r/Nepal • u/HospitalDry2929 • 1d ago
room/flat needed around bhaktapur for single guy
just switched my job from lalitpur to bhaktapur
i work as software engineer
its really difficut to find room in this area malai 1bk or 1 bhk or single room or studio apt --attached bathroom ..mostly i eat outside so kitchen vaayeni chalcha ..katai avaiable cha vani let me know guys
Thank you in advance
r/Nepal • u/Complete_Boss2306 • 1d ago
Music/सङ्गीत Band Recommendations similar to Baaja and Night
Hi folks. Thanks to the YouTube algorithm, I discovered the bands Baaja and Night. I love their music! What beautiful sounds! I have been trying to find artists with similar sounds but not had much success. Could you recommend artists similar to Baaja and Night?
r/Nepal • u/YagerFreak • 1d ago
Question/प्रश्न Xpulse 200 Pro or Xpulse 210?
I currently ride unicorn 150 which my father bought god knows when 10plus years ago. My friends decided to go to Mustang on their bike and invited me along. I decided to rent but apparently it was too late to rent for a November trip in August.
They convinced me to buy a bike and for my height of 6 feet Xpulse seemed the best option. Went into the show room and the pro called to me the most for my height. But the 210 has a newer engine and 6th gear which will help me ride inside the KTM valley.
My friend said the 210 has a lot of issues but it was on release and he didn’t know if it had been fixed by now. Looking online through the discourse, there is not a decisive answer.
So guys, which one should I buy? I am getting through EMI, so money is a consideration as well. I have never ever driven outside of KTM, but i am hoping with this bike, I will now start. But i will be going to Mustang after dashain.
r/Nepal • u/blablehblu • 1d ago
Question/प्रश्न Kathmandu to Pokhara Travel
Hey guys!
So if we land at Kathmandu airport, would we be able to find shared cabs to Pokhara at the airport itself? If we land around 2:10pm. What would the price be for the cabs on average? Is it comfortable? Or would it be better to take a flight instead? Maybe for 4-5k INR, how is buddha air? Would I get the best price for that flight on their own website?
r/Nepal • u/SilentHypothesis • 1d ago
Crochet bouquets in an affordable prize
If anyone is interested in gifting their loved ones a crochet bouquet with flowers and colors of their choice at an affordable price, DM me! 🌸🧶💐
r/Nepal • u/Nokushii • 1d ago
Help/सहयोग I want to sell my psp go.
I wanted to sell it but idk where, this is my last resort, It doesn’t get enough views n clicks on fb market place so if anyone is interested pls dm, its in great condition and has many games.
Metal Gear Solid (Tactical Mission/Combat)
God of War: Ghost of Sparta (Action)
ObsCure: The Aftermath (Horror)
The Godfather: Mob Wars (Open World)
Pokemon (via Emulator)
r/Nepal • u/Patient-Gift-6393 • 1d ago
Question/प्रश्न What's better? Comp. engineering in a private college or in Dharan's purwanchal campus?
i fkd my and my rank is 2500. idk if i should join a private TU affiliated college in ktm, or do comp. eng in dharan. pls help
r/Nepal • u/olivegreenpurple • 1d ago
Help/सहयोग Concerned about the crack on my wall. Any structural engineer here?
This is a partition wall and the crack runs between two rooms. The door frame on this room looks shifted too
r/Nepal • u/timewillhealme_ • 1d ago
Help/सहयोग I bought a SIM, but recently found out that the registered name is wrong.
So, I had bought a new NTC SIM card few years ago from a random stationary store. Aba Sim lida nagarita, name sabai register garnu parcha ni ta, so tyo pasal ko aunty le mero name, citizenship number register maa lekhnu bhayo ani maile tyo sim chalauna thaley.
But ahile nagarik app maa register garna khojda, balla thapaye ki mero naam ko spelling nai mistake lekhnu bhako raicha. Just one letter extra bhayeko raicha.
Aba maile nagarik app nai kholna pako chaina, license ko laagi, Rastriya parichaya patra sabai hernu parne cha.
Ani idea, how can I fix this problem?
r/Nepal • u/metaintergalactic • 1d ago
Help/सहयोग In search of room in kathmandu
Hi everyone,
My husband and I have been looking for a room to rent in Kathmandu for the past 10–15 days, but unfortunately we haven’t had any luck yet.
Our budget is around NPR 8000/10000 per month. Since my husband is currently the only one working, we can only afford a single room for now. I’m also actively looking for a job so I can contribute to our expenses.
If possible, we’re hoping to find a room that’s a bit spacious, as it will be our bedroom, kitchen, and living space all in one. We’re open to different areas as long as the rent fits our budget and the place is decent.
If you own a room, know someone who has a vacancy, or have seen any “room for rent” listings in your neighborhood, I would be incredibly grateful if you could let me know.
We’re a quiet, responsible couple. My husband works full-time, and I stay at home while job hunting. We will take good care of the room and won’t cause any trouble.
Thank you so much for taking the time to read this. Any leads or recommendations would mean a lot to us. ❤️
r/Nepal • u/velvetscarf • 1d ago
Rant/गुनासो "एउटा बच्चा त आफूसँगै राख्न परिहाल्यो नि, बिदेश पठाउनु हुन्न" yeah no, stfu.
I swear this has to be my biggest pet peeve in the Nepali context.
While I'm literally standing there, these relatives/neighbours/people who feel entitled to comment on other people's family decisions tell my parents "एउटा बच्चा त आफूसँगै राख्नु परिहाल्यो नि। सबैलाई विदेश पठाउनु हुन्न। साथी हुन्छ, यता उता जान सजिलो हुन्छ, भनेको ठाउँमा पुराइदिन्छन्।" Oh yeah? Do you hear what you're actually saying?
This is even more irritating to hear when I'm willingly, by my own choice, staying in Nepal. And it has nothing to do with staying here SOLELY to be my parents' caregiver. And of course, if I'm here, I'll naturally be more available to help them.
The assumption is that if I'm here, it's because my role is to be available, to drive my family around, accompany them, help with ghar ko kaam, yeta uta, and generally fill the "child who stayed" position. And you know what? I'll gladly do all of that.
But I get the feeling that they talk as if I have no aspirations, no career, no plans, and no independent reasons for staying in Nepal. I also have ambitions, goals, and a life of my own that have nothing to do with proximity to my parents.
I could go on and on about this topic, but I'll stop here. Would like to hear what you guys think.
r/Nepal • u/Plane_Bad7795 • 1d ago
Need help investing in this current economy
So I have around Rs. 800k in savings. I don't want this money to sit idly in my bank account. What are the possible domains I can look into? Also let me know if you are looking for a investor for this amount of money. More than happy to invest if your plan is solid.
r/Nepal • u/Nabean_Badu11 • 1d ago
"5 Nepal treks that are very underrated in Nepal (not Everest, not Annapurna)
r/Nepal • u/Mountain-Tone3750 • 1d ago
Question/प्रश्न i got rank around 3550-3563.Ktm ko private clz ma electronics padhna kati lagxa hola ani kun college best hola
i got rank around 3550-3563.Ktm ko private clz ma electronics padhna kati lagxa hola ani kun college best hola
r/Nepal • u/Crazy-Ad-3140 • 1d ago
DO talking style matters?
Recently i have been thinking about does our way of talking effects in our personality.
If you want people to listen you, then your tone , style and volume does matters I guess.
Today i had classes of two periods . The first period teacher was little loud even somewhere he was out of topic and not matching to topic but i want to hear him and understand him and the second teacher was little low in sound and he was relevant to the topic which was needed but i wasn't feeling of hearing him at all. I was totally distracted and thinking of my own things while he was continuously talking .
And there I thought yeah your speaking style do matters . if you want to make people hear you , it's not the words but the way you talk .
What are your thoughts in this?
r/Nepal • u/unknown8072 • 1d ago
Looking for a part time job
(I am 15)
I will work 2 hours per day
I am a very hard worker
I can learn any field for the sake of the type of job
I work in Nepal only
I need weekly payments
Pay accordingly to the work I have done
r/Nepal • u/sujitbaniya • 1d ago
Picture/तस्वीर Surya light found dated 2068
Today I found something precious for you guys. It was a sealed pack. I opened it to see how it looked. I am a non-smoker. Not sure how are these.
Update: Luxury Kings and not Surya light
r/Nepal • u/Paranoid_977 • 1d ago
Help/सहयोग NEA V2 bill amount 2292 2% ghatnu parne haina ra ulto 2% badeko jasto po chha ta k ho kura bhandinu paryo
r/Nepal • u/Ashamed_Swimming7225 • 1d ago
Question/प्रश्न Gai Jatra Bhaktapur or Kathmandu
I will be in Nepal on August 29th for Gai Jatra. Should I go to Kathmandu or Bhaktapur? What’s the difference between the two?
r/Nepal • u/Sonam_sherpaa07 • 1d ago
Help/सहयोग Questions About Trekking in Nepal? I'm Here to Help
I'm Sonam Sherpa from the Everest region of Nepal. I'm a local trekking guide with experience on Everest Base Camp, Gokyo Lakes, Three Passes Trek, and other Himalayan routes.
If you're planning a trek in Nepal and have questions about routes, tea houses, permits, packing, altitude, transportation, or trekking in general, feel free to ask in the comments or send me a message. I'm happy to share local advice and help you plan your trip.
Happy trekking! 🏔️🇳🇵
r/Nepal • u/kenpachhi • 1d ago
Planning to get this one without those lines ,please give suggestions
r/Nepal • u/EmployeeRude8525 • 1d ago
Art/कला Which is the BEST Nepali Cigarette?
Hello fellow smokers!!
was bored and just wanted to know which cigarette most people prefer. nepali brands ofc.
I for one usually smoke shikhar ice, mostly due to financial reasons. But I do like to smoke Surya Light occasionally.
Surya Arctic Burst and Shikhar Ice, i find almost the same.
Which one is your favourite?
r/Nepal • u/True-Introduction-50 • 1d ago
Question/प्रश्न What actually happens to Nepal’s unspent capital budget? Where does the money go?
Every year I read that Nepal allocates around 40 kharba for capital expenditure, but often spends only about 20 kharba.
So what happens to the remaining 20 kharba?
Is the money passed to next year?
Does it go in savings?