Travel: A world between the known and the new
Hindustan Times | BySunetra Choudhury
Kathmandu seems like any Indian city, but it takes only 24 hours to know it’s a brand new experience at a bargain rate
I like to believe that I am blessed with a super power. One, where if I really want something, I will it to happen. And so it was that after reading the memoir of Wai Wai noodles founder Binod Chaudhary Making it Big, I started relishing the thought of visiting Kathmandu. Nepal’s first billionaire according to Forbes magazine, painted this vibrant picture of the city, where royal family members found innovative ways to get fancy cars into the Himalayan Kingdom. I was intrigued enough to pitch it as our quick summer getaway (highs of 25 degrees celsius!) but my travelling partner vetoed with – ‘Who goes to Kathmandu these days?’


If you want to see Everest for sure, you can get off at Kathmandu and take a joyride, which caters to that over an hour’s flight with champagne

When you step out of the stupa complex, the crowded streets feel like any other Indian city and the traffic jams are a lot like home too




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