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kitehell
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Posted on 12-03-11 4:12
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Hi! all,
I am coming to Minnesota early January for my undergraduate. I am looking for some suggestions on the things to bring with me from Nepal. I imagine you can probably buy most of the things you need there in the US, but what are the things that you can’t get there or things that make financially sense to bring from Nepal?
Thank you all for your valuable inputs,
Smriti
Last edited: 03-Dec-11 08:44 PM
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Jhilke_Bro
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Posted on 12-05-11 10:48
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Make sure you have your I20 and other travel document on your hand carry or purse not on luggage. And you should be able to tell the address or contact information of the place or person you will be going/contacting when you reach to the USA (failing to do so may get you in trouble in immigration)
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kalidasbhaisaab.
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Posted on 03-03-18 10:48
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I was looking to post another question to Nepali friends here. Especially friends who have been living in the US for 15 years now, had very few, if any, Nepali friends, were a loner and did not know what she likes anymore (midlife) to suggest what she should've asked from her visiting relative to bring from Nepal? e.g a Shirt from JuJu wears, Pusthakari, Nepal tea house tea? This is a matter of personal preference. That's why take this question as a survey. Please. By the way, is OP still hanging out at Sajha. How does it feel now its been seven years, if you are still living in US? Curious Saturday morning for me.
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Hawagiri
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Posted on 03-03-18 11:31
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Don't forget to bring lots of courage.
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helpitusa
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Posted on 03-03-18 11:37
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there is nothing i want from Nepal anymore.. i can get everything from 10+ Indian Nepali grocery store around me now a days.. including Yarsagumba.. lol....
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Bhai bhai
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Posted on 03-03-18 11:54
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Bring your nepali driver license
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regidk
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Posted on 03-03-18 12:01
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vayae var ko ... knowledge bokera aunu....hariyo patra...kasari xito vanda xito nikalni vanera...natra vanae...10 barsa samman boka bannu parla vanni kura mind ma rakhae vo
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kalidasbhaisaab.
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Posted on 03-03-18 12:34
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The User Interface is confusing so I will try to summarize the question. The Original Post is irrelevant and outdated. The OP has moved on. New Survey Question: What would you request your visiting relative from Nepal bring for you in United States, if you have lived here for 15 years? Survey Response so far: kalidasbhaisaab = Nothing. helpitusa = Nothing.
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