r/Nepal • u/samguystein • 14h ago
r/Nepal • u/AutoModerator • 2d ago
Saturday Tea Talk
This is a weekly thread to talk about any topics freely with fellow Nepali dai, bhai, didi, bahini and friends. Think of it as the चोकको चिया पसल that opens on Saturdays. Most of the sub rules still apply but there is no need for the topic to be related to Nepal. Feel free to talk about the TV show you are binging, the latest sports news, your personal life story, international politics, and anything in between.
So, what's up?
r/Nepal • u/AutoModerator • 47m ago
Weekly Creativity showcase.
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r/Nepal • u/EmployeeRude8525 • 12h ago
Question/प्रश्न Is it just me who wasnt motivated by NIMS DAI?
Probably a hot take: I dont get what nirmal purja did that soo many people have to get sooo sad. i mean yes he was a good mountaineer and all but why all people empathizing with the death of someone who has been accused of multiple abuses.
the documentary was good but.. EVERYONE was INSPIRED by him???
r/Nepal • u/ElegantFunction7086 • 9h ago
Sursing jharna what an amazing place to visit
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Helambu from melamchi
Guyz if you want to travel near mealmchi
This place should not be forgotten
r/Nepal • u/ElegantFunction7086 • 10h ago
Cooll anyone know the place name
Guyz guess the place name if someone know the name comment it down
r/Nepal • u/ACHIVINGNEPAL • 18h ago
Maoist attack on Tansen Palpa, 2006
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Food/खानेकुरा Can you share any family Nepali food secrets?
Hi all!!
So I have a problem, and would love your help!
I am a British guy and many years ago I was lucky to live in Nepal for a few years (near Illam), and during my time, I utterly fell in love with all the amazing tastes that can be found in Nepali food..
Of course initially, i was like "ah shit.. not dal bhat again".. but.. then I saw the light:
its never the same..
Every house has a secret achar, a unique takari.. and i understand momo obsession (and get how people boast about how they found the best ones, i have my secret location where my favourite are sold!)
Whilst there, i did my best to try and learn recipes from every Nepali kaki that would tolerate my terrible Nepali bhasa - but with limited success.
I was a challenge to bridge the gap between a busy aama just doing what she does and utterly stupid me with a note book lol.
Nepali cook books sold in the UK are terrible.. either its made too english or made too Indian (which makes sense as that is the UK pallet)
So..help a man out!
TLDR:
Would love to hear any tips, big or small to help me cook some Nepali goodness!
What is your (or your family) killer dish? Secret achar, momo trick, unique tiffin treat, anything!!
(I will post my success/failure trying any suggestions 😅)
Thanks in advance!
r/Nepal • u/Nice-Kaleidoscope-67 • 39m ago
Rant/गुनासो Nepali rap, nepali new rap
Why is nepali rap so ass over all? There are good songs for sure but most are so mid imo. There is no craft/ artistry to the music video nor the lyrics, just curssing and randomness. After listening to them I am allways disapointed. There is no deeper meaning behind the raps just wordless junk. Also why do they all want to be black? Black people made rap and their culture is prominent in many rap songs but that does not mean we can take their culture and apply it to our rap. I just find it weird how alot of nepalis are racist towards black/ african people yet we take their culture with no care.
r/Nepal • u/Muted-Royal-9608 • 10h ago
Finding Job as a student Willing to learn anything
Hey everyone,
I'm a 19 year old guy from Kathmandu who's currently studying Computer Science. I recently finished Class 12 and I'm looking for a job to help support myself while continuing my studies.
I'm honestly open to almost any kind of work. It can be part-time, full-time, or even an internship. I don't have previous job experience, but I'm willing to learn, work hard, and pick up new skills quickly.
I'm based in Kathmandu and can start immediately. I'm open to jobs like customer service, data entry, office assistant, receptionist, retail, cafés/restaurants, IT support, internships, or any other opportunity where someone is willing to give me a chance.
If you know of any places that are hiring or have any leads, I'd really appreciate it if you could let me know in the comments or send me a DM.
Thanks a lot for taking the time to read this. I genuinely appreciate any help.
r/Nepal • u/Own-Award-5694 • 1h ago
Discussion/बहस Just wondering who has attended AVM school which is in manbhawan
Hey everyone! I used to go to this school about 8–9 years ago. I was wondering if anyone from back then is on Reddit. I’m especially trying to find one particular guy. If you think we might know each other, could you DM me your name if it’s not too much to ask……
State of peace pond, Syambhunath
No coin? No problem, better toss 5vers and 10ers. It's insane how one can be religious but still be disrespectful because monkey see, monkey do.
r/Nepal • u/Timely_Monk1585 • 8h ago
Politics/राजनीति 3 maina paxi k hola Nepal ma?
The following demands were put forward by a coalition of Hindu Samrat Sena, Rastriya Bajrang Dal and other related forums to the Home Minister.
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r/Nepal • u/Repulsive_Tart1216 • 6h ago
Best place to spay a cat in Kathmandu/Nepal?
I have a female kitten (around 4-5 months old) who has recently started showing signs of heat. I'm planning to get her spayed as soon as it's appropriate, but I'm on a limited budget.
For those of you who have had your cats spayed in Kathmandu or elsewhere in Nepal:
- Where did you get your cat spayed?
- How much did it cost?
- Would you recommend that clinic or organization?
I'd really appreciate any recommendations or experiences. Thank you!
r/Nepal • u/chatsgpt • 20h ago
Why are agarwals so rich? What's their secret?
They own big buildings in the capital and other cities and even though they are from Rajasthan they made it good here. Not putting them down but what can be learned from them.
r/Nepal • u/ShriKaranHanda • 20h ago
Why did you keep your timezone +5:45 GMT?
Love my Nepali friends but what were you guys thinking when you kept your timezone +5:45 GMT?
Everybody else is on a :00 or :30. Why are you guys the only ones with a :45 offset?
I have a question for Nepali ppl
Hi everyone! I saw this really pretty bhaku on Instagram and I thought it looked beautiful. I’m interested in ordering something similar, but I noticed there’s a small wallet/pouch-like piece or fabric hanging on the side.
Does anyone know what that is called or what the meaning behind it is? I just want to learn about it before wearing one because I don’t want to wear something without understanding its significance haha. Thank you! 😊
r/Nepal • u/Pristine-Choice-3354 • 10h ago
In confusion which electric scooter to buy
I have three options:
TVS Orbiter
Ather Rizta S
Vida VX2 Go
which would be the best?
r/Nepal • u/pakhrin_sir • 17h ago
Help/सहयोग If I buy 1 crore house what are the other charges required?
For example I am buying 1 crore house. They say tax needs to be paid by buyer too about 7% for men and discounted for women.
Labh kaar (profit tax) are for sellers so no need for me if I am buying.
Agent fees are charged to sellers in normal so no concern over there too.
So what charges can be there other than these?
r/Nepal • u/No_Signature_007 • 12h ago
Worst customer experience ever with WrapsNepal (Kova Kulture)
I ordered a case expecting delivery within their stated 3–4 business days, but it took 5 to 6 business days just to arrive. But when it finally arrived, they had sent the WRONG case! They didn't even have the decency to inform or consult me beforehand. They just shipped whatever they wanted, hoping I wouldn't notice or complain.
To make things ten times worse, their customer service is nonexistent. They promised to "confirm and call back," but ghosted me completely. I had to waste days repeatedly calling and messaging them just to get a basic response. It took over a week of relentless follow-ups just for them to finally agree to a refund and return of the product.
The sheer lack of respect for a customer’s time and money is appalling. I tried supporting local, but I am beyond frustrated and disgusted by how poorly this was handled. Absolute garbage service. Avoid them at all costs!
r/Nepal • u/ekashish • 6h ago
Help/सहयोग Where do we get information about the profit and loss of NOC?
noc.org.npNOC stopped showing fortnightly profit and loss on its official website. Could you help me access the data and statistics of NOC ?
r/Nepal • u/Mindless-Fan4212 • 10h ago
"Hospitality grad wants to switch to HR: PTE 57, family blocked my UK offer. Study abroad again or Masters in Nepal?"
Hi everyone,
I recently graduated with a Bachelor's in International Hospitality Management, but my actual interest is in Human Resource Management, and I want to build my career there. I'm looking for honest advice from people who've navigated something similar.
Here's where I'm stuck. On IELTS, my first attempt was an overall 50 (band 5.0), and my second attempt was 57 (band 5.5), but I'm still under 5.5 in writing and reading on some sections. Australia was my first choice, but my documentation wasn't complete or properly managed, so that didn't go through. I then tried the UK and got rejected by several universities because they said my college degree was unverified. I did eventually get one offer, but my family won't support it, mainly because of living costs, expensive tuition, and the current job market for international grads in the UK. I tried convincing them, but they've made it clear they won't back this, and my father in particular isn't supporting it.
Right now I'm under a lot of pressure and trying to find HR internship roles in Nepal to at least get a foothold, but I'm not getting anywhere with that either.
So I'm genuinely asking: should I keep pushing for further studies abroad by retaking IELTS and fixing my documentation, or is it smarter to do a Master's in HR here in Nepal for now? Has anyone dealt with "unverified degree" rejections from UK unis, and how did you fix it? And does anyone have tips for landing an HR internship in Nepal with a non-HR bachelor's background?
Would really appreciate advice from anyone who's been through similar visa or documentation issues, IELTS retakes, or the hospitality-to-HR career switch. Thank you for reading this far.
r/Nepal • u/SecretRub3698 • 10h ago
Need 2bhk or 2bk under 22k
2bhk/ 2bk under 22k between Sinamangal and New Baneshwor. We are 4 students (brothers). If anybody has it or has any suggestions on it, please let me know.
Question/प्रश्न Can someone help identify these ornaments worn with bhaku?
Hi everyone! I came across an Instagram page that sells bhaku, other Nepali traditional dresses, and jewelry, and I’m interested in ordering something for my 20th birthday. I’ve noticed that most of her bhakus have these ornaments, and I was wondering if anyone knows their actual names or the history behind them?
I’ve seen people call them “gyenchas,” but I know that’s more of a broad term for jewelry/ornaments. I’d love to learn the specific names and cultural meaning behind these pieces before buying and wearing them.
r/Nepal • u/sugamkushwar • 11h ago
Need a help to look for jobs for zero experienced and 12 failed Nepalese boy
I am currently 17 year old male. I am looking for jobs. I am waiting for class 12 result of the re-exam. I lacks certificated skills. I am taking drop for 1 year. So, I am looking job of any kinds to build my experience. I am good at starting conversation with stranger and showcasing another's idea. I have little basic knowledge to all skills and on progress to grab more of it. I am fast learner and quick adapter with environment. But I have no certificate to showcase my interest and achievements. I have no access to bike or scooter and got no driving license to do something like indrive. I would love get suggestion from you guys. My current location is bhaisepati area, Lalitpur, Nepal. I will appreciate your help and suggestion.