In the summer of 1976 Ed and Twila again went to Nepal, this time taking their 2-year-old son Kirk with them, and they worked for three more years in Butwal. Their son Penn was born in Tansen, Nepal.

Tansen, the fine dining destination known for celebrating the rich culinary heritage of the North-Western Frontier, proudly introduces Shaan-e-Haleem, an opulent new addition to its menu. Just in ...

Hyderabad's Tansen restaurant introduces the 'Jewel of Tansen,' a ₹10,000 cocktail crafted by mixologist Yangdup Lama. This luxurious drink, featuring 21-year-old Royal Salute whisky and other ...

Join us for the Tansen Centenary Celebration at M S University in Vadodara, showcasing classical music performances and honoring the legacy of the world-renowned maestro Tansen. The event kicks ...

Ujwala, a recruitment consultant, is all praise for Tansen’s curations. “It was very exotic and my favourite was the Jewel of Tansen, followed by the Aaghaaz-e-Shaam.” ...

Tansen, an exquisite fine dining restaurant that highlights the rich culinary heritage of the North-Western Frontier showcased a collection of vegetarian delicacies that beautifully blend time ...

At Tansen, guests are enveloped in a poetic and serene environment. The gentle flow of water adds a soothing rhythm to the air, while live Sufi singers serenade with soulful melodies.

Aged 31, Hoftun left his comfortable career as electrical engineer in Norway in 1958 and with his wife Tullis came to Nepal to help build Tansen Mission Hospital. After it was built, he stayed on in ...

He had to train masons, carpenters and electricians realising on completion that he had also developed a cadre of technicians. He established the Butwal Technical Institute (BTI) 40km south of Tansen ...

KATHMANDU, Oct 2: Following the end of the rainy season, the construction work on the eagerly anticipated Butwal-Palpa tunnel is slated to begin. This tunnel, spanning 1.126 kilometers, is a response ...

Odd Hoftun, the Norwegian who came to build a mission hospital in Nepal in 1958 and stayed on to develop the country's hydropower died in Norway at age 95 on 14 March. Hoftun first came to Nepal to ...