Writer Dadhi Sapkota Shares Experiences of Writing 'Tyo Nepal'

Wandering writer Dadhi Sapkota appears in the alleys of Kathmandu at once, and within a few days, he is already in Paris. Having made France his workplace for over two decades, he is constantly traveling through European countries. Whenever he meets a foreigner with some connection to Nepal, he pursues them and weaves a story. Sapkota, who used to write for newspapers and online platforms in the past, has created books like 'Dukheko Europe' and 'Tyo Nepal' while living abroad. He has written 'Tyo Nepal', which was recently translated into French. Sapkota, who has a keen interest in wildlife and birds, has published books such as 'Jeevagatha', 'Gyani', 'Pashupanchi Jagat', and 'Van Ko Vaibhav'. This is a conversation Narendra Raula had with Dadhi Sapkota during his visit to Nepal:

I received the book 'Tyo Nepal' around 2011/12. It has recently been translated into French. This book contains the stories of 29 French individuals, with fascinating narratives. How did this book come into being?