The environment is a very essential part of every living being, and as the most advanced creature on this earth, we- humans, hold greater responsibility to protect the most essential source of our existence, the environment. However, in recent days,...
Buddhism is one of the most popular religion all over the world that reflects strong culture of wisdom, compassion and spirituality. It was after 6th century BCE, it got spread rapidly, at different parts of the world, beyond Asia, and still...
Rope incense is an integral part of Nepalese culture, which is used for various religious and spiritual purposes. In Nepal, it is also known as “Dhoop”, which in use, spreads magnificent fragrance to serve God, calm our soul during the...
The singing bowl is a musical instrument and also the ritual object, which has therapeutic and meditational values. The sound produced by the singing bowl is quite remarkable, as it transfers the power and, forms a communicative connection with our soul...
Rato Machchhendranath Rath Jatra: Bhoto Jatra Rato Machchhendranath Rath Jatra is one of the biggest socio-cultural events of Newari community that is celebrated every year (May-June) in Patan, Nepal. It is a month long celebration that is devoted to the...
Nepal has many stunning places to visit, and they don’t even require days to reach, at times, it is just about the drive or the walk for an hour, or couple more. And for those short destination visits and trips,...
NepaCrafts has completed those glorious ten years of time. As in life, the company has seen lots of ups and downs but we keep up striving and believing in our dream to reach our goal. And as a result, we all...
Seven Chakra defines the spiritual energy within the human body, which is known as “Qi” or “Praana”. It indicates seven different points placed on the spinal column that connects the various organs and glands in a human body. Similarly, these...
Among various famous festivals of Nepal, Bisket Jatra is also one of them. It is a most important annual festival celebrated in Bhaktapur, in the month of April, on the first day of Nepali month (Baisakh). It is nine days...
