Pachali Bhairab, a cultural play presented by Bajra Kala Kunja in Kausi Theatre, showcased how impactful cultural plays can be. But, such plays need support from locals and the government to continue.

Growing up, Yuba Raj Pokhrel had his eyes set on becoming an architectural engineer until he experienced the joys of cooking. Today, he is the executive chef at The Soaltee Kathmandu, a 5-star hotel in the city.

‘Brave New World’ stands as a warning that in our strive to enrich our lives and put convenience over everything else, we might be heading towards our own destruction.

The ongoing exhibition, ‘Tale of a city’, urges viewers to think critically beyond the white cube spaces of the exhibition and its artworks. But in its storytelling, it holds from giving too much information.

Queens Eatery is famous for its burgers but the place--recently incorporating a breakfast/brunch menu--is much more than a burger joint.

After spending four decades working in Nepal, the Middle East, and Europe, seasoned pastry chef Chhabi Lal Gurung now has his eyes set on creating his own legacy with Chhabi Bakes.

Though the series does an excellent array of storytelling--cinematography, acting, plot development--it also falls into some of the same-old Nepali cinema failings.

As Nepali theatres in the Valley come back to life after the lockdowns, foreign adaptations are dominating the theatre scene.

Rachana Dahal’s new song ‘Hey Bhagwan’ deals with anger, religious faith, and feeling of aimlessness in the face of overwhelming grief.

The 112-year-old Badri ko Halwai Pasal has undergone some aesthetic changes, but its core has remained the same.

In the alleyways of Patan, the houses are pressed against each other like books on a bookshelf. Things keep breaking and stories keep spilling.

They are increasingly gravitating towards online platforms to show off their craft and also hone their skills.

Online classes have robbed night and morning school students of the quality education they desperately want.

Local conservation efforts and online versions of the game are the only things keeping the game alive and relevant.

Gaming cafes still receive a respectable amount of gamers but that is just a smouldering remnant of the once vibrant and active gaming cafe culture.