Panauti: A Nepal town is reviving ancient heritage thanks to photos from different times

A new photo book gives a glimpse of what Panauti was and how it has changed. The post Panauti: A Nepal town is reviving ancient heritage thanks to photos from different times appeared first on OnlineKhabar English News.

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Tourist guide license checks conducted in Kathmandu heritage areas

The Tourist Police Nepal and Tourist Guide Association of Nepal (TURGAN) have checked on tourist guide licenses. The post Tourist guide license checks conducted in Kathmandu heritage areas appeared first on OnlineKhabar English News.

Misuse of Power: A Growing Threat to Democracy in Nepal

Nepal, a nation known for its rich cultural heritage and a tumultuous history of political change, is currently facing a critical challenge that threatens the very essence of its democracy – the misuse of power. In recent years, there have been concerning instances of elected officials and institutions exploiti

2022 review: 8 top cultural events and heritage controversies of Nepal

Here are some key cultural events and heritage controversies of 2022, to look back at The post 2022 review: 8 top cultural events and heritage controversies of Nepal appeared first on OnlineKhabar English News.

The history of heritage

The Taleju Temple of Patan with the Mulchok courtyard in 2019. Photo: NHDP. even years ago, on a particularly gloomy Saturday, the ground groaned as an earthquake shook Central Nepal, flattening villages and killing thousands. Many historical monuments of Kathmandu Valley were reduced to rubble in just 50 seconds. Photos of the ruins crossed the […]

10 heritage sites of Nepal for outdoor photography

In Nepal itself, there are a handful of such destinations as the country offers you diverse topographical and geographical regions for outdoor photography. The post 10 heritage sites of Nepal for outdoor photography appeared first on OnlineKhabar English News.

Awareness programme held to conserve intangible cultural heritage in Bhojpur

BHOJPUR, September 20: An awareness programme to conserve intangible cultural heritages has been launched in Bhojpur district. The main aim of the event is to identify and develop living heritages across the country and conserve custom, culture and lifestyles of people, it has been said.   Conservation of intangible heritage is included in the UNESCO Convention for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage. “The UNESCO is at work to conserve and develop intangible heritage. Intangible heritage is assets of our country. There is a need to conserve its importance,” said Dr Baburam Adhikari, assistant general secretary for the Nepal National Commission for the UNESCO.  The UNESCO initiates a plan to bring an expert team for the research on religious sites including Dingla, he said. “Dingla is an historic site. Contributions here to the development of Sanskrit language are immense. An expert team will be available for the study on the site in a bid to unearth intangible physical heritages,” he said.  The UNESCO has organised a three-day capacity enhancement training session at community level in the district. “There are variations in various sectors in Bhojpur. In some cases, languages and cultures of some communities have been disappearing. Such training session helps conserve such disappearing cultures,” said Bishnu Kumar Rai, a participant in the training session.

NEA to illuminate heritage sites across Nepal with ‘smart lights’

The government-run electricity distribution monopoly, Nepal Electricity Authority, says it will launch a new campaign soon, during which it will install 'smart' lights in and around heritage sites across the country. The post NEA to illuminate heritage sites across Nepal with ‘smart lights’ appeared first on OnlineKhabar English News.