The book 'Border Man of Nepal' underlines the persisting prevalence of state borders. By discussing the ground reality of the boundaries of Nepal, with numerous pragmatic examples, it provides a captivating account on how studying the tenacious and at times paradoxical endurance of state borders helps to better understand the new forms of territoriality emerging from globalization and the multiplicity of actors and players involved in the management and maintenance of borders. Reflecting upon Nepal's boundary philosophy and numerous travels across various borders of the world, the book has certainly presented an enriching insight on border issues and its management.