Author: Dharma Team |
December 22, 2020
This tomato achar is a local’s favorite. It is often served as a momo (dumpling) dip or a side dish in a Nepali thali set. However, this can also be served as a salsa dip. Ingredients: – Mustard Oil or any cooking oil – Dry Red Chilies – Chopped Onion – Chopped Green Chilies – Turmeric […]
Author: Dharma Team |
December 22, 2020
Boudhanath Stupa, also known as Boudha, is one of the most popular tourist sites in Kathmandu. In contrast to the colorful surroundings, the stupa itself is stark white in color. It has different names in different languages. The Newar communities of Nepal call it Khasti, Tamangs call it Jyarung Khasyor and in Nepali it is […]
March 1, 2026
In light of recent regional developments and heightened security conditions, airspace restrictions and flight disruptions have been reported across parts of the Middle East, including Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain, Jordan, and the UAE. As these regions serve as major international transit hubs, some long-haul flights to and from the Himalayas – including Nepal, Bhutan, […]
Author: Dharma Team
February 10, 2026
Travel rarely changes overnight. It shifts quietly, shaped by the world around it and by the intentions travelers carry with them. Over the past year, as global travel steadily found its footing again, these subtle shifts became more visible. UN Tourism reported a 4.6% increase in global tourism in 2025, signaling that international travel has largely regained its […]
Author: Dharma Team
January 12, 2026
This is a gentle guide to respectful, responsible, and meaningful journeys across Nepal, Bhutan, India & Tibet. Traveling through the Himalayas means stepping into landscapes shaped by ancient beliefs, deep spirituality, and fragile mountain ecosystems. This guide shares simple reminders to help you travel with respect, awareness, and kindness, ensuring your journey with us supports the […]
Author: Dharma Team
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