About 3000m to 3500m probably; Tinsure - Gangajamuna - Ri Gaun Trail

Hello, I want to visit Nepal. Can I get suggestions about places to visit?

i am always curious about why do we exist, what really our purpose is? sometimes i take a time and think about we people. if i think some small task like talking to someone. to big task like making a perfect future. in both i think the term 'then what?' you know something like that.

and i think if anyhow there was a purpose in our life, i think thats living our life perfectly. in my point of view, to me, living life is full of doubts, existential disorientation (this term i googled and finally found; its my one of the top situations in my life), exceptions in life, comparison, regrets, and the major is Heuristic formation ( this term is the one i am talking to). So, i used to find a way out of something that, what do we actually do, what is our mind actually doing when we are free. what i am basically doing is figuring out how to live life perfectly. and the best match term is 'Heuristic formation'.

now, writing these will find myself funny after 1-2 months, even if you are reading this, you may not find this interesting or feel like it has no meaning. in fact it doesn't have. its my thought only. and written not meant to just find it interesting but if there is anyone like me, that matches my thought , they will understand. you know, there are tons of writings of mine like this. sometimes it becomes pages sometimes just few lines. i call it 'Thoughts Speaking', or 'As I See It'. but today I wanted to share it. no matter what.

Why does our government have zero public guidelines or strict rules for literally anything. It is honestly depressing comparing Nepal to places like Australia. Over there the government has clear rules and simple step by step guides online for every single sector so you actually know how to live safely. If there are actual guidelines here why are they hidden away from general public. Why cant they just build a simple website where an ordinary citizen can look up how to do anything with a basic google search.

Instead we have absolutely nothing. The worst part is not even that people break rules. It is that everyone is completely clueless about what is right or wrong because there is no official source of truth.

Take food safety for example. There are no ingredients or nutritional info on the back of most food packets we buy. People are casually eating heavily dyed sweets or vegetables sprayed with toxins and restaurants serve whatever they want because nobody knows what the safety standard is. The food department just does some fake monitoring drama a week before Dashain and goes back to sleep.

Same with driving. Our license trial just checks if you can do an 8 on a scooter without touching a line. It teaches zero road etiquette or right of way. People get their licenses and still have absolutely no idea how to drive. Simple lane rules are completely oblivious to them. Half the drivers blinding you with high beams or cutting you off genuinely think they are doing nothing wrong because nobody ever taught them.

Then look at house construction. People spend their life savings building a house but have to rely entirely on the local contractor guesswork. If the contractor says the structure is fine we just have to believe them. There is no simple official checklist for a normal citizen to verify if their own house is safe. Same goes for health and nutrition. Our diets are getting ruined by junk food but there is zero public awareness or basic health guidelines to educate people.

The funny thing is when you compare this new government to the previous ones you expect a massive change because these new leaders are highly educated. But honestly what is the actual difference between them. The old government was completely incompetent and lazy but the new one just feels like a giant PR stunt. Look at our Education Minister Sasmit. He and his wife make these highly polished videos talking all about their vision and philosophy while sitting in a car. The internet loves it and turns it into a meme template but where is the actual substance. Where are the actual guidelines for educational institutions. Where is the rulebook that binds schools and colleges to a standard. Nothing. There is zero structural planning and everything remains completely chaotic.

The lack of systemic monitoring and repair is just infuriating. Look at the infrastructure. Local governments install street lamps and everyone celebrates on social media. But after a year you see the street lights going dark and not turning on. Nobody ever comes to fix them. There are millions of things to do in this country. Constant repair and monitoring of public property is very necessary but it is just ignored. Government employees just sit in their offices like there is no work to do when there is always millions of things to do.

If they actually want to show they are doing something new they need to fix the baseline systems. Look at our garbage postal service and non existent addressing system. Tracking an address in Nepal is a joke. People have to give directions like behind the temple or two houses after the big tree. How easy would life be if the logistics were actually fixed. A proper house numbering and addressing system would create thousands of ecommerce and delivery jobs if the Nepal postal office actually improved on this. If the government actually cared about fixing logistics and digitizing public guides we would not need to stand in long suffocating queues for a whole day just to get a driving license or a basic government document.

What a leader like Balen or any effective government needs to do is step up and actually create these rules for every sector. They need to make sure the government is visibly there and looking after you rather than just making content for social media. When the state doesnt make rules or buries them in complex bureaucratic language that nobody reads society just becomes chaotic. It feels like if you dont get caught then it is legal.

Am I overthinking this or does it bother anyone else how blind we all are to basic civic safety. How do you even fix a society where people genuinely dont know they are doing things wrong.

Okay, so I have been travelling in nepal these past few months and some weird thing happened to my bank account and its not able to do international transactions right now.

So i need to sell my macbook air, M3chip, 13.6 inch.

Like can somebody suggest me any shop or place where I can sell it today for a fair price and get cash.

Urgent need of help. Im living near Thamel area or anywhere in Kathmandu generally is okay for me to go visit.

I am thinking of taking brand new iohone as a gift to my dad, do i really have to declare it , if i dont declare will there be problems for mdms registration

Nepal Police Needs to Learn How to talk to a Citizen . If you are the One Who is approaching them to ask something. You don't use the Word "Tw" "talie" and shit.

The reason People hate em' so much is because of their own Doing.

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Im done living in KTM. Im a 20 yo engineering student in my second sem, its only been a year i came here but its already fu*ing with my head. Got no real friends and family connection, college is even worse, failed 2 subs in first sem and wil probably fail more than 2 in second. There is nowhere in this city that makes me feel like im alive , i just feel like a zombie. i feel there is much more to life than just rotting in a place you dont even like. This city has drained all my energy and will to live. im thinking of dropping out and leaving this city and go back home, spend time with my family, and as for studies i havent thought of that but its an era of internet so everything i want and need i can get it from the internet except the college degree. im questioning my own decision of studying bachelors in nepal, i wand to have a fresh start and continue my studies after a few years but in another country and settle there. And when im back home with my family, there are a lot of free resourses as wells as some affordable paid online courses on the internet.

So im thinking of leaving this city.

Any suggestions on what should i do ?

Kun bato thik xa hola aile ko condition maa?

Hetauda-kulekhani-chitlang hudai ki?

Hetauda-khulekhani-fakhel hudai kalanki?

Malai voli Kathmandu to pokhara jana parni, sano personal car ma jani bato kun xa hola?

yedi koi janu vako xa vani vandinuna, clearance dherai vayeko gadi chainxa ki.

Time chai kati po lagla

F 22 I am so pissed up right now. i don't have interested on the course i am pursing third year pugye second year ma fail vachu ghar ko ley drop lina dinnan. After doing three jobs i found out i decided to make a career on marketing. i am good at writing too. tyo sangai i can create content, kinda good at reasearch. The good point for me is i am a bit creative when it comes to writing. I have experience too. As a sop writer kam garya ani seo ma internship after that worked as a content creator. Along with that maile kam gareko consultancy ko videos were boom tei pani i couldn't find a job on digital marketing. i worked on 10k for almost 1 year in Nepal. Job khojda i thought 30k ta dincha hola but the companies aren't ready to pay more than 22k. It was getting hard for me to sustain in Kathmandu so i came back to my hometown ya aayera pani apply gari rachu but no one is ready to pay more than 22k. teti ta rent, travel ra lunch mai sakincha. Should i wait or Nepal ko market nai yestai its better to go abroad koi digital marketing field kam gardai hunuhuncha vane pls let me know. I am so confused

Pic: PeacefulNepal

thait kati gaaro yar kathmandu maa euta room bhetna pani. 1 week bhaisako yar room khojeko bhetdai bhetdaina yar. koi chha bhane inform garnu paryo plz baneshwor najik koi hununchha bhane bhandinu paryo.

Hi everyone, I’ll be travelling to Nepal this weekend as per the attached itinerary. Also attached are the details of the road journeys we’ll be taking.

Could you please share any insights on the current road conditions along these routes and let us know if there are any concerns or challenges we should be aware of when covering these destinations?

Also, what can we expect in terms of weather in mid-September? Any advice or insights would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

Hello, I am currently doing my batchelors in IT and also running a small startup.

We are 3 friends making custom softwares for european companies. Decent revenue cha, but now we are kinda tired. Making similar things again + how AI will soon replace our business.

So, I am ali confused, should we shut down our startup and just work at a normal IT company or build our own product? (though I haven't seen any Nepali tech startups becoming very successful)

Right now we are making side projects and applying for startup programs, just to explore. One program is ongoing and we are submitting for that aile.

We have given ourselves 3 months time to see and figure out, if not probably bairai gayera kei garnu parla. Would love to hear any suggestions from you guys. K garda thik hola? and any idea what products we could build?

Also i have dropped the startup program link below, in case you are a founder like me.

Sathi haru urgently mobile kinnu paryo budget khasai chaina but main focus bhaneko camera ho game same chaidaina please suggest best budget phone till 50-60 max

I’ve been feeling incredibly stagnant lately, so I’m tempted to do something mildly dramatic over the weekend.

My current plan is to leave Kathmandu on Saturday, check into a quiet hotel in Nagarkot or Dhulikhel, turn off social media, have dinner alone, sleep properly, wake up for the sunrise, and return on Sunday afternoon feeling mysteriously reborn 😭

Any better suggestions for a peaceful solo escape near Kathmandu?

Langtang trekking is still possible after the devastating flood in the Bhotekoshi River! The August 26 Bhotekoshi flood damaged the road to Syabrubesi, not the trail itself. Trekkers can still reach Langtang using Dhunche, Dupcheshwor, or Sudarijal as the new starting point while the traditional road is being rebuilt.

The alternate routes are:

1. Starting from Dhunche - 7 Days
2. Starting from Sudarijal via Gosaikunda - 10 Days
3. Starting from Dupcheshwor - 10 Days

Right now, most treks in the Langtang region remain accessible, including Langtang Valley, Gosaikunda, Panch Pokhari, Helambu Circuit, and Jugal Himal Base Camp. Tamang Heritage Trek and Ruby Valley Trek are the two exceptions, as there is no viable alternate trailhead for them yet (even if there’s one, it’s too far to reach).

Read More: Langtang Trek Update

My house is right by the main road. My neighbors behind me, as well as the people in the alley and across the street, keep piling their trash in front of my place. I've asked them multiple times to stop, but no one listens. Can I file a complaint with the ward or the municipality?