life. “Without adventure, we can’t feel the real life”, says Sano Babu Sunar, the brave Nepali
Maha Shivaratri (widely known as Shivaratri) is a Hindu festival night of Falgun Krishna Chaturdasi under Hindu Lunar Calendar, in reverence of God Shiva. Celebrated as the anniversary
Shahid Diwas (translates as Martyr’s Day in English), is an annual observation in Nepal, to memorize, give due respect and salute the brave people who gave their lives
‘Saraswati Puja’ (also known as Basant Panchami, or Shri Panchami) is a festival celebrated by Hindus and Shikhs (also by a considerable number of Jains and Buddhists) all
Maghe Sankranti is a Nepali festival which is celebrated on 1st of Magh every year, according to Bikram Sambat Nepali calendar. The word ‘Sankranti’ stands for 1st of
