Dear Colleagues, Nepal is known for its mountains and mountain-climbers but sometimes tragic accidents happen and take away our very best. Nimsdai Purja the famed mountaineer best known for climbing all 14 eight-thousanders – above 8,000 metres or 26,000 feet high – in six months and six days between April and October 2019 met a […]
DetailsThe Lumbini Museum The Lumbini Museum stands at the entrance to the Sacred Garden in Lumbini, Nepal, the site Buddhist tradition holds as the Buddha’s birthplace. Built almost entirely in brick, the structure repeats its circular form at different scales, an oculus set inside an oculus, giving a humble material a quiet sense of weight […]
DetailsAttending 50 years celebration of Hotel Yak & Yeti An iconic symbol of Nepalese hospitality, Hotel Yak& Yeti seamlessly blends timeless heritage with modern luxury in the heart of Kathmandu. Set within a beautifully restored historic palace, it offers world-class comfort, exceptional service, and an authentic taste of Nepal’s rich culture. Whether for business or […]
DetailsDwarika’s Sanctuary in Dhulikhel The luxury wellness retreat Dwarika’s Sanctuary in Dhulikhel was recognized with a Michelin Key for its exceptional hospitality, authentic architecture, and sustainable practices. Nestled across 22 acres in the hills, the property offers curated Ayurvedic retreats and multi-day Himalayan wellness programs. With this achievement, Nepal now boasts two prestigious Michelin Keys, […]
DetailsThe Government of Nepal is in the final stages of splitting the Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal (CAAN) The Government of Nepal is in the final stages of splitting the Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal (CAAN) into two independent entities to resolve long-standing conflicts of interest. By separating regulatory and service-delivery functions, the government aims […]
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