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Thukpa: Thimphu’s street food?

Thimphu is in the throes of cold weather. One way to fend off the cold is by treating yourself with many a cups of hot and comforting Thukpa that is gaining immense popularity in the streets of Thimphu. Our reporter, Sonam Lhamo, says the slow-cooked comfort food, has found its place in the heart of...
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Canyoning training kicks off

A 10-day Basic Canyoning and Leadership Development Training kicked off at Besisahar of Lamjung on January 14. The training is being organized by Trekking Agencies’ Association of Nepal (TAAN). Nepal Canyoning Association (NCA), District Development Committee (DDC) Lamjung and Dip Jyoti Club are the co-organizers. A total of 13 underprivileged youths, mainly from Lamjung, are...
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Eight star hotels, deluxe resorts coming up

As many as eight star hotels and deluxe hotels are coming up in different parts of the country. According to officials at the Tourism Industry Division under the Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation (MoCTCA), eight star hotels and deluxe resorts filed application to conduct Initial Environmental Examination (IEE) and Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA)...
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Bouddha Stupa getting facelift after 15 years

Works have started on renovation and painting at the Bouddhanath Stupa, a world heritage site, after fifteen years. The Bouddhanath Area Development Committee under the Ministry of Culture and Tourism started the renovation works and painting the Buddha temple. Under the renovation works, the outer layer of plaster of Paris on the dome of the...
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Museum to preserve Newari culture

A museum has been established here at the people’s level in order to promote the language, culture and identity of the Newar community among the new generation. The ‘Udaya Museum’ established at Ason of Kathmandu brings together various items and arts that shed light on the ancient profession, costume and lifestyle of the various sub-caste...
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Feature: Nepalese betting on bullfighting

The crowd has gone crazy when a bull enters the sand-covered arena running full speed before locking horns with another half-ton beast. You might think we are in Spain, but this is bullfighting right into the Himalayan foothills. Betting is illegal in Nepal, but police often turn a blind eye towards it during the annual...
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Domestic tourists outnumber foreigners

The state that used to take pride in every third foreign tourist that came to India is now looking inwards for tourism. The state is flooded with tourists, be that at monuments, for wildlife tourism or adventure tourism but sighting a foreign tourist is a rarity nowadays in the burgeoning number of domestic tourists. Arrival...
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Nearly 500 salt lakes found in Tibet

Nearly 500 salt lakes were found after a recent field survey held in Tibet, Chinatibetnews.com reported. The lakes cover an area of 6,000 square kilometers, and 220 of them are larger than one square kilometer with mineralization degree higher than 50 grams per liter. The survey and sampling work were made by an eight-man group...
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China to access southern Tibet by railway this year

China has completed the track-laying work for the Lhasa-Shigatse extension of the Qinghai-Tibet Railway and will begin operating it later this year. China’s online Tibet news service eng.tibet.cn Jan 1 said the news was released by Economic Working Conference of Tibet Autonomous Region and reported by the country’s party newspaper People’s Daily. Work for the...
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China to establish archive for Thangka culture

China will establish an archive for the Thangka culture of Tibetan ethnic group to rescue and protect the unique culture in Tibetan Buddhism. Altogether 16 volumes will be compiled in the archive, according to a recent press conference on a field survey workbook of the archive held in the Tianjin University. “The protection and inheritance...
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