Visiting Laprak offers a rare look into life inside a remote Nepali village that exists without road access. Reaching the ...

Travelling to Laprak offered a rare opportunity to experience life in a remote Nepali village completely untouched by roads.

There is a village in Thailand, created and settled by the Nepalis after the end of World War II, that neither the Nepali nor Thai governments knew existed till recently. The tiny, isolated village of ...

Finding Aambhanjyang [AAM-VUN-ZYAA-NG] is not easy. To get to the Nepali village, one has to first drive nearly 106 miles from the capital city of Kathmandu to Hetauda, a bustling city in the center ...

Driving east out of Kathmandu, the road turns north and coils toward the Chinese border, up past the treeline, with breathtaking views of the indelible, snow-capped peaks of the Langtang Mountain ...

Two years after a 7.8-magnitude earthquake rocked Nepal, killing nearly 9,000 people and causing extensive damages to property, residents are still reeling from the tragedy — especially in remote ...

BODE, Nepal, July 5 (UPI Next) --Every year in mid-April, Juju Bhai Basan Shrestha stands before festival crowds in a cobbled square in the Nepali village of Bode in Bhaktapur district, 7 miles east ...

If you liked this story, share it with other people. Once the epicenter for deadly human-elephant conflict, an eastern Nepal village along the Indian border has transformed into a model of coexistence ...

Later, after serving breakfast, he’ll head to the forest to collect firewood before tending to the fields. Finally, he’ll make it back across the village to help Pabrita prepare the evening’s meal. At ...

Mira Rai is perched on the edge of a couch in Kathmandu in a bright yellow Salomon windbreaker and track pants. The 29-year-old is recovering from knee surgery but looks as if she needs to jump off ...

There is a village in Thailand, created and settled by the Nepalis after the end of World War II, that neither the Nepali nor Thai governments knew existed till recently. The tiny, isolated village of ...