Anup Kaphle
Roads and Kingdoms
New York, NY, United States
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Where did you come from—Kathmandu?
This week Roads & Kingdoms takes you to the city of temples, the valley of gods, and a land with hundreds of buffalo meat dishes. → Read More
R&K Insider: The King’s Statue and a Damn Good Whisky
This week on Roads & Kingdoms, we published a story from Mumbai on why the city's fishing community is unhappy about plans to build a giant statue of a warrior king. Plus, a conversation with a whisky expert on why Japanese single malts are so good and so hard to find. → Read More
In Memory of Anthony Bourdain
Through conversations over food and drinks, Bourdain brought the world—and the joys and hardships of that world—into our living rooms. → Read More
Meet the Nepalese cartoon artist who gives voice to the common man
R&K speaks to the artist behind one of Nepal's most recognizable political cartoons. → Read More
R&K Insider: From Kashmir to Tehrangeles
This week on Roads & Kingdoms: a story from India, where religious tensions followed a brutal tragedy, and how a tiny town in Mali came together to repair a mosque despite threats from militants. → Read More
R&K Insider: Living with ISIS
This week on Roads & Kingdoms, we published a gripping tale of a Chechen woman who was tricked by her husband into leaving their home in Kazakhstan to move to Syria. → Read More
What's that smell?
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Sheep go to heaven. Let goats into your kitchen.
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In Defense of Using Your Hands in the Kitchen
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Eating Like You're Home—Away From Home
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A Year After One Of Nepal's Worst Earthquakes Things Are Worse Than Ever
One year after Nepal was devastated by an earthquake that killed nearly 9,000 people and left a million more homeless, the situation on the ground is bleaker than ever. Anup Kaphle returned home to... → Read More
A Year In The Life Of An American Reporter Locked In An Iranian Prison
Washington Post reporter Jason Rezaian was arrested at his home in Tehran on July 22 last year, and has been held at Evin prison ever since. → Read More
Here Are The Highlights Of The Iran Nuclear Agreement
The agreement includes a list of people and organizations that have been taken off the sanctions list, including Qasem Soleimani, the head of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards’ elite Quds Force, as well as the entire Iranian Air Force and Quds Force unit. → Read More
The Ghosts Of Laprak
How life in a small mountainous village was turned upside down by Nepal’s deadly earthquake — loved ones lost, homes destroyed. BuzzFeed News’ Anup Kaphle brings the first in-depth report from Lapr... → Read More
Nepali men have been fighting for Britain for 200 years. One photographer shows what it means to be the Gurkhas.
Austrian photographer Alex Schlacher spent much of the past three years with the Gurkhas to document the complete story in her book. → Read More
Death toll in Nepal quake exceeds 2,100
Rescuers and medical workers were overwhelmed as aftershocks rocked the region on Sunday and the injured flooded into hospitals and Nepal’s capital, turning it into a tent city. → Read More
Mohammed Emwazi filed a complaint after routinely being stopped by authorities. He received this response.
Frustrated by his treatment by British authorities, he filed a police complaint. → Read More
13 times U.S. presidents and Saudi kings have met
U.S. -Saudi relations: from Franklin Roosevelt's meeting with King Ibn Saud to President Obama's meeting with the new King Salman. → Read More
One of the Paris shooters spoke to a French journalist. Here’s their conversation.
The suspected gunman spoke to the journalist shortly before he and his brother were killed by police. → Read More
Pakistan announces a national plan to fight terrorism, says terrorists’ days are numbered
Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif said that the days of terrorists in Pakistan are numbered. → Read More