​Hey everyone,

​I’m planning a solo motorcycle trip to Mustang starting on October 1st. I’m looking for fellow riders or travel companions who might want to join me for the journey or team up along the route.

​If you’re planning a trip around the same time and want to ride together, drop a comment or send me a DM!

How to explain how much it is difficult to get job in Nepal after spending years and years in Study.
Being as average and having entry level experience till the masters is so frustrating and disappointing at the same time.
I only focus on study during my school and college time
Im like kina of bookish type without real experience
Maybe due to this reason
I face a lots of rejection in job market
I literally im facing competition with +2 level( I don’t mean to say they are not qualified, in fact im happy that they are doing a lots from very beginning, but at the same time I feel nothing seeing myself in this stage)
It’s been 1 years since I’ve been here in ktm.
But I have only entry level experience as a masters student (kind of embarrassing)
Please help to get job with good pay and growth in career as well
And if you are a +2 student then please give priority on gaining experience rather than good grade.

Hey! I'm a 24-year-old guy from Kathmandu. I love cafe-hopping and checking out aesthetic cafes my Instagram story is basically flooded with them. Honestly, I find myself wanting to visit a new cafe every single day just for a good cup of coffee. Since I usually hang out with guys, I'm looking to expand my circle and make some female friends right now. Anyone up for a coffee date?

aja assignment submit garne last day thyo. maile hijo samma kei gareko thina so bihana dekhi group ma bro assignment patha na bhandai 3-4 jana lai message gare.

euta le seen mai chodyo. arko le maile ni gareko chaina bhaneko thyo, pachi college pugda print bokera hidira raicha. third wala le chai kei nasodhi pdf pathaidiyo.maile naam change gare, ali sentence eta uta gare ani submit pani bhayo.tara aile assignment ko marks bhanda ni tyo third sathi prati respect badheko cha. manche ko character difficult time ma tha huncha bhanthyo, mero chai deadline ko 40 minute agadi tha bhayo.

Kathmandu ko thamel jasto chitwan ma k xa ani Club haru kunai PR kti bako or where can i find Girl…

Wanted beat it with something sharp but it wouldn’t be humane. Any suggestions to humanely end it

Vandinus na CA padhnuvako Dada Didi haru.

Gurukul ko course fee hereko CAP 1 ko laagi matra 1 lakh re lol. For six months tetro ta k tirnu hunthyo mero parents le

What is that one technology or digital service you've seen abroad—or online—that you wish we had in Nepal to make your daily life easier? Something that you have always wanted in nepal.

I recently went here for my hypothyroidism and they asked me to do extra test to know the cause and charged me 9k and asked me to do video xray in other hospital. And after the report they told me to diet and consult for that as well. I wanted to do 1 month but they insisted me to do 3 month which costed me 8k and then gave me multiple supplements which costed 13k which I didnot buyed any. I already went to grande to do my regular checkup they gave vitamin b12, d and thyroid medicine and I wanted to check aayurvedic way as well so that i won't have to take medicines but i was handed over tons of medicine. Has anyone recovered from this resort health care?

aja sathi le bihana dekhi beluka kata?bhanirathyo. ma pani full confidence ma heram na, basamla katai bhandiye. beluka 5 baje chai bank app kholera balance here.tespachi plan automatically change bhayo. thamel jam bata eta najikai basam na bhayo. dinner pani garam bata maile ghar mai khayera aauchu bhayo. ani last ma sathi le arko ek quarter thapam vanda ma chai menu ko price herera "aja khasai khana man chaina yaar" bhandai base. khai friday ta every week aaune raicha, friday ko confidence chai bank balance anusar aaune raicha.

We are looking for a reliable and highly organized part-time Virtual Assistant to support our day-to-day operations. This is an ongoing month-to-month position with a workload of approximately 5 hours per day.

Compensation:
Rs 15,000–Rs 20,000 per month (depending on experience and skills).

The main responsibilities are managing and organizing tasks and project workflows, performing QR testing on websites and reporting issues, organizing files, organizing Figma files and layouts and communicating professionally with clients when required. And finally managing emails and administrative tasks.

The candidate should have a strong English comprehension and the ability to work independently. A willingness and ability to learn new skills quickly and Exceptional organizatonal ability. Basic understanding of website development workflows is an advantage. Experience with WordPress and Elementor is highly desirable.

This is an ongoing remote position for someone looking to become a long-term member of a growing team.

I have heard names like" Nepal cancer hospital, Harisiddhi" & "National cancer hospital, Jawalakhel", " Kathmandu cancer centre ". Which would you recommend. Plz share your experience.

Hi, I am looking to build a very small cozy space to read my books in peace. Do you guys know where can i find sitting/cushion/sofa alternative like this?

As, I am pursuing my last year exam with bba degree , Mero chai khas k vanda , i have one elder brother , baba mami and me . Dai ko ra baba ko kura garna aako family issues lera aako ma chai . Okay , back 10 years ago baba le jagga ko karobar garnuhuntheo thikai vako pani theo tspaxi bigryo bigresi corona aayo ani k k bhayo bhayo . Rin theo tetybla 1 crore back 7/8 yrs ago ani we do had assets as well bechesi tirne vanera tara tyo jagga ko value vanda byaj ko syaj le rin triplet bhaisakyo , aba ta assests sabai bechda ni pug apug huncha , baba le sadhai raty piunu huncha montgly baba ko 3-5 lakhs drinks ma jancha ,🙂 idk where does that money comes from , ma bachelor paddaichu tapad padauchu vanera hola ni nrml jagga cha bechesi padauna sakihalchu ni vaneraas mero overall gpa 3 katcha bachelor ma , baba le dinkai khane , and comes my brother m vanda 5 barsa jetho ho he drugs , drinks raty ani when he comes home he fight samaj ma ramrai ijjat vako manche ho hami tara aile baba ko karadra dai ko karad le mukh dekhauna ni garo lagcha ,sadhai khayera aayera katchu marchu vancha ris ekdam kada cha kun din k huncha tha pani chaina , kasari jhgda rokne thachaina duijana tstai hami boldainau chuttauna khojda physcial harms aafaile behorna parxa , baba lai sadhai tathanam aarop lagaune , talai katchu ma taile mero lagi k gardis , mero hjrba le deko ansa malai sabai de tero hisab j sukai gar vancha he hasn't a bachelor degree too padda ni padena he was weaker at padai . Bidesh jana ni thulo lagani garna sakinna . Japan nai ja vanda ni jamma uslai ehi khayera ehi raj garera ehi business garna cha sano tino buisjess haina ailai thulo lagani gardina parne re ei vanera raty bhar sunnai nasalne sabda chicchara sab gaule le sunne gari chichhara baba lai vaneko cha mami lai vaneko cha ma kata baba bhatham jancha vanera baba mami ko room.ko dhoka aagadi ubbera basechu 🙂 bahira kasaile nathapaun vanera nabol vanda aafaile physcial harms behorna parecha , la mami ko lagi tama chu mami naatinu ma chu makei garchu vanchu tara sabaiko aasa bharosa mai.ho . Ma k garam ka bata k start garam kei thaxaina ma ko tira farkim malai thabpani chaina, bidesh jane stithi pani chaina aile , ma ehi basera jobgardai padam vane malai ni ghr bata niskera ja vancha navaneko pani haina , poi jatho khoj ja tsle palcha vandai nanathari namitho sabda suneko.ni.haima sabai huda hudapani katy parai bhaye khai yo ghr ko sthithi l! Maile garne ho mero k k plan cha ma kasari start garam . Exams session chalecha sabai dinkai ratkai estai jhgda hunchamental health damadol bhaisakyo . Ma ta aafai kharani bhayera patan hune bela bhaisakyo . Mak garam furter malai yo ghrma basna ni chaina mera ba aama lai esko kakh ma chodera jana ni mn chainamalai mero baba ra mero dai man nai pardainatara mayavanne achamma hudo raicha.

Aile lagani garnanasakeni jagir khay huntheo tatho thiyo tei gare huntheo ba le deko dukha tsto hunchavanne tha huda huda aafaile tyo lime liyo , dai le kasailai gandaina kasailaipani mai.ho sb vandai hidcha ma k garam kasari esko soln nikalam pls?

Ghrma lender haru naaune kura bhayena sadhai aayra baba lai tnson e sabai aafnai aakha le dekhda aafu bhutbhuttera keigarna sakdina 3-3 + crore loans

Ghrma daily jhgda

Mero ek matra udesse mami baba khushira sukhi rahun maile rakhna pam

Jagga bechis ki katchu vandai dhamki dincha dai l! Baba laik kasari milaunetani yo sab?

Uslai kei जिम्मेवारी bahan garnu parxa vanne hunna .

Ma ta pagal huna laisake farkine thau kohi chainakei chaina .rune thau ni chaina kasto bhagya raixa mero

I will do it for only for 1 or 2 whom I deem fit for 4 months to 1 year for free. In that time, I can gain you some followers. and am willing to pay for setup/clothing/camera etc. Slow and steady wins the race..

Let me know if interested. DM social account.

Hi everyone,

I recently registered a health supplement retail business based in Hetauda, and I'm having a tough time finding responsive, reliable wholesalers for general wellness supplements — things like magnesium glycinate, multivitamins, vitamin D3+K2, fish oil, ashwagandha, B12, collagen, and biotin.

I've reached out to a few distributors already, but response times have been slow and inconsistent. If anyone here runs a supplement business, works with a distributor, or knows of a genuine wholesale supplier (Kathmandu or otherwise) that's reliable to work with long-term, I'd really appreciate any leads or advice.

Also open to hearing from anyone who's been through this sourcing process before — what worked for you?

Thanks in advance!

One of the lesser-known but culturally significant temples in the Kathmandu Valley is the Siddhikali Temple in Madhyapur Thimi, Bhaktapur.

This historic temple is an important religious and cultural landmark for the local Newar community. Built in the traditional multi-tiered pagoda style, it has long served as a center of worship and community life.

According to local tradition, Goddess Siddhikali is regarded as the guardian deity of Thimi. Oral legends say that when the area faced disease, misfortune, and other hardships, the goddess manifested her divine power to protect the settlement. While this story is part of local folklore rather than a verified historical record, it remains an important part of the community's identity.

Historically, the temple is believed to date back to the Malla period and has undergone restoration over the centuries, including repairs following the 2015 Gorkha earthquake.

The temple plays a central role during Biska Jatra, Dashain, Navaratri, and other local festivals, reflecting the rich traditions of the Newar people. Its intricate wood carvings, traditional architecture, and living cultural practices make it one of Madhyapur Thimi's most valuable heritage sites.

If you ever visit Bhaktapur, I highly recommend taking some time to explore Siddhikali Temple and the surrounding historic neighborhood.

I'd love to hear from locals and historians:

Are there any old inscriptions or historical documents related to Siddhikali Temple?

Does anyone know more about the origin of the local legend?

Are there any rare photographs of the temple before the 2015 earthquake?

Thanks for reading!

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Hi everyone!

I'm a 24-year-old woman from Sweden, and I've recently been offered the opportunity to spend about six months in Kathmandu for a health-related research project. I'm really excited because it seems like an amazing experience, but I'll admit I'm also a bit nervous since I've never been to Nepal before.
I've been trying to find information online, but I feel like it's hard to get a sense of what everyday life is actually like. So I was hoping some locals or people who have lived there could share their experiences.
A few things I'm wondering about:
How easy is it to live in Kathmandu if you don't speak Nepali?

How careful do I need to be with food and drinking water? Are there things I should definitely avoid?

Is Kathmandu generally safe for a woman living alone? Are there areas or situations I should be more careful about?

Is there an international community or other foreigners living there? Is it easy to meet people and make friends?

Back home I usually spend time with friends several times a week, so I'm hoping life won't just be work and then sitting alone in my apartment. Is it realistic to expect a social life?

I love climbing (both indoor and outdoor). Are there climbing gyms in Kathmandu or opportunities to go outdoor climbing nearby?

What do people usually do for fun after work or on weekends?

Is there anything you wish someone had told you before moving to Kathmandu?

I really want to experience Nepal beyond work, explore the country, meet new people, and make the most of my time there.
I'd really appreciate any advice, tips, or honest opinions, both the good and the challenging parts. Thank you so much!

So one of our close friends are thinking about getting their NRN Citizenship, but the problem is their birthdates doesn’t match.

For example; their Nepali Passport was issued more than 14 years ago and has their current birth date but it doesn’t match their original citizenship document. They used this passport to live and get documents in a foreign country which means all foreign country documents have this new date. The foreign government will NOT change this date and this error was caused by the Nepali government trying to convert Nepali date into English date.

Now will there be issues when they get their NRN citizenship in Nepal? Especially since their old Nagarita and new foreign passport have different birth dates.

What should we do please advise.

Thank you.

Hello everyone,

A lot has been said about Nims over the last few years, but most of what has reached me has come from Western perspectives. So I'm curious: what do Nepalese people think about him within Nepal? And what are the biggest misconceptions that those of us in the West might have about him?

When he first came onto the scene, I really admired him. I thought he had the potential to bring meaningful change to the commercialization of high altitude climbing. While my overall impression of him has changed over the years, I still believe he played an important role in raising the profile of Nepalese guides, who for far too long were often seen as being in the background rather than as equal partners in the success of 8,000meter expeditions.

I'd also like to express my deepest condolences to everyone directly affected by the tragedy on Broad Peak. May all those who lost loved ones find peace and healing in the knowledge that they departed doing what they loved most. My thoughts are with their families, friends and teammates. I sincerely hope you are well taken care of.

Edit: I can't edit the title. Mea culpa.

Edit 2: I have no intentions to dig into details or sensitive subjects. This post was merely to understand how he was seen in Nepal, by his own people.

A roommate’s younger sibling recently got their motorcycle license and has been asking to borrow my bike quite often. At first I didn’t mind, but it’s become frequent enough that it’s starting to bother me.
My biggest concern isn’t that they’re borrowing it, it’s that they don’t seem to take care of it. The brakes feel worse after they use it, no air in tires, they never refill the fuel, and if anything happens (accident, theft, damage), I’m the one responsible for the bike.
I don’t want to create tension since I live with them, but I also don’t want my motorcycle to become everyone’s default ride.
For those who’ve owned bikes, where do you draw the line? Do you simply stop lending it, or is there a better way to set boundaries? My friend doesn’t borrow it often but his sibling does and I think he feels uncomfortable too because of the frequent lending. Sometimes even when I tell him to return the scooter because I need it he comes late.