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Escape valves in lively Kathmandu


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INTERCONNECTING courtyards at Bber Mahal Revisited reveal a different Kathmandu ambiance

We imagine Kathmandu as a city nestled in clean, verdant green valley, whose temple-framed vistas take the eye all the way to the snow-capped Himalayas beyond, once the Shangri-La of hippiedom.

Posted: February 18th, 2013 in Arts and Books,Columns,Photos & Videos | Read More »

US extreme skier Plake among avalanche survivors

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American Glen Plake, survivor of a weekend avalanche at Mount Manaslu in the Himalayas arrives at the Tribhuwan domestic airport in Katmandu, Nepal, Wednesday, September 26, 2012. Rescuers have so far brought down the bodies of eight victims, four French, one each from Germany, Italy and Spain, and a Nepali guide. The climbers killed were part of a crush of mountaineers who came to the peak in Nepal because of heightened tensions between Chinese authorities and Tibetans. AP/Niranjan Shrestha

Renowned American extreme skier Glen Plake says he feels lucky to be alive after surviving the weekend Himalayan avalanche that killed at least eight people, but he’s heartbroken that he could not save two friends.

Posted: September 27th, 2012 in Lifestyle Stories | Read More »

Walking toward Buddhist stillness


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YOUNG monk walks the path that leads to the Sacred Garden where the Lord Buddha was born.

Lumbini is really nothing more than a small village at a crossroads on the hot and dusty lowland plains of the flat, agricultural Terai region of southern Nepal.

Posted: April 30th, 2012 in Arts and Books,Columns,Editor's Pick,Featured Gallery,Photos & Videos | Read More »

Between two worlds in Nepal


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AWANDERING monk walks along the side of the road meditatively beating his paddleshaped drum.

On my first night in Lumbini, I woke up before dawn to the measured, deep sound of bells from the Tibetan monastery down the road, calling monks to early morning meditation.

Posted: April 22nd, 2012 in Arts and Books,Columns,Editor's Pick,Featured Gallery,Photos & Videos | Read More »

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