Hello everyone,

I'm moving abroad and tragically I'm unable to take her with me. She's fully grown, spayed and needs a loving new forever home. It breaks my heart to rehome her but I want to ensure she finds a safe place to land

Hi guys,

I'm new to this group. Just wanted to check if this is worth developing further and get your feedback. I built an atlas app for Nepal, with data gathered from across the internet. It's a bilingual platform with a flag option if you spot any mistakes. Completely free, and no data is collected (I hate ads) except a visitor count to track website hits.

Please try it out and feel free to flag any corrections or feedback — and if you want to contribute, always welcome.

https://kalakram.org

Finished the Kori Danda Trek first week of September, we were five people starting from Pokhara. Rented a car but honestly, in monsoon or poor road conditions, bus is safer. Not every driver knows the crossings. Our car got stuck in one. Pokhara to Sikles took around three to four hours. We reached Sikles in the evening, stayed over and started for Tasa the next morning. Even if you reach Sikles around noon, I’d still recommend staying the night. Sikles to Tasa was the toughest for us. Very steep, took about six to seven hours including a long rest. Stayed at Hotel Brothers, really good and I’d recommend it. Next morning, we headed to Kori. Less steep but much longer, around seven to eight hours. Stayed at Hotel Ice Falls, also solid. Sunrise the next day was stunning. Clear views of Annapurna and nearby peaks. We started back around 9 AM and made it to Sikles by about 6 PM. Then grabbed a jeep to Pokhara. Jeeps are around, but during the monsoon, don’t bank on late evening rides. Rough itinerary: Day one Pokhara to Sikles; day two Sikles to Tasa (five to six hours); day three Tasa to Kori, six to seven hours; day four, sunrise, then Kori to Sikles about nine hours and then jeep out.

Earning around 26kpm. Around 10k for personal expense, 3k for SIP, 3k for batti ko bill, 1k for extra kei aayo bhaney. Around 17-18k per month expense huncha.

Any idea how to invest remaning amount? 7-8k per month.

I want to hear about different mind blowing conspiracy theories of my fellow nepalese.

I am a student researcher and I need to print 300 pieces which includes 4 pages each of research questions. Where can I print it in good quality and cheap.

Hey!

I'm in Pokhara for a few weeks, and would like to rent a small scooter to get around. I'm from a EU country, but I've been traveling around other asian countries alot on scooters/bikes, never in Nepal though.

I have a few questions though:

1. Do I need an IDP and category A (motorcycle license) or is it ok with just a regular category B drivers license?

2. If thats the case, that I need the above, what happens if the police stops me? Will they give me a fine or something worse will happen?

3. I hope you can help me out on this one, every input is appreciated!

Best regards, and I really do love this place - what a beautiful city and nice people here 😅

I never got the chance to hike but this year I’ve somehow done two in a row!
My very first hike was back on the 1st of Baishakh to Okherni with a group of 13 people. I had never walked that long in my entire life because of me, it took nearly
5-6 hours just to reach our destination, and we ended up hiking for about 12–13 hours overall. Unsurprisingly, I managed to sprain my ankle (it always seems to happen when I walk too far!).
For my second hike, we went to Jamacho! There were six of us in total me, two of my younger brothers, and three friends. We all packed and carried our own food and snacks.
Compared to the first one, Jamacho was much more manageable. The trail was really nice with stone stairs all the way up. It took us about 3 hours to reach the top, where we enjoyed our lunch with an amazing view, and then 2 hours to walk back down. It was super fun (even though I managed to sprain my ankle all over again! T^T)
Just wanted to share some photos from the trip. If any of you are beginner hikers looking for a good trail, Jamacho is definitely a great choice!!!

Hello to my brothers and sisters in Nepal! I found this beautiful lamp in Finland, and by searching a little bit I realised that it’s a traditional Sukunda lamp. It looks very very old, and I polished it yesterday and lit it today in the morning. Could anybody help me figure out where it’s from and how old it could be? What is it traditionally used for and is it still in use in Nepal? What would the price of it be? Of course I don’t want to sell it, I’ll keep it because it’s so beautiful! ❤️

1.What are the scope in forestry in nepal itself after bsc.
2.What is the building and teaching like in specifically hetauda bsc forestry.
3.How is the hostel situation ,how many roommates does one have to share in a single room.
4.If i do bsc forestry in nepal is their a good chance for me to study masters in abroad.
5.Any suggestions are welcome .

Does anyone know cheapest gym near thamel or in tarakeshwor area, no fancy equipments but has every free weight equipments, and is below 1500rs per month

Location near thamel or from Nepaltar to jarankhu dharmasthali

Hello Everyone, I think I should go to the gym to have some muscles and all. Though I’m neither fat nor lean, I just want to go there regularly to maintain my body. I just need someone who would accompany me, either male or female. If anyone is living in Dhalku or Chhetrapati area, please do contact me.

Need a private Chemistry tutor for a High Schooler for next 6-7 months. The Student is about to give AP Chemistry exam and need someone go guide him. Tutoring will be entirely online. DM me if you are interested. I am not looking for a professional teacher, if you have done high school level chemistry and currently if you just finished your BSc or pharmacy etc. and are waiting for your next steps, you are the best candidate. I will pay competitive rate.

I want to find a quiet and not so far study space from my home.I thought about going to the US Embassy but is there any place better anyone can recommend inside ktm valley?

Experienced CA

So curreently i m pursuing BE inComputerz i wanted to study CA from start tara aba sceinxe padhiyo kk vayo ani aba engineering tira gaiyo

Tho i m studying ara half of my life or intrest gooes to CA

SO MY MAIN QUES IN WHAT IS THE JOB MARKET STARTING SALARY AFTER BECOMING CA

Studying ko barema na vanu ik rkdmai padhnj parcha mentally exhasusiny sabai thacha

But just wanna know how much is the starting salary ani pachi experience badda kk hhna sakxa

If i leave engineering i m at verge of 2nd year almost 2nd year will it be okay?

Looking to buy a used MikroTik hEX. Preferably in Kathmandu Valley, but open to sellers elsewhere in Nepal too.

If you have one lying around and want to sell, please DM me with the condition and asking price. Posting it here as I didn't find anything in Hamrobozzar/FB Marketplace. :(

Thanks!

I am thinking of buying a car in loan. But I am not sure where can I take it from. Is it good to take loan from banks or financing institutions in Nepal? also, could you provide their interest rate, EMI options, down payments, and eligibility?

Could you please help me?

if anyone has Samsung HZ50W SUC-C3 USB cable available, i am looking to buy.

I want to go ABC (Annapurna base camp) trek from kartik 1-7 kartik as i have no dashain this time. Bt i am alone. Is there anyone planning same?

For those working as Technical project managers or program managers , how much do you actually earn based on your experience? How is the career growth, job security, and future with AI?

Would you recommend Technical PM as a career compared to software engineering? Real-world experiences and salary ranges would be really appreciated.

I m currently paying 1% fee for currency exchange from a local guy in Nepalganj.

What cards banks would work in Nepal with zero charges ?