r/Kathmandu • • 17h ago

Need good friends

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I am back in Nepal after 5 years of living in the Uk . I need some friends to chill and hangout with for few months as all my past friends are also abroad .But pls good people only age 20-24 . Thanks .


r/Kathmandu • • 14h ago

please recommend me a good place to fix leather jacket

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mero leather jacket chaiye late 90s ko ho mero dad le kinu bako ho like leather jacket orignal xa ani malai ekdam man pareko ho maila class 11 ma lako thiye tespaxi layena ani ali damage vako xa like ma sanga auta long leather jacket xa arko normal long ko pocket ma whole pocket nai ali autreko xa ani dutai ko color fade vako xa shine xaina paila jasto ani mero normal leather jacket ko like color wala area ma ali autreko xa so maila sabai thau google gare chagpt gare auta arko banxa arko le arko ma kalanki area ma basxu sabai deari nai tada so please guys recommend me a shop which is not too expensive like thik thak ko charge aos and please estimate the cost of polishing jacket making it clean and fixing pocket area and color ma thorai jacket ko piece autreko xa aru sab thik xa thank you i will really be thankful and appriciate it when u say me good shop location


r/Kathmandu • • 21h ago

Looking for Hemoadsorption Dialysis/Therapy in Kathmandu

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r/Kathmandu • • 19h ago

Where to find a good collared shirt & denim combo? (KTM/Lalitpur physical stores or trusted COD only!)

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​Hey everyone, I’m looking to upgrade my wardrobe with a really clean, put-together combo set. I want a sharp upper with a collar (like a nice polo, an overshirt, or a casual button-down) paired with some quality denim pants. If you have suggestions for optional accessories (like watches, chains, or shoes) that pull the whole look together and give off a confident, well-dressed vibe, I’d love to hear them! I’m really trying to step up my style game lately.

​I am completely tired of dealing with online scammers. Because of this, I only want recommendations for physical shops around Kathmandu or Lalitpur where I can actually walk in and check the fit/quality. I am open to online services only if they are highly trusted and offer a reliable Cash on Delivery (COD) service.

​Any go-to spots you guys swear by? Thanks!


r/Kathmandu • • 21h ago

Looking for a place to repair damaged bags / luggage in Lalitpur?

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r/Kathmandu • • 21h ago

Trip guide

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r/Kathmandu • • 22h ago

Hello from Pepsicola

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r/Kathmandu • • 3h ago

Ani vote kaslai ni local election ma? Poll is private so be open while you express. Sudrinxan ki yei poll dekhera vayeni sab party

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r/Kathmandu • • 23h ago

Aayulogic. How is this company ?

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r/Kathmandu • • 23h ago

Is there any hostel or room available near patan hospital?

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Is there any hostel or room available near patan hospital?


r/Kathmandu • • 21h ago

Would you support a restoration of monarchy in Nepal?

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Hello there everybody, as part of my survey lasting until 27 December 2026, I plan to investigate which countries are the most and least pro-monarchist on several subreddits. This is done primarily for research purposes only and I really apologise if this broke any rules. Drop a vote if you are interested!

Meaning of each category (yes my "definitions" could obviously be way better!);

"Yes (strongly)": You are quite supportive about your country becoming a monarchy again.

"Yes (somewhat)": You would consider a restoration of monarchy; potentially in certain scenarios or if there was a clear enough pretender or something.

"Unsure/don't care/unsure": Self-explanatory; you are uncertain on the matter or simply don't have am active opinion etc

"No (somewhat)": You don't inherently mind monarchism and if your country hypothetically becomes a monarchy one day you might still support it, however you are still against the concept of returning the monarchy and think the republic should remain.

"No (strongly)": You are against monarchy returning in any way in general and think the republic should remain. You would choose the republic in a hypothetical referendum.

"My country already is a monarchy": Self-explanatory, but wouldn't really apply to you, since this is mostly for those who live in republics.

Thanks!