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Chhyang: A Traditional Himalayan Beverage
Chhyang is more than just a beverage—it's a cultural icon of the Himalayan regions, deeply embedded in the traditions and daily lives of the people.
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Khapse: A Traditional Tibetan Snack
Khapse, also spelled Khapsey, is a traditional deep-fried pastry with strong cultural roots in Tibetan and Himalayan regions.
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Sonam Lhosar: The Tibetan-Tamang New Year Celebration
Sonam Lhosar is a festival that symbolizes renewal, hope, and unity for the Tamang community.
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Maghe Sankranti: The Festival of New Beginnings and Good Fortune
Maghe Sankranti is a festival rich in cultural and religious significance, bringing warmth and togetherness during the cold winter months.
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Tamu Lhosar: Celebrating the Gurung New Year
Tamu Lhosar is a vibrant and joyous festival that brings the Gurung community together in celebration of the new year.
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Uddhauli Parwa: The Downward Migration Festival of the Kirat Community
Uddhauli Parwa is one of the most significant festivals celebrated by the Kirat people, a community primarily residing in eastern Nepal.
Bhakti Thapa: The Patriarchal Warrior of Nepal
Bhakti Thapa remains a revered figure, embodying the spirit of Nepalese resistance and the legacy of the Gorkha warriors who fought valiantly to protect their nation’s sovereignty.
Balbhadra Kunwar: The Gallant Warrior of Nepal
Bir Balbhadra Kunwar’s life stands as a testament to the bravery, resilience, and spirit of the Nepalese people.
B. P. Koirala: Architect of Democracy in Nepal
B. P. Koirala, was a towering figure in Nepalese politics and the first democratically elected Prime Minister of Nepal.
Amar Singh Thapa: The Unyielding General of Nepal
Amar Singh Thapa, often honored as Bada Kaji Amar Singh Thapa, was a prominent military leader and statesman in the early 19th century during the unification of Nepal and the Anglo-Nepalese War.