Kathesimbu A smaller version of the mystical Swoyambhu, lies a leisurely 10 minutes walk down south from Hotel Roadhouse in Shreegha, Naghal. There are two options to...

Teej Hartalika Teej, the fasting festival of women in Nepal. It usually takes place in Nepali Bhadra month (August to September) welcoming the monsoon season and lasts...

Hotel Roadhouse Amidst The Pandemic Covid-19 “Going for more than the call for duty and doing more than others expect. This is what excellence is all about at Hotel Roadhouse,...

Khokana Amongst the towns that still boast on its authentic culture, Newari architecture, tradition and lifestyle, Khokana would probably top the list in Kathmandu. It...

Maha Shiva Ratri The day of the Lord Shiva Among a number of festivals celebrated in the Hindu culture, one of the most important is the Maha Shivaratri. According to...

A City of Devotees: Bhaktapur Kathmandu Valley is made up of 3 cities: Kathmandu (ye), Patan( yala), and Bhakatpur (Khappe). Kathmandu is the city of temples, Patan is...

The co-existence of Buddhism and Hinduism Nepal is a great example of the peaceful co-existence of different ethnic groups and people following different religions. There...

Maghe Sankranti Celebrating the end of cold days and chilly nights Nepal is a country rich of festivals and celebrations. People get together with their family and friends,...

A Merry Yomari Story Yomari Punhi is one of the main Newari festivals celebrated only in the Newar community. It marks the end of the rice harvest and takes place in November/December...

The Celebration of Festival of Lights! With the end of Dashain, Nepal paces into the world of another festival that brightens up their days and nights for a week. The...