-
Toast to Good Health & Happiness!
After six months of the lockdown, I realised how much of my health had I been neglecting. It was then that I started religiously following a disciplined regime to eat right. Eating right is often confused with being perpetually hungry. Well, that is one of the most unhealthy ways to loose weight. Food should act…
-
Living in the year 2020!
The year 2020 has brought in so many surprises. Covid 19 has literally turned my whole world upside down. If I had to fathom working from home a few months back, I would have enjoyed it but all I feel now is when is this all going to end? When do I get to go…
-
Kathmandu – Where Culture Meets History
If you love to travel as much as I do, then a visit to the city of Kathmandu will introduce you to Nepalese culture and heritage. What intrigued me were the intricate carvings on the pagoda styled wooden temples, the narrow winding roads, the culture and religiousness of the country and the generosity of its…
-
Nepal – A Delight to the Palette
The topography of Nepal has an impacting influence on the contrasting potpourri of cuisines it offers. The cooking in the steep terrain of the Himalayas is full of Tibetan influences in contrast to the dishes prepared in the plains that have traces of influence from India. If you were to visit Nepal what you would…
-
Nepal’s Affair with Gold
Although I might not have lived all my life in Nepal, my roots lie there. My great grandfathers had literally galloped from the mountains of Sibhua, which lie somewhere in the eastern region of Nepal. Nepal has over 125 communities which speak more than 200 dialects. Every community has a standard set of ornaments which…
-
Yours Religiously!
The power of faith has instigated tourists from across the globe to travel in search of exploring destinations and embark on a journey which most of us quote as “ Religious Tourism”. With a population of 1.2 lakhs, Dharan is home to a diverse sect of groups comprising majorly of followers of Hinduism and Buddhism.…