🚀 400+ Radio Stations Available

Stream Nepal's Radio Universe

Access the most comprehensive collection of Nepali radio stations through our modern, developer-friendly API.

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Lightning Fast

Optimized responses with edge caching for sub-100ms response times worldwide.

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400+ Stations

Comprehensive coverage of FM, AM, and online radio stations from all 7 provinces.

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Smart Search

Filter by province, frequency, genre, or search by station name with fuzzy matching.

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Always Updated

Automated validation ensures stream URLs are active and working 24/7.

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Cross Platform

JSON responses work seamlessly with web, mobile, and desktop applications.

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Free Forever

No API keys, no rate limits, no attribution required. Open source and community driven.

Simple API

No API keys. No rate limits. Just JSON.

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All Stations

/data/index.json

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Active Only

/data/active.json

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Invalid/Old

/data/old.json

// Quick Example

// Fetch all stations
fetch('data/index.json')
  .then(res => res.json())
  .then(stations => console.log(`Found ${stations.length} stations`));

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Listen to stations directly in your browser

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Show Invalid/Broken Stations

Display stations with broken stream URLs for reference

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Code Examples

Get started in seconds

// Fetch all stations from the JSON data
async function getStations() {
  const response = await fetch('data/index.json');
  const stations = await response.json();
  
  // Filter by province
  const bagmati = stations.filter(s => s.province === 3);
  
  // Search by name
  const kantipur = stations.find(s => s.name.includes('Kantipur'));
  
  console.log(`Found ${stations.length} stations`);
  return stations;
}

import json
import urllib.request

# Load stations from JSON file
with urllib.request.urlopen('data/index.json') as response:
    stations = json.load(response)

# Filter stations by province
bagmati_stations = [s for s in stations if s['province'] == 3]

# Search stations by name
kantipur = [s for s in stations if 'Kantipur' in s['name']]

print(f"Total stations: {len(stations)}")
print(f"Bagmati Province: {len(bagmati_stations)}")

# Download and view the JSON data
curl -o stations.json "data/index.json"

# Pretty print with jq
cat stations.json | jq '.'

# Filter specific fields
cat stations.json | jq '.[] | {name: .name, freq: .frequency}'

# Count stations by province
cat stations.json | jq 'group_by(.province) | map({province: .[0].province, count: length})'