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Source:The Himalayan Times2023-1-61074 -
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Source:The Himalayan Times2023-1-41387 -
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Source:NepalNews2022-12-26818 -
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Source:The Kathmandu Post2022-12-251157 -
Flying drones around Pathibhara area banned
Flying drones in and around Pathibhara, a famous temple in the Taplejung district, has been banned.
Source: RSS2022-12-231686 -
Tourists’ inflow is on the rise in post-Covid Nepal. Stakeholders demand a sustainability plan
The past three months have seen a drastic rise in foreign tourists entering the country.
Source:online khabar2022-12-22996 -
Jiri’s once glorious identity as gateway to Everest is now losing its grace
Jiri’s identity crisis
Source:online khabar2022-12-211946 -
As climate crisis worsens, people in the mountains are opting for concrete structures
The traditional mud-and-stone houses are no longer effective against bouts of rainfall and droughts, forcing locals to look for options.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2022-12-81398 -
Ropes on climbing routes litter Mount Everest
Around 50 tonnes of climbing ropes are estimated to lie buried under the snow on different mountains.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2022-12-3990 -
Tourist arrivals in November first half top 27,000
The tourist arrivals for the first 15 days of November stood at 27,213, making Sri Lanka inches away from crossing the 600,000 arrival mark for the year.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2022-11-171045 -
Pres recognises MMPRC's role in tourism promotion
Source:AVAS2022-11-151093 -
7-star facility hotel project in Udispattuwa
Aviyana Private Chalets is considered as the first five-star with seven-star facility hotel project with the 'pick & cook' dining concept in South Asia to open its wings to the hospitality sector which provides luxurious…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2022-11-92254 -
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Source:CNN2022-10-31982 -
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Miss Tourism World 2022 will host its grand finale in Sri Lanka this December, from 8th to 21st, with 80 winners from 80 countries.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2022-10-191233 -
Mustang: No longer a forbidden kingdom
Change is coming to Mustang—and not just because more tourists are visiting courtesy the roads.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2022-10-151975 -
Several trekkers trapped in Manaslu area rescued, one Nepali guide still out of contact
Police said trekking guide Pustar Lama has been out of contact since October 6 from the Larke pass at Manaslu in Gorkha.
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