You just need to be open-minded about the opportunities that present themselves to you

Our resident geek answers how social media addiction can cause a lot of problems and how to reduce the addiction

Our resident geek answers if you should get a chromebook

Headed to Nawalparasi on a budget, but want a premium establishment to put up at? We recommend Nana Holiday Homes

Our resident geek answers about Apple releasing updates that slow down iPhones so that people feel the need to buy new iPhones

JBL Flip 4 or JBL Charge 3? Our resident geek answers

A handful of institutions in Kathmandu are today producing the sort of artists that contemporary Nepal has sorely needed

Damodar Shrestha has built a loyal customer base by serving people freshly made potato chips that come in a seemingly infinite variety of flavours

Nepal is seeing perhaps its first major wave of electronic music producers whose works span the spectrum from DnB and ambient to trip-hop and future bass

GeoKRISHI, a data-disseminating app developed by a Nepali engineer, contains every piece of data a farmer could possibly need. The app can be to the farmer what the stock indices....

Rohit Shrestha is 26 today. But every year, as Dashain nears, his seven-year-old self--and his thirst for kite-flying--surfaces

Nepali coders make tidy sums taking up freelance programming work online, but freelancing is not an easy life

Basketball has become a huge sport at the school and college levels. But there needs to be more beyond just the college game

From the Archive (Nov, 2016): It’s been more than 21 years since Kadel started collecting instruments. He wants to someday set up a museum for his instruments

Hemendra Bohra, director of Matoghar, shows us how we can learn to adopt an eco-friendly lifestyle

For those in the know, Dirghamuni Shakya is the only watchmaker to turn to when their timepiece breaks down

VMAG talks to Sunil Upreti about what differences he's observed between the music scene then and now and what challenges today's musicians should expect when they turn professional....

Head north of Kathmandu for a little over half an hour and get rejuvenated at Shivapuri Retreat

In a few days, most cable operators in Nepal will have switched to providing digital television services, a move that will benefit everyone

An increasing number of discerning buyers in Nepal are starting to turn to wicker furniture as their preferred option for decking out their residences

Sanga, a bucolic village 20km away from Kathmandu, never really makes it to the top of most travel wishlists

A handful of architects have come up with ways to build structurally sound, aesthetically pleasing mud-house models that Nepalis would readily adopt if only they could get past their qualms....

Over four decades, the locals of Sanga have turned their town into a pau production hub

A new generation of product designers are finding niches for their exceedingly well-designed, well-crafted products

Over the last three decades, Bungamati has turned into Nepal’s premier woodcarving town from a primarily agricultural one

Bhumi Ratna Sakya has spent years perfecting the art of making Japanese bread, and his loyal clientele are proof that his dedication is paying off

Level 3 aims to provide the best lounge experience in the valley

Nineteen years ago, a Japanese healer set up a centre in Kathmandu that has helped heal hundreds of people suffering from musculoskeletal ailments

At Mac Support, Prashanna Shrestha and his team have shown that when it comes to technical work, women are as good as men

The Gandharva musicians need a more responsive market than the current one if they are to survive as artists

VMAG talks to Professor John Raftery, Vice Chancellor of London Metropolitan University, about how students can benefit from studying in Nepali colleges affiliated with colleges abroad