The tug-of-war between the hydropower company and the Bhote Singsa communities in the Lungbasamba landscape.

Shyam Bahadur Panday, founder of Hotel Shangrila had a pioneering vision for hotels that reflected the spirit of Nepal.

Tourism leader, businesswoman, philanthropist, and a tireless fighter for women’s rights, equitable entrepreneurship, and cultural conservation, Ambica Shrestha showed us how to do it by creating Dwarika’s, one of the most celebrated heritage hotels in Asia.

Raju Acharya, a Nepali conservationist, won the Whitley Award for his owl conservation efforts, marking the third consecutive win for Nepal.

A pangden is a rectangular apron made of colorful stripes of cloth stitched together into a longer piece of fabric. Traditionally, it is a women's attire in the Sherpa community, historically symbolizing a woman's marital status.

Traditional healers from Nepal’s Himalayas are trying to preserve Sowa Rigpa, an ancient medicinal system based on ethnobotany....

A Fond Farewell to Nembang whose dedication to the party and the people remained unwavering until the end.

Gyani Maiya, the last of Kusunda, was ready to raise a generation of Kusundas who reverted back to their long forgotten mother tongue.