You must cycle
Thank you WAVE for having the discussion, Why Not Cycle?. I myself ride a cycle and indeed, Kathmandu is very suitable for cycling. Cycles are definitely the most economic and the most environmentally friendly means of transport.
Samir Maharjan,
Pulchowk
My City!
Kudos Sabhyata, I would say beautifully crafted article, Mazing Kathmandu. Though some words needed explaining from a local person, the story was very original. Keep it up. Also, I really liked the picture of Prithivi Narayan Shah with the article.
Ngawang Choether,
via website
Mazing article, now I miss Kathmandu even more; no doubt the best place on earth.
Sarah Gurung, London,
via website
Great article - very well written. I always miss Nepal, but the pictures and the article made me more nostalgic.
Archana Gurung,
USA, via website
I <3 KTM because...
People chilling out in the chowks, the hubbub of tarkari bazaars, the kids playing in the streets, the endless honks, the pushy crowds; Even with all the disorganisation the place feels organised. I absolutely love it!
Maya, USA,
via website
Riding my bike, gallivanting with friends, the unexpected bandhs, the peaceful Durbar Square, the entertaining weddings, the mouth-watering Choyala and the jam-packed alleys of New Road.
Manjit, USA,
via website
Despite of some letdowns, the city grows on you eventually. The people are friendly, the shops are cheap, the food is great and the night life's awesome.
Ajay Gurung,
London, via website
O man! I love everything about KTM!
Manil Limbu,
USA, via website
Gut-busting
Your How to Survive inside a Microbus was amusing yet factual. Indeed, honest tips to survive inside a microbus. You actually made my day; I'm laughing my head off.
Suresh,
Germany, via website
Exceptionally accurate. One of the most entertaining things I've heard in my life.
Ish, USA,
via website
Hilarious but very useful tips! Tina, Kathmandu, via website Write to: wave[at]himalmedia.com or
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