kathmandu

Ahhh, you mean you prefer other 5-Star hotels in Kathmandu such as Soaltee Crowne Plaza, Hyatt Regency, or Everest?

Hi, We would want to establish a solar cell-phone charging system in Kathmandu and affected areas.

What you really need in Kathmandu is the motivator for young people.

I am in Kathmandu at the moment and because of massive destructions, communications are difficult.

In a somewhat related note: if someone in Kathmandu is interested in doing some relatively boring camera/filming work, I would love to talk.

I was traveling from Varanasi (India) to Kathmandu (Nepal); you can fly, but I decided to see some scenery and do it by train and bus.

Pollution and craziness aside, if Kathmandu managed to leverage its moderate weather and infrastructure, I feel even things like 16-hour daily powercuts could be worked around.

I've been working in Kathmandu since last 10 years.

To start with the logistics, any private jets would just overburden the local flight control system that will now be under stress, and there are not going to be much free parking places for jets in Kathmandu airport.

[It] was not till 1956 that [Nepal] set [their] watches for the first time to Nepal Standard Time, with the meridian at Mt Gauri Shankar, 100km east of Kathmandu [capital of Nepal].

The problem is firstly a lack of actual communication mechanisms, as the telephone network has been knocked out, and then I believe a lack of physical access, as the earthquake has blocked and destroyed roads, so they can't get the aid out of Kathmandu into the remote areas by lorry.

That this research was presented at "Hotel Yak and Yeti, Kathmandu Nepal" really takes this over the top for me.

This vipasana (Kathmandu, late 2011) had no "optional sessions", and no additional instructions.

But the good news is we just located 4 men under a flattened Dunkin' Donuts in Kathmandu".

Actually, if you scroll all the way to the bottom, you'll find that the article has been written by Pico Iyer, who "is the author of many books about travel, including Video Night in Kathmandu, The Lady and the Monk, The Global Soul, and Sun After Dark.

It means Nepal Time is designed to be as true to the natural time as possible for Kathmandu, the capital city.

This earthquake was a major 7.9 magnitude earthquake that has struck Nepal in a densely populated area near Kathmandu.

An appropriate analogy could be of a tourists taking pictures of the same Boudhanath stupa in Kathmandu.