If you’ve ever wondered why expedition logistics look like a game of high-altitude Tetris, or how we can ensure the future of mountain tourism doesn’t involve a Starbucks at the South Col, this conversation is for you. It’s an elite gathering of professionals and individuals who care about the big rock we call Sagarmatha and the people who make the climb possible.
By Anita Gurung
29 May 2026
2 min read
For a week, 35 second-year BFA students from Kathmandu University’s Department of Art and Design traded the structured studios of Hattiban for the cobblestone alleys of Kaski. Under the guidance of faculty members Nabendra Limbu and Gopal Ale Magar, this educational art tour wasn’t merely about capturing the dramatic shadows of Machhapuchhre or the crisp morning posture of Annapurna South.
By Anita Gurung
27 May 2026
2 min read
The goal? To help you build market-ready ventures. The real goal? To make sure that while you scale your brilliant startup, you also happen to buy more American products, hire United States-affiliated mentors, and adopt American business practices. It’s a win-win: you get to chase the ultimate dream of economic growth and job creation, and Uncle Sam expands the market for American tech platforms and services. Synergy at its finest!
By Anita Gurung
24 May 2026
2 min read
As Nepal's largest celebration of mountain storytelling, this year's 5-day layout is pulling an audience of over 8,000 enthusiasts. The scope stretches far beyond rocky peaks to dive into identity politics, climate justice, and remote community resilience. For the viewing public, ticket entry to individual sessions and day passes are managed locally at the venue gates during the festival window.
By Anita Gurung
22 May 2026
3 min read
From May 22 to 30, Osho Tapoban is hosting the Anteryatra (Transformation) Camp in the hills of Kathmandu. It’s an 8-day residential intensive meditation retreat designed for both clueless beginners and seasoned seekers to turn awareness inward, dump mental baggage, and experience actual silence.
By Anita Gurung
18 May 2026
2 min read
Applications are highly encouraged from Nepali citizens, Non-Resident Nepali cardholders, and people of Nepali origin worldwide who wish to reconnect with their roots. Equally welcome are Nepal-based professionals, researchers, and graduates with demonstrated expertise who are ready to execute high-impact research with precision and passion.
By Anita Gurung
16 May 2026
3 min read
It appears that being Nepali is no longer just about your love for momo or your ability to endure a 14-hour bus ride; it’s now a complex legal thriller involving constitutional amendments and the mysterious "Commitment Paper 2082". If you’ve been losing sleep wondering if your identity is about to become as "complicated" as a Kathmandu traffic jam, the NRNA UK has heard your silent prayers. We’ve always known who we are, but apparently, the paperwork needs a bit more convincing.
By Anita Gurung
15 May 2026
2 min read
This cohort is open to anyone with a passion for writing, which is basically anyone who has ever felt a "vibe" and thought, I should tweet that. No prior experience is required, though it is "helpful"—much like having a map is "helpful" when navigating the alleys of Patan, but not strictly mandatory if you enjoy getting lost.
By Anita Gurung
13 May 2026
3 min read
This isn't just a workshop in setting up a tent; it’s a master class in advanced horizontal dialectics. While standard government techniques for filling a pothole involve three months and a lot of dust, @outsidecircle is promising to fill your weekend with nature and sanity in just two days. History will remember those who stayed home as the "old-school salon owners" of mediocrity.
By Anita Gurung
12 May 2026
2 min read
The highlight of this event is the strict 29+ age limit. This isn't just a rule; it’s a public service. It ensures you won’t accidentally spend your evening explaining what a "pension plan" is to a Gen-Z TikToker. This is a space for adults who have realized that while our roads take decades to widen, their biological clocks are moving at Mach 1 speed. It’s an academic exit from the shallow end of the dating pool.
By Anita Gurung
10 May 2026
2 min read
If you thought the only "international seminars" happening in Lalitpur involved graying diplomats discussing "sustainable development" over cold samosas, think again. The real revolution is happening at the International Nail Seminar, and this time, the stakes are much higher than a budget allocation—we’re talking about the structural integrity of your gel extensions.
By Anita Gurung
9 May 2026
3 min read
On Saturday, 16 May 2026, starting from 12:00 PM Onwards, the Grand Norling Resort transforms into the ultimate, non-Hundi-ed sanctuary for sound. We’re talking about an authentic Gorkhali escape that blends music, nature, and that vibrant festival energy that has nothing to do with sarcasm.
By Anita Gurung
8 May 2026
3 min read