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The Festival Of Tihar is so much beautiful. Colorful lights and decorations invade each house during this festival. Lights show joy and prosperity in the family. It is believed that Laxmi , goddess of wealth, doesn’t come to the house which is not lightened. Tihar also brings many foodstuffs that are loved by many. Y…

Nepal being multilingual, multicultural and country with multi-ethnic groups, every food reflects it’s authenticity. Every cuisine carries its own special taste and influence of different cultures. Nepalese cuisine has a number of dishes that are a mixture of amazing flavors. Nepalese food is flavorsome, healthy, hear…

Apart from all the criminal and illegal acts that are also not allowed in the rest of the countries in the world, there are still a number of things that you aren't allowed to do in Nepal. These are the things that you can't do in Nepal whether you are a foreigner on the visit to Nepal or you are Nepalese and …

Ping is the traditional fun rides in Nepal put up usually at the time of festivals, especially during Nepal's biggest festival Dashain. Ping was the indicator of festivals and still is. There is a popular belief that you should lift yourself from the ground at least once in Dashain, meaning ride the ping . Form…

Momos and Nepalese both are inseparable from each other. Even not being originated from the land of Nepal, Momos have become the semi-national dish of Nepal. It's really fascinating to know how Momos have become so popular across Nepal. Let's have quick look at the Momos in Nepal .  Describing Momos is quite s…

With the arrival of the new two brand Indian-built trains on the station of Janakpur on the 18th of September, 2020, the Nepalese again begin to remind the nearly 100 years old history of Railways In Nepal . The enthusiasm of Nepalese after seeing these two new trains arriving in Nepal colored in the two colors Crimso…

Daal Bhaat Tarkari ( Daal = pulse soup, Bhaat =rice, Tarkari = vegetable curry) is the staple food of Nepali, by which we are recognized. Daal Bhaat Tarkari has a special place in the heart of every Nepali.   Although Daal Bhaat Tarkari literally means pulses, rice, and curry, you should expect much more than that…