Katerina Pithova
PUBLIC TRANSPORT A Dashed Dream
Although I have seen the green public buses, called Sajha, with wide spaces and big windows for passengers, only a few fortunate commuters will get the opportunity to ride it. The rest of the Kathmanduites, including tourists, have to either cram in small micro-buses or use other private vehicles, which normally load as many passengers as they can. With two wheelers and private cars, Kathmandu is a city full of vehicles and noises
By Katerina Pithova Sep 24, 2017
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