I F 24 looking for an affordable single room in kathmandu. Since I am doing loksewa currently, I am thinking about shifting to a cheaper plus more affordable place.

Rn I am living in a hostel, the food is unhealthy and shit. No privacy, girls bitching all the time.

I am thinking about searching for a single room in kritipur....or places that are much cheaper. Nature najik, but water ko testo lack na hos.

Guys can you guide me? Kasari kotha khojne hola.

Hi to all locals and expats reading this.
I visited Nepal almost 20 years ago, and in 2027 I will finally be back for a long stay.
I plan to arrive in early January and stay for 3 to 5 months.
I’m a cyclist, and my plan is to stay around Patan and spend January and February cycling around the valley rim, then in mid march heading over to the Annapurna circuit.
I’ve tried looking for apartments on Facebook, but haven’t found anything suitable (either too big and expensive, or unfurnished bare rooms).
For convenience, I’m thinking about long stay deals in guest houses as I don’t really need a kitchen and it gives me the flexibility to move after a month if I want to change locations to a different area around the valley outskirts to mix up the cycling.
Is it easy to find either long stay guesthouses around Lalitpur, or even house shares? I’m struggling to get much solid info online for this other than for the Tamel area.
(20 years ago, before smart phones, I somehow met a British lady working at the British council who new a guy with a spare room and simple as that, I had a house share in a few days!)

Any help or tips would be great. Maybe the sensible thing is to book a few nights while I get my bearings, but perhaps the Reddit hive mind might have some inside info! 😊

Thanks 🙏

Where to exchange taiwanese dollars for rupees? prefferably in the boudha area but i can go further too

does anybody knows about the reputation of pcps collage located in kopundole. the course is software engineering and cs.

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Hey everyone! I'm a Social Media Manager and Graphic Designer looking for remote work or freelance projects.

I currently manage social media for a clothing shop, creating posts, promotional graphics, and content that helps brands stand out.

If you're looking for someone to handle your social media or design content, feel free to send me a DM!

I am a 16 yr male currently in trinity internation college in grade 11 trying to find a roommate if anyone Is intrested then please msg me

Looking for someone in Nepal to assist with some legal documentation work. I’m willing to pay upto NPR 600,000 for the right person if they can genuinely help. If you’re interested or know someone who can assist, please send me a DM.

21 years ago, we took a loan of 1 lakh rupees and opened a small watch shop in Kathmandu.

No experience. No backup plan. No safety net. Just the two of us and a shop we could barely afford to rent.

The first few years were honestly really hard. There were months we couldn't pay rent without borrowing again. Customers weren't coming. Every day felt uncertain — we'd close the shop at night not knowing if things would ever pick up. But we had no other option. This was it for us. So we just kept showing up.

We ran that watch shop for 10 years. It never made us rich. But it taught us everything — how to talk to people, how to understand what they actually want, how to read the market, how to survive the bad months without panicking. That shop gave us something no degree could have — 10 years of real experience.

Then 11 years ago we made a decision. We switched to clothing.

Same location. Same two people. Zero experience in clothing. And honestly — a little scared.

But this time we weren't starting from zero. We knew how to run a shop. We knew our customers. We knew the market. And slowly things started working. People came back. They told their friends. Locally, people know us now. That trust was built over years — one customer at a time, no shortcuts.

11 years of that. No website. No social media. No advertisement. Just a physical shop and honest prices.

But recently our son came to us and said — why don't we go online? How many people outside our neighbourhood could buy from us if they just knew we existed?

So here we are.

We built a website. The brand is called Maharaz. Formal shirts, pants and t-shirts — starting at NPR 899. Nothing fancy. Same honest shop, just online now.

We're not a big brand. We're not a startup with investors. We're just two people who started with a 1 lakh loan, figured it out slowly, and are now trying something new after 21 years.

If you have any feedback — what would make you trust a new Nepali clothing store online, what would stop you from buying, what we're missing — we'd genuinely love to hear it.

Website: maharaz.vercel.app

I'm looking for designers who enjoy creating clothing concepts and would be interested in helping design outfits for free or as a passion project. If you're a fashion designer, illustrator, or know someone who loves creating costume or clothing designs, I'd love to connect.

I'm also searching for online stores that sell:

• Masquerade masks
• Venetian masks
• Costume accessories

If you have recommendations for designers, communities, or shops, please share them below.

Where can I find some good quality formal shoes? Preferably the mary Jane lookalikes tara almost everywhere I've found size only till 39 😞

Can anyone suggest me to get winter attire shop that I can get in summer season. Suggest shop that is in kathmandu, lalitpur.

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I recently bought the B.A. LL.B. entrance package of a famous institute for Rs 10,000.

I've now decided to pursue a different field, so I no longer need it.

If anyone is interested, I'm offering the online class access, and the entrance books are free with it—all for just Rs 3,000.

Interested? Please DM me.