If experiencing the wild plains of Nepal and bird watching interest you, go for a bird-watch with a naturalist in Chitwan. The national park and buffer zone harbor 543 species of birds. Around 160 migrant and vagrant birds like the greater spotted eagle, eastern imperial eagle and Pallas’s fish-eagle can be seen in Chitwan right through the year. An early morning walk along the Rapti River gives you an ideal bird-viewing experience!

Explore Patan in a one-of-a-kind walking tour to learn about tangible and intangible history that have influenced the old city in the past and continues to shape it today. ‘Patan Free-Walking tour’ is a free weekly special event organized by NepaliTravellers which offers a one-of-a-kind walking tour around the square in exploring the history that has influenced the city in the past and continues to shape it today. These tours focus on Newar Buddhism and explores the evolution of the city into the urban hub it is today. The tour will also curate conversations of the heritage and highlight people and institutions working on initiatives of urban renewal in Patan. Contact 9843241490 to book. You can directly go to the meet-up location on the day of the tour, which is every Saturday from 2:30 pm-4 pm.

Q. What is something that is important to you that you never really talk about?

A. My private life.

Q. A quote you live by?

A. ‘There is beauty in simplicity’.

Q. Are you a morning person or a night owl?

A. Morning person.

Q. Something your fans wouldn’t believe about you?

A. I am good at sarcasm.

Q. What’s your favorite smell?

A. Versace perfume.

Q. What’s the best part of your day?

A. Usually the end when I realize I had a produc­tive day after working hard.

Q. Do you have a secret hunch about how you will die?

A. I have never thought about it.

Q. If you could change anything about the way you were raised, what would it be?

A. Nothing, because then I would not be me.

Q. If you were a flower, which flower would you be and why?

A. Lily. I love that it grows from bulbs to a flower over a period of time. I find it very beautiful.

The Na: Pukhu Café at Ittachhen, Bhaktapur, is every­thing the historic city stands for. It’s a multi-cuisine food court, a coffee shop selling exclusive flavored coffee and a bakery with various assorted sugary delights. Located right across the ‘Na pond’ in Bhaktapur, the Na: Pukhu is a favorite joint of locals and tourists alike.

 Na: Pukhu is housed in a vintage building which is a part of the historic settlement of the Bhaktapur city. It overlooks the crowded streets of Na: Pukhu, Ittachhen and lets its visitors witness the colorful lifestyle of the busy antique city. Specializing in momos, Na: Pukhu serves a variety of other food and also takes orders for birthday, anniversary or any other celebratory cake too.

If you’re looking to hang out around the Bhaktapur Durbar Square or Siddhapokhari, you might want to grab a bite at Na: Pukhu, for it is both cheap and delicious.

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Chef’s Special:

- Flavored Coffee

- Cheese Cake

- Momos

Opening hours: 7 am-8 pm

Location: Bhaktapur

Cards: Not Accepted

Meal for 2: Rs 800

Reservations: 9869489221

Repicture Women Photo Exhibition IWD 2019

10 am, Mar 4-10

HUB

Thamel, Kathmandu

Join the WE United Project and the European Union in Nepal to celebrate International Women’s Day 2019 with the #RepictureWomen Photo Exhibition featuring photos of the strong, bold and empowered women who play, coach, and referee in #WEunited tournaments and the #MahilaPremierLeague. 

4^th COAS Open Marathon

7 am, Saturday, March 2

Nepali Army Headquarter

Bhadrakali, Kathmandu

Nepal Army is organizing the 4^th COAS Marathon to bridge the gap with the civil society. Previous events witnessed thousands of participants, from both in and outside the army, run together for health and social welfare.

15^th ICMC Finals

10 am, Saturday, March 2

Bhirkuti Mandap

Kathmandu, Nepal

See the finalists of the 15^th Inter-College Music Competition (ICMC) battle it out at Bhrikuti Mandap with guest performances from Mukti and Revival, Monkey Temple, Jindabaad and Envelopes.

Tickets:

Pre-Sale: Rs 350
Door Sale: Rs 400

Daahoud Salim Trio - Jazz Night in Patan

7 pm, Friday, March 1

Moksh

Jhamsikhel, Lalitpur

Daahoud Salim is a Spanish pianist who has a quintet in Amsterdam with members SunMi Hong (Korea) on drums and Hendrik Müller (Germany) on double bass. Guest artists on stage are Abhisek Bhadra (Nepal), Maria Fajardo Martin (Spain) and Jacek Chmiel (Poland).

Limited tickets available at Rs 500. For students Rs 300.