People and Communities
The Forgotten People: Nepal's Marginalized and Endangered Communities
Meet the highly marginalized and endangered communities of Nepal—from the nomadic Raute to the Chepang and the Dalit population—and learn about their struggles and resilience.
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The Chhetri and Brahmin People: Nepal's Hill Elite
The Chhetri and Brahmin (Bahun) communities form the traditional ruling and priestly classes of Nepal's hill society. Discover their history, culture, and modern role.
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The Tharu People: Indigenous Guardians of the Terai
The Tharu are the largest indigenous group of Nepal's Terai region, known for their unique mud houses, resistance to malaria, and vibrant cultural traditions.
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The Gurung People: Warriors and Honey Hunters of the Annapurnas
The Gurung people are a famous ethnic group from the Annapurna region, known for their military history, unique traditions, and incredible cliff honey hunting.
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The Tamang People: Guardians of Nepal's Middle Hills
The Tamang are the largest indigenous ethnic group in Nepal. Discover their history, language, Buddhist heritage, and vibrant cultural traditions.
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The Sherpa People: Legends of the Himalayas
The Sherpa people are the legendary mountain guides of the Everest region. Discover their history, culture, language, and role in Himalayan mountaineering.
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The Newar People: Keepers of Kathmandu Valley's Culture
The Newars are the indigenous people of the Kathmandu Valley — known for their art, architecture, cuisine, and festivals. Here's the complete guide to their history and culture.
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