Free Quiz
What type of Yakthung are you?
Every Yakthung plays a different role in keeping the culture alive. Some guard the Mundhum. Some carry it across the world. Find out which one is you, two minutes, no signup.
Take the QuizAuthor of Tracing the Yakthung.
Creator of Shall Explore.
Seventeen countries in, still chasing what most people scroll past.
About
If you've scrolled past his work, you've probably seen it more than once, just never known it was him. In marketing since 2017. Since then: a travel and wildlife channel, several faceless channels built on AI edits, a book, a quiz. Different formats, one instinct: find what people are missing and hand it back in a way they'll actually watch.
The Book
A practical guide, not just a history book. Learn exactly what to ask your elders before those answers disappear with them, trace your clan through the 10 Thum and 29 Thum systems of Limbuwan, and study the most accurate Limbuwan map ever drawn. Built for Limbus raised outside Nepal who want their history back.
Free Quiz
Every Yakthung plays a different role in keeping the culture alive. Some guard the Mundhum. Some carry it across the world. Find out which one is you, two minutes, no signup.
Take the QuizFor Your Family Tree
Your clan name comes down through your father's line, but three more entered through your mother, her mother, and hers before that. This print ready chart maps all seven clans across four generations, before those names become the ones nobody thinks to ask about.
Get the Clan Lineage ChartShall Explore
Why people still throw coins into rivers, what a mountain was called before any map arrived. Every place carries a story underneath it.
Soaked by an elephant in Chiang Mai, face to face with deer in the middle of a city. The wild shows up when you least expect it.
Jumping into pools with local kids, riding above the clouds on a bike. Exploring isn't just where you go, it's what you're willing to do once you're there.
Every place has a name.
Not everyone got to keep theirs.
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