It is perhaps too early to tell the significance of Prime Minister KP Oli’s current China visit, his second in two years to the Middle Kingdom as head of government.But there are clear signs that this visit could very well be the turning point in shaping Nepal-China relationship and developing it beyond the platitudes and promises of shared mountains and common rivers. This visit will potentially shape Nepal’s foreign policy narrative for years to come. Mooted in the current visit, the Trans-Himalayan Multidimensional Network is an ambitious agenda of connectivity and blueprint for new regionalism where geography is not a barrier for a deeper engagement.