Journalist & Feature Writer • सविना कार्की
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Journalist & Feature Writer
Sabina Karki is an experienced Nepali journalist and feature writer with approximately eight years of dedicated reporting covering Nepal’s tourism, aviation, entrepreneurship, and startup ecosystems.
Showing 9 stories by Sabina Karki
A new road, social media reels and weekend jeep packages are opening Milarepa's hidden valley. Here is how to reach Lapchi and what its sudden popularity means for a fragile frontier.
By Sabina Karki
With Gautam Buddha International Airport in Bhairahawa and Pokhara International Airport operational, Nepal invested over $500 million in regional connectivity. Yet, air route negotiations and airline diplomacy remain the defining bottlenecks.
By Sabina Karkiगौतम बुद्ध र पोखरा क्षेत्रीय अन्तर्राष्ट्रिय विमानस्थल सञ्चालनमा आए पनि हवाई प्रवेश बिन्दु, कूटनीतिक संवाद र व्यावसायिक उडानको दिगोपन अहिलेको मुख्य चुनौती बनेको छ।
By Sabina Karki
As vehicular roads reshape the legendary Annapurna Circuit, local lodge operators and trekking guides are pioneering alternative cultural trails and sustainable conservation models to preserve Nepal's premier trekking heritage.
By Sabina Karki
विदेशमा उच्च शिक्षा र अनुभव हासिल गरी स्वदेश फर्केका युवाहरूले पहाडी भेगमा अर्गानिक कफी, अर्थोडक्स चिया र प्रविधिमैत्री कृषि व्यवसायमार्फत नयाँ सम्भावना देखाइरहेका छन्।
By Sabina Karki
From roadside tea stalls in Kathmandu to remote high-altitude teahouses, the explosive adoption of interoperable QR codes and mobile banking has made Nepal one of South Asia's fastest-growing digital payment frontiers.
By Sabina Karki
सरकारले घोषणा गरेको १० वर्षे पर्यटन रणनीतिक कार्ययोजना कागजमा जति आकर्षक देखिन्छ, त्यसलाई व्यवहारमा उतार्न नीतिगत स्पष्टता, पूर्वाधार व्यवस्थापन र अन्तर्राष्ट्रिय बजारीकरणको तीव्र गति आवश्यक छ।
By Sabina KarkiArmed with global degrees and work experience, a growing cohort of Nepali youth are returning home to build export-grade specialty coffee, orthodox tea, and tech-enabled farming businesses across the mid-hills.
By Sabina Karki
Operating at the absolute aerodynamic ceiling of civil rotorcraft, Nepal's mountain rescue pilots and local Sherpa long-line specialists risk everything to pull injured climbers and trekkers from the icy flanks of Everest.
By Sabina Karki