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ABOUT ME · BHAKTAPUR, NEPAL

Rooted in Nepal.
Curious about what's next.

I'm Milan Joshi, from Bhaktapur. The Kathmandu Valley is home, and the roads across Nepal continue to expand my sense of place, people and possibility.

Home is more than a point on a map.

I grew up connected to the Kathmandu Valley, with its living traditions, historic places and changing city life.

Travelling through different parts of Nepal has introduced me to new landscapes, communities and ways of seeing the world. Home, to me, is made of people, memories, places and shared responsibilities.

The people in my life keep me grounded.

I am a son, brother and friend. Family, friendship and shared time are an important part of who I am.

I value a good conversation and hearing how someone else sees the world. Staying curious, listening carefully and making time for people help me keep perspective as life changes.

There is always more to explore.

I enjoy travelling through Nepal, photography, technology, design, history and culture—and learning how things work.

Mountains have a special place in my imagination. They remind me that a change in perspective can reveal a new route. Time away from a screen, somewhere unfamiliar, often gives me the space to think and return with better questions.

A FEW THINGS I BELIEVE

Principles for the road ahead.

The ideas I return to as I keep learning, making choices and finding my way forward.

01

Make it useful.

Good ideas should answer a real need and make life a little better.

02

Put people first.

Technology and systems matter most when they work for people.

03

Communicate clearly.

Clarity helps people understand their choices and move forward.

04

Earn trust.

Trust grows through consistency, care and responsibility.

05

Keep learning.

Curiosity and learning continue well beyond formal education.

06

Respect the past. Imagine the future.

Heritage and progress can inform and strengthen one another.

STILL LEARNING · STILL EXPLORING

There is always another road worth discovering.

I don't see life as a straight line. It is a network of roads—some planned, some unexpected. I'm still learning, still building and open to where they lead. My aim is to contribute with curiosity and leave things a little better than I found them.

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