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| saroj | Posted
on 04-Feb-04 07:07 AM
Interesting read http://www.nepalnews.com/ntimes/issue181/lifestyle.htm |
| KaleKrishna | Posted
on 04-Feb-04 08:09 AM
4AM All the bars and clubs are closed. There are four things to do: drive to Bir Hospital and chow down on bowl a of instant noodles at the small chiya-pasal, back to Thamel’s all night sandwich point for a something-to-go or best of all, do both and then head out towards Nagarkot. An hour later you’ll be drinking in pure air, seeing the first blushes of day tint the mountains—a perfect Zen ending to a night of excesses. Did it say "drive"--after all the drinks-if it said so then Bir Hospital is a right way to head. Contrary of lifestyle in Nepal-some part you shut your door with the fall of dusk some part you have options to chose from to spend the night. Well the world is different in different ways. KK |
| Garibjanata | Posted
on 04-Feb-04 05:20 PM
The Nepali Times article missed one important aspect of night life of Kathmandu - the city's notorious dance restuarants.These places are not frequented by the hoi-polloi of the society,so the writer might have deliberately decided not to delve into it. |