Question

How does the author describe kathmandu​

Answer 1

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Kathmandu is a vivid, mercenary, yet religious place that has a number of small shrines along the narrow roads. The busiest street is full of fruit sellers, flute sellers, hawkers of postcards, shops selling western cosmetics, film rolls and chocolates or copper utensils and Nepalese antiques. He is introduced to the blaring of film songs that are emerging from the radios. Besides there is the traffic that contributes in adding to the confusion on the streets. Finally the vendors who shout out there wares. In contrast to all this chaos is the flute seller whose soulful music spreads through the air, above all the other sounds, as he plays on it in between selling them and talking to the other vendors.