Namaste, Welcome and Escape to the mystic world...

Nepal is a kingdom of diversity, of contrasts, of multilingual multicultural population, of changing and unwavering values, the spectator of history of the rise and fall of rulers and eras, the witness of prosperity and poverty, the ever changing never ending beauty.

The valley in itself with cities of Kathmandu, Lalitpur, Bhaktpur and the forgotten city of Kirtipur is full of mysteries and sagas and beliefs that are still significant and yet time forgotten for the exact reasons behind the signicificance. Each and every architectural corner has a story to tell, temples, stupas, formation has its own interpretation of what was and is to be. A patient observer could easily get lost in the city of wonderment of awe inspiring tales that follows nearly all the constructions.

The life of an ordinary person earning his daily wage goes on in the same way as his ancestors - hard work, sweating and poverty. While his fellow inhabitants have gone ahead to compete and earn a living in the world of dot com and cloning and satellites, he still has not had the luxury of keeping his evenings bright with electricity. He still lives in a world full of awe for the supernatural, the paranormal, the rules and the ritual that are necessary to please the omnipresent. For it is the omnipresence of theunseen one that brings the rain in time for plantation, the thunder and lightening in time to open up the earth and bring forth springs to water the fields and the sun at the time of harvest and to melt the snow into pristine rivers of the drinking water. It is also the same force that sometimes turns into terrible disaster in the forms of natural calamities in the broader sense and illness or death in the family in a personal sense. Hence, the divine being must be pleased in all its forms and manifestations, for the wrath of being could be equally severe as the magnitude o this uncountable blessings. Therefore in this belief are the hope and the fear a common man in Nepal… but there is a certain degree of satisfaction, of the assurance that a protective force is always present and is the benefactor for all the devotees, though it needs to be pleased form time to time with sacrifices and offerings and rituals…