Situated in the Mahabharat Range in Tanahu district and midway on the Prithvi Highway between the Kathmandu and Pokhara lies Bandipur – a picturesque Newari town that still retains its centuriesold appeal. Bandipur Bazaar is situated on a ridge above the highway town of Dumre, and presents sightseers with a heady mix of history, architecture, incredible views, awesome caves and unspoiled landscapes.
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NASA on Sanskrit & Artificial Intelligence by Rick Briggs
Vyasa Houston M. A. The extraordinary thing about Sanskrit is that it offers direct accessibility to anyone to that elevated plane where the two —mathematics and music, brain and heart, analytical and intuitive, scientific and spiritual— become one. It is tempting to think of them as computer scientists without the hardware, but a possible explanation […]
Daily life in Kagbeni
419. Daily life in Kagbeni
Photo by: Rakustow
What kind of DBA are you? Oracle Software Downloads
When I was a college professor I used to tell my students that “there are no stupid questions”, but that was 25 years ago, back when entry into the computer room was closely guarded. Back then, Geekdom had “barriers to entry“, and only those people who had studied for years could gain entry into the […]
Bending Over Backwards to the Extreme!
415. Bending Over Backwards to the Extreme!
Photo by: John Jantak
Wall or Bridge
Stone can be use to build wall or bridge what do we want to build? I think this is one of the most important and burning questions in front of every Nepali. Talking about me, my Father and Grandfather were born in Bhojpur, I was born in Jhapa, I lived in Sunsari and right now […]
Hiking from Pokhara to Sarangkot
Outskirts of Sarangkot Hills
May 31, 2009
Beauty of Rural Nepal
This lady I saw at Thaiba, Lalitpur seems all happy and content, which I think is the beauty of rural Nepal. Unfortunately many dwellers of big cities do lack such contentment in life while they pursue distant dreams of cosmopolitan life. While going to Godavari, Lalitpur I saw this lady carrying a boy in ‘doko’ (Basket) on her back. ‘Kuto’ and ‘Kodalo’ in her hands suggest that she must be going to work in the field near by.
Hiking from Chaimali to LamaGaun via Pauwa
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Hiking Route: Chaimali – Pauwa – LamaGaun
Date: August 3rd, 2008