The trans-Himalayan region’s raw beauty still captivates travellers, but poor roads, mismanagement, and poor hospitality reveal a region struggling to meet its tourism potential.

Growing up in Kailali, Bam found her voice early and stepped into activism. She now urges Nepali Gen Z to stay engaged in politics, vote and keep pushing for real change even after the streets are quiet.

It will be a platform for newcomers, who are often overlooked in favour of established, best-selling writers.

The film aims for emotional and cinematic heights, but weak storytelling keeps it from reaching the peak.

Bade is a visual artist inspired by his traditional roots in Bhaktapur. He holds an MFA from Tribhuvan University and works with oil and acrylic paints, blending traditional knowledge with contemporary techniques.

The modern mind is learning to live in fragments, making it, for example, almost impossible to watch a movie without distractions.

‘Masters of Devotion’ runs until November 22 at Kathmandu Art Gallery.

The trip revealed two sides of paradise—nature’s generosity and tourism’s greed. Between breathtaking hills and costly tickets, we found joy somewhere in between.

The US-Nepal Gastronomy Exchange will feature ‘La Grande Bhoj’ gala dinner in Kathmandu and a high-altitude cookout in the Everest region.

More than a month has passed since #Nepokids went viral, yet the conversation among Nepali youth around privilege, opportunity, and merit shows no signs of slowing.

The six-week film and theatre programme is open to filmmakers, writers, artists, and anyone interested.

Tales once whispered by locals now speak through smartphones. Saarang’s QR-tagged boards allow travellers to do that.

‘Through the India-China Border’ fills the longstanding gap in scholarship on Kalimpong.

The Post brings you a lowdown on some major events this week.

She breathed her last on Friday morning while undergoing treatment at the Nepal Cleft and Burn Centre, Kirtipur Hospital.

From social media’s double-edged reach to the rise of AI and an uneasy economy, Indonesian designers are learning to adapt, endure and redefine creativity in fashion’s most unpredictable moment.

It is a self-worship ritual that marks the beginning of Nepal Sambat and focuses on honouring one’s body, mind, and life, though modern lifestyles and distance have changed how it is observed.

The competition, a tradition since 2015, is happening on Wednesday.

Throughout the country, first-time voters are realising that democracy begins with action. Once silent observers, they are now actively registering for a voter ID card for the March 2026 elections.

In communities where girls once dropped out early, the EDGE programme is helping them stay in school using English and digital skills to open new paths to learning and leadership.