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When most people think of Nepal, the first image that comes to mind is the towering Mount Everest. While it’s true that Nepal is home to the world’s highest peak, this small Himalayan nation is far more than just mountains. Nepal is a living museum of history, culture, languages, and traditions that have survived for […]

“The muddy fields come alive with laughter, song, and splashes of water, as farmers, friends, and families unite to plant the seeds of Nepal’s lifeline—rice.” Every year on Asar 15 (around June 29), Nepal celebrates National Paddy Day (राष्ट्रिय धान दिवस, Rastriya Dhan Diwas). It’s a day when the nation sets aside its worries, steps […]

Deep in the lush hills and valleys of western Nepal lies a mystical tradition that has survived centuries—Ghatu Nach, a sacred ritual dance performed mostly by the Gurung and Magar communities. More than just a performance, Ghatu is a living story, a form of storytelling infused with music, trance, spirit possession, and centuries-old cultural memory. […]

Nepal, a land where spirituality and tradition weave deeply into daily life, hosts a myriad of festivals that bring its rich culture alive. Among these, the Saka Dawa festival stands out as one of the most sacred and revered celebrations, especially within the Buddhist communities. Observed on the full moon day of the fourth month […]