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Bhajan tradition thrives in Gulmi
Folk bhajan singing has become particularly vibrant in Ratamata of Paralmi, Resunga Municipality-14.
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Tourist arrival increase by 13k in Dhorpatan
The number of tourists coming to enjoy Dhorpatan has been on the rise of late.
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-8-9814 -
Tharu musical instruments on the verge of disappearance
Traditional musical instruments that once echoed through Tharu festivals and cultural dances are gradually disappearing.
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-8-61030 -
From pastureland to a tourist hotspot
Snow-capped mountain peaks stretch across the northern horizon, with rolling green hills below and a winding highway snaking through the landscape.
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-8-3439 -
FMTC purchases local crops worth Rs. 6.74 million in Humla
The Food Management and Trading Company Limited (FMTC) has purchased indigenous crops worth Rs. 6.74 million from Humla.
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-7-31720 -
Manaslu trekking trail repaired
The Manaslu trekking trail from Gho to Chhekampar in Chum Nubri Rural Municipality of northern Gorkha has been repaired and upgraded.
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-7-29768 -
Panchthar emerges as water tourism hub
Until a few years ago, many of Panchthar’s ponds and waterfalls remained largely unknown. The Tamor River, meanwhile, had flowed quietly for generations, following its own course with little attention.
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-7-28644 -
Devghatdham emerging as centre for Sanskrit research
An initiative has been launched to promote Devghatdham in Tanahun as an international centre for the discussion and research of scriptures alongside spirituality.
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-7-27597 -
Historic Mithila folk dances dwindling
Dozens of historic folk dances that embody Mithila’s history, folklore and cultural identity are on the verge of disappearing.
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-7-24666 -
Increasing non-biodegradable waste spoiling enchanting beauty of Bukipatan
With the growing number of visitors to Bukipatan, located at Dhorpatan, the only hunting reserve in the country, non-biodegradable waste left behind by them has started piling up here, spoiling the natural beauty of the …
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-7-17536 -
Tourism infrastructure plan at Rupse waterfall remains incomplete
The tourism infrastructure development plan at the famous Rupse Waterfall in Dana of Annapurna Rural Municipality-3, Myagdi, has remained incomplete due to the construction company.
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-7-14735 -
Preparation made to open new trekking route
Preparation has been made to open new trekking route connecting Mudi-Gurja-Rughachour-Jaljala of Dhaulagiri rural municipality in Myagdi district with the aim of giving new dimension to natural, cultural and adventure to…
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-7-12716 -
Fly Dubai representatives, Pokhara-based tourism community discuss ways for sustainability of Pokhara-Dubai service
Representatives of Fly Dubai and Pokhara-based tourism entrepreneurs met on Sunday to explore measures for the sustainability of the Pokhara-Dubai flight service.
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-7-81565 -
Traditional Damaha returns to Bajura villages
The sound of traditional damaha drums is once again echoing through many villages in Bajura after the instrument had gradually disappeared from rural communities over the past several years.
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-7-7987 -
Tourists arrival by air increases in 6 months
The arrival of foreign tourists to Nepal has increased in the first six months of the year. According to the Nepal Tourism Board, the arrival of foreign tourists has increased this year compared to the same period last y…
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-7-5694 -
Nepalis spend Rs. 459 B on travel and tourism
Nepali households spent an estimated Rs. 459 billion on tourism-related activities a year, underscoring growing economic significance of domestic travel, according to the Domestic Tourism Survey-2025 released by Nationa…
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-7-31511 -
Akhari Puja begins in Tharu settlements
The historic and religious tradition of Akhari Puja, associated with nature, crops, and the collective security of the Tharu community, has begun in Tharu settlements.
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-6-301300 -
Over 700,000 visitors discover Mustang's wonders in 11 Months
In the current fiscal year 2082/83 BS, Mustang has welcomed over 700,000 tourists, with a total of 705,754 individuals entering the region from July to May.
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Reaching Tilicho Lake easier from Muktinath
Ramji Prasad Subedi of Bhakimli, Ward No. 3 of Beni Municipality, Myagdi, reached Tilicho Lake from Jomsom on Saturday in just nine hours, travelling by road and then on foot.
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-6-23869 -
Bhoto Jatra marked
As the evening advanced on Saturday, a large crowd gathered at Jawalakhel to witness the Bhoto Jatra, the sacred vest exhibition ceremony.
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-6-22964 -
Indian tourists flock to Pokhara to escape heat (Photo Feature)
With the onset of the summer season, Indian tourists are flocking to Pokhara.
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-6-191502 -
Rato Machhindranath reaches Jawalakhel
The chariot procession of Rato Machhindranath, revered as the god of rain, was pulled from Thati Tole to Jawalakhel on Wednesday. The chariots of Rato Machhindranath and Minnath had been stationed at Thati Tole in Lalitp…
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-6-181759 -
Tanahun intensifies Bhujel heritage preservation
Bhujel community in Tanahun has begun actively engaging in the preservation of its indigenous language and culture, which are increasingly at risk due to modernisation and a lack of intergenerational transmission.
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-6-161292 -
‘Elephants in the Fog’ earns Nepali cinema industry global recognition
The team of the Cannes Film Festival award-winning film ‘Elephants in the Fog’ was honoured at a programme held in Kathmandu.
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-6-12709 -
Modernisation threatens Sudurpaschim's folk art
Discussions on preserving local culture have begun in Dadeldhura as concerns grow that folk songs and dances of Sudurpachim are gradually disappearing due to globalisation and modernisation.
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-6-111470 -
Nagepokhari emerges as tourist destination
Nagepokhari, located in Ajirkot Rural Municipality-1 in Gorkha, is increasingly attracting domestic tourists.
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-6-91432 -
Tourists suffer as trekking trails disappear in Manang
The world-renowned Annapurna Circuit trekking route has increasingly come under threat in recent years due to road expansion.
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-5-204876 -
Lakeside firms demand shorter operating hours
Business owners in Pokhara, Nepal’s tourism capital, have demanded a reduction in operating hours for nightlife businesses, stating the current provision allowing 24-hour operations has become a burden rather than a boo…
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-5-194498 -
Devbhoomi Nepal national campaign highlighted
President Ramchandra Paudel on Monday presented the government’s policies and programmes for the fiscal year 2026/27, outlining that the “Devbhoomi Nepal” national campaign will be conducted to establish Nepal as a ce…
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-5-134604 -
Rato Machhindranath chariot procession to resume
The chariot procession of Machhindranath, revered as the rain god, is set to continue on June 17. At present, the chariot remains stationed at Thati Tole in Lalitpur.
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-5-102134 -
Phewa cannot survive without watershed
“Was this lake formed from melted snow from those Himalayas?” asked Astika Pokharel, who was visiting Phewa Lake for the first time, to a boatman. “And where does the lake water go?”
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-5-91863 -
Unseasonal snowfall affects Muktinath Yatra, agriculture in Mustang
The month of May is considered the best season to travel to Mustang district, as the winter season is over and there are slim chances of snowfall and biting cold.
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-5-72121 -
Machhapuchchhre Mountain
Machhapuchchhre Mountain seen from Nagdanda, Annapurna Rural Municipality-1, Kaski, on Saturday evening.
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-5-34536 -
2570th Buddha Jayanti marked nationwide
The nation marked the 2570th Buddha Jayanti by organising various programmes in Lumbini, the birthplace of Gautam Buddha, as well as in Swayambhunath and Bouddhanath on Friday.
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-5-22169 -
Pokhara auditorium to undergo reconstruction
The Pokhara auditorium is set to be renovated and upgraded with new facilities. Mayor the Pokhara Metropolitan Municipality Dhanraj Acharya, announced that the hall, which was constructed approximately 42 years ago, has …
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-4-284542 -
Kupinde Lakeside set to host film tourism festival
The ‘Kupinde Film Tourism Festival-2083’ is set to take place on 25 April at Kupinde Lake, a renowned tourist destination in Salyan.
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-4-273028 -
Pokhara tourism soars with record visitors
The New Year has brought renewed enthusiasm for tourism entrepreneurs in Pokhara, as the city witnessed a significant influx of visitors during the holiday period.
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-4-252801 -
Rato Machhindranath chariot procession begins
Rato Machhindranath chariot procession, regarded as the biggest cultural and religious event of Patan, begins today, drawing an immense crowd of devotees.
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-4-224332 -
Enchanting view of Ghandruk
A view of Dandagaun in Ghandruk, located at the Aanapurna Rural Municipality-11 of Kaski district.
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-4-223259 -
Poultry sector losses Rs. 500M due to bird flu
Farmers have suffered direct financial losses of more than Rs. 500 million in the past month due to a bird flu outbreak that has spread to three districts of Koshi Province—Jhapa, Morang, and Sunsari.
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-4-204281 -
Spring climbing season begins: 9 people successfully scaled Mt Dhaulagiri
With the onset of spring season, climbing expedition on Dhaulagiri has begun.
Source:gorkhapatra online2026-4-194030 -
Matatirtha Aunsi observed
Matatirtha Aunsi, a day dedicated to honouring mothers with deep reverence, devotion and gratitude, was celebrated across the country on Friday.
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-4-184332 -
Sindoor Jatra celebrated in Madhyapur Thimi
Residents of Madhyapur Thimi joyously celebrated Sindoor Jatra on Wednesday.
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-4-163783 -
Tourist boating in Phewa Lake
Tourists boating at the Phewa Lake in the tourist capital, Pokhara, in the Nepali New Year.
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-4-151738 -
Fewa New Year Festival begins
The Fewa New Year Festival began on Sunday at Lakeside in Pokhara.
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-4-132994 -
Pathibhara receives Snowfall again
Snowfall has occurred again in the Pathibhara area, a renowned pilgrimage site in Taplejung.
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-4-122974 -
'Ward tourism project' in operation in Beni
Beni Municipality has run a 'ward tourism project'.
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-4-101404 -
Ancient indigenous culture still alive in Chimkhola
A centuries-old indigenous culture is still alive in Chimkhola, Raghuganga Rural Municipality–7, Myagdi. Locals celebrated Bhume Puja with great enthusiasm, following traditional customs.
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-4-91053 -
Climbing expeditions begin on Dhaulagiri, Annapurna
With the onset of the spring season, climbing expeditions on Dhaulagiri and Annapurna have begun and the presence of both foreign and Nepali climbers has started to increase.
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-4-83054 -
Annapurna region welcomes 48,500 plus foreign tourists in a month
The Annapurna conservation area has received impressive number of foreign tourists at the beginning of the tourist season of the year 2026.
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-4-71691 -
New generation active in preserving ancestral culture
Myagdi youths have begun to actively participate in preserving the native culture of the Magar community, including endangered ancestral dances.
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-4-41764 -
Singa hot water spring attracts tourists
The Singa Tatopani kunda (hot water spring) area in Beni Municipality-4 of Myagdi has recently begun attracting increased attention due to its growing religious and cultural activities.
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-4-32203 -
Magar community in Maygdi observe 'Bhume Puja' to appease nature
The Magar community in Myagdi has a tradition of observing the 'Bhume Puja' ritual to please nature.
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-4-21110 -
Tourists enjoy boating in Phewa Lake
Many domestic and foreign tourists enjoy boating in the Phewa Lake in Pokhara, a tourist destination also known for a close view of magnificent mountain range such as Annapurna.
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-4-11223 -
Rafting begins in Kaligandaki river
Rafting has been started on the Kaligandaki river from Farse in Jaljala Rural Municipality of Parbat to Nayapul in Kushma Municipality, with the aim of extending the stay of tourists visiting the tourism capital, Pokhara…
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-3-302345 -
Seto Machhindranath chariot procession moves through Kathmandu streets
The festival of Seto Machhindranath, known locally as Jana Baha Dyo, began on Thursday with the pulling of its chariot from Teendhara Pathshala, Jamal, to Ason. The procession continued on Friday, with the chariot pulled…
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-3-283006 -
Ramnavami And Mithila Traditions
Mithila is a lovely and legendary land, enriched and endowed with many fairs and festivals.
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-3-273854 -
Snow covered Rara Lake
Rara Lake, a major tourist destination in Karnali Province, has been covered with snow since Sunday night.
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-3-264504 -
Foreigners allowed for solo trekking in Upper Mustang
Foreign tourists will now onwards be allowed to go solo trekking in partially restricted area here.
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-3-243302 -
Pokhara targets cities of eastern Nepal to receive domestic tourists
The Hotel Association of Nepal (HAN) in Pokhara and the Gandaki Province Office of the Nepal Tourism Board (NTB) have started a promotional event in the eastern cities of the country to receive more domestic tourists.
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-3-233889 -
Kathmandu comes alive for Paha Charhe
The Paha Charhe festival, celebrated by the indigenous Newa community of the Kathmandu Valley, began on Tuesday.
Source:gorkhapatra online2026-3-191573 -
Tourist information centre to be operated at Pokhara Int'l Airport
The Nepal Tourism Board (NTB) is to operate a tourist information centre in collaboration with Pokhara International Airport, Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal and the Tourist Police.
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-3-171451 -
Five countries that are actively welcoming travellers in 2026
As some of the world’s most popular destinations grapple with record crowds and increasingly creative ways to deal with them a new set of countries is actively seeking more visitors in 2026.
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In Janakpur, young women are reimagining Mithila art
In an age of AI-generated personalised images, like Studio Ghibli-style portraits, people once relied on hand-crafted art to tell their stories. One such traditional art form that has existed for centuries is Mithila ar…
Source:The Kathmandu Post2026-3-65180 -
‘Pahilo Aamnirwachan 2015’ explores Nepal’s first parliamentary election
journalist Birat Anupam released ‘Pahilo Aamnirwachan 2015’.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2026-3-53856 -
Sunsari Majhi community observe Ladi festival
The Majhi community of Sunsari has observed the traditional Ladi festival by performing worship at the Saptakoshi River.
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-3-42356 -
Thakali community celebrating ‘Toran Lha’ festival
The Thakali community, mostly in Myagdi and Mustang, are celebrating their major festival, the Toran Lha (Phagu Purnima) festival today.
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-3-32126 -
Phagu Poornima festival being celebrated in the mountainous and hilly districts
Phagu Poornima or Holi festival is being celebrated with much fanfare in the mountain and hilly districts today.
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-3-21525 -
Snow covered Mustang-Dolpa road
A section of the Mustang-Dolpa road covered in snow in Varagung Mukti Chhetra Rural Municipality-5 of Mustang.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2026-2-261842 -
Devotees celebrate Fagu in Kanchanaban
The religious group participating in the much-revered Madhyamika Parikrama of Jaleshwor, Mithila, celebrated Holi by throwing colours in Kanchanaban on Monday.
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-2-252222 -
Devotees celebrate Fagu in Kanchanaban
The religious group participating in the much-revered Madhyamika Parikrama of Jaleshwor, Mithila, celebrated Holi by throwing colours in Kanchanaban on Monday.
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-2-242775 -
Nepathya set to perform in Siliguri
Nepathya is set to perform in Siliguri, India, for the first time.
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-2-233677 -
The 1951 Revolution And The Current Context
Understanding the national and international context of the political changes that occurred in Nepal in 1951 helps us grasp what modern-day Nepal needs to realise.
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-2-206817 -
Janakpurdham Art, Literature and Int'l Drama Festival kicks off
The Janakpurdham Art, Literature and International Drama Festival organised by Maithili Development Trust began from today.
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-2-193473 -
Dhaulagiri Mountain
The snow-covered Dhaulagiri Mountain and the surrounding area seen from Chimang village of Gharapjhong Rural Municipality-1 of Mustang district on Tuesday morning.
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-2-181702 -
'There is a feeling of the greatest outrage': The mystery of stolen champion racehorse Shergar
It was on a cold winter's night in 1983 that a prize stallion named Shergar was stolen from a stud farm in Ireland.
Source:CNN2026-2-173257 -
Tourism, infrastructure development and climate change main election agendas in Manang
The candidates running in the election for the House of Representatives (HoR) Member from Manang have intensified their election campaign.
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-2-163369 -
Maha Shivaratri Celebrated with Grand Devotion at Pashupatinath Temple
The great Hindu festival of Maha Shivaratri is being celebrated across the country today with great devotion.
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Maha Shivaratri being observed nationwide today
The Maha Shivaratri festival is being celebrated across the country today.
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-2-152715 -
Shifting Dynamics Of Nepal's Political Culture
Political culture is crucial for shaping a nation into a strong thread of deep-rooted unity, shared beliefs, norms, and attitudes that people carry to uphold the political system and its values.
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-2-137734 -
Tourism poetry symposium held
Four organisations jointly featured a tourism poetry symposium in the serene site of Pharping, Kathmandu, recently.
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-2-122835 -
Hikers' Club collects waste from Fewa Lake area
The Hikers' Club Nepal, a network of hikers formed to promote tourist destinations in and around Pokhara, has led a sanitation event in the vicinity of Fewa Lake in Pokhara.
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-2-103136 -
Tourist growth plan unveiled to revive international flights at Bhairahawa airport
A tourist growth plan has been introduced to ensure regular international flights at the underperforming Gautam Buddha International Airport in Bhairahawa, the gateway to the birthplace of the Buddha.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2026-2-97659 -
Ancient Supernova Lights Cosmos
Elusive planet Mercury would be fleeting low in the western sky just after sunset
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-2-67367 -
Snowfall in Mustang
The view of the famous religious site Muktinath Temple area in Varagung Muktichhetra Rural Municipality-1 of Mustang on Wednesday morning after snowfall since Tuesday afternoon.
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-2-43441 -
Pokhara's Lakeside area to be made tourism-friendly
The stakeholders and local community have commenced their initiatives to ensure tourism-friendly environment in Lakeside of Pokhara.
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-2-31724 -
capturing the past and future in the same frame
Can tradition and technology exist in the same breath, or are they forever locked in opposition?
Source:The Kathmandu Post2026-2-21760 -
Snowfall occurs in Baitadi and Baglung districts
Baitadi district has witnessed a snowfall since early this morning. The upper belt in the district like Sigas, Khodpe, Anarkholi and Dholyamod experienced the heavy snowfall.
Source:gorkhapatra online2026-1-282831 -
Dhumba Lake lures tourists to Mustang
Last year, during the month of Magh (mid-January to mid-February), Dhumba Lake, located in Samle village of Gharpajhong Rural Municipality–5 in Mustang, had frozen over.
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-1-222212 -
Maghe Sankranti celebrated across Nepal as a festival of faith, renewal and cultural unity
Maghe Sankranti celebrated across Nepal as a festival of faith, renewal and cultural unity
Source:Khabarhub2026-1-155182 -
First ‘Bhakka’ festival observed in Mechinagar
For the first time in Mechinagar, the Rajbanshi community celebrated the ‘Bhakka Pitha’ Festival on Sunday.
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-1-127162 -
The 20 best places to travel in 2026
In this year's guide to the best places to travel, we're highlighting destinations that offer incredible experiences while using tourism to support local communities, protect the environment and preserve their unique cul…
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Efforts under way to include Upper Dolpa in World Heritage List
Efforts under way to include Upper Dolpa in World Heritage List
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-1-82667 -
Hiti Art Exhibition at Patan Museum from tomorrow
A three-day art exhibition celebrating the rich heritage of traditional stone spouts, known as Hitis, is all set to be held in Patan Museum from January 9 to 11.
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-1-85243 -
Second Snowfall of the season in Pathibhara
The Pathibhara area has received snowfall for the second time this winter.
Source:gorkhapatra online2026-1-44968 -
Greece, Cyprus welcome 2026 without bang
Greece and Cyprus welcomed 2026 by turning down the volume.
Source:The Rising Nepal2026-1-24492 -
Rupakot: A hidden tourist gem in Khotang
Rupakot, a stunning natural and culturally rich tourist destination in Khotang, has yet to gain the recognition it deserves.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-12-297301 -
Bibaha Panchami festival being celebrated today
Bibaha Panchami festival being celebrated today
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-11-256337 -
Bandipur aims at attracting 800,000 tourists
Tanahu's historical and cultural settlement, Bandipur, has announced a goal to attract 800,000 tourists as part of its ‘Visit Year’ campaign.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-11-246570 -
Frida Kahlo self-portrait sells for $55m, sets auction record for a female artist
A surrealist painting from the 1940s by Frida Kahlo has sold for $54.7m (£41.8m) - shattering the auction record for an artwork by a female artist.
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Sidhhakali becomes a hub for religious tourism in Bhojpur
Sidhhakali becomes a hub for religious tourism in Bhojpur
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-11-218501 -
Pakhribas emerging as popular tourist destination
Pakhribas in Dhankuta, a town with strong tourism potential in eastern Nepal, has recently begun attracting growing numbers of visitors.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-11-198049 -
Uttar Gandaki Mahamela generates Rs. 23.99 million
The income and expenditure of the ‘Uttar Gandaki Mahamela Damodar Dharmotsav-2082’, held at Uttarbahini, the confluence of Lumbini and Gandaki Provinces, has been made public.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-11-177579 -
Liaohu Village of China's Yunnan boasts thousand-year pottery-making tradition
Liaohu Village of China's Yunnan boasts thousand-year pottery-making tradition
Source:Xinhua News Agency2025-11-107507 -
Footballers decry ANFA decision not to hold A-Division league this year
ANFA postpones top-tier football for second straight year—defending champs Church Boys idle since 2023; 2,100 players threaten street protests as NFPA warns “don’t kill us while we’re still alive.”
Source:The Kathmandu Post2025-11-52837 -
Pattaya’s New Tourism Vision: Culture, Shopping and Beaches to Appeal to Chinese Visitors
PM Anutin assures Xi Jinping at APEC of no gambling legalization amid 90% drop in arrivals—spotlighting family-friendly beaches, heritage sites, shopping, and cuisine for sustainable recovery.
Source:TTW2025-11-28277 -
APF reaches Muktinath Temple to provide medical care to tourists
Armed Police Force treats 250 tourists for altitude sickness symptoms like headaches and nausea at temple entrance while clearing snow-blocked routes.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-10-305664 -
Long holiday sees 90 per cent hotel occupancy in Pokhara
Long holidays, clear skies, and perfect weather bring back the buzz to Pokhara’s hotels, restaurants, and trekking routes — offering long-awaited relief to the local tourism industry.
Source:myRepublica2025-10-268692 -
Nepal Airlines Appeals for Support to Promote New Kathmandu-Guangzhou Flight
National carrier urges media accuracy and stakeholder cooperation as strong ticket sales signal growing demand for its new international flight connecting Nepal and China.
Source:ictframe2025-10-158976 -
Indigenous thought in a turbulent world
As global crises deepen, Indigenous philosophies rooted in harmony, reciprocity and collective well-being invite humanity to rethink progress and rediscover its connection with nature and spirit.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2025-10-147167 -
At Kalashala’s open studio, everyone is an artist
Founded by artist Sudikshya Dongol, Kalashala Nepal has grown into an open studio and creative hub where artists of all backgrounds come together to explore, learn, and share their stories through art.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2025-10-135262 -
78,000 foreign tourists visit Nepal during September
Nepal welcomed 78,711 foreign tourists in September 2025, down 18.3% from 96,302 in September 2024, with most visitors coming from India, the US, China, Sri Lanka, and Bangladesh, according to the Nepal Tourism Board.
Source:My Republica2025-10-87294 -
Carlos Soria, 86, becomes oldest person to summit Mt. Manaslu
At 86, Spanish climber Carlos Soria Fontán summited Mt. Manaslu (8,163 m) on Friday, becoming the oldest to do so. A legendary alpinist, he has scaled 10 of the world’s 14 highest peaks after age 60.
Source:The Himalayan Times2025-9-264246 -
8K climbers scale Manaslu as summit bids underway
Over 30 climbers from 8K Expeditions, including 13 Sherpas, successfully summited Mt. Manaslu (8,163m) during a fair weather window, with at least four reaching the top without supplemental oxygen.
Source:The Himalayan Times2025-9-2510964 -
Tourists start returning to Kanyam and Antu
Tourism in Ilam’s popular spots like Kanyam and Antu is gradually recovering after the September Gen-Z protests, though visitor numbers—especially from India—remain below pre-protest levels.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-9-237485 -
Pokhara tourism entrepreneurs urge Finance Minister Khanal to address crisis
Pokhara tourism entrepreneurs urged Finance Minister Rameshwor Khanal to provide relief and revival measures after recent protests caused severe losses to the sector.
Source:The Himalayan Times2025-9-232460 -
Foreign Nationals Tracking System to be enforced from Mid-September
Nepal will roll out the Foreign Nationals Registration and Tracking System (FNRTS) from September 17, 2025, starting with Kathmandu star hotels and gradually expanding to other service providers.
Source:The Himalayan Times2025-9-312457 -
Nepal to Host Art and Culture Festival in September
Nepal is preparing to welcome visitors to a nearly month-long celebration of art, heritage, and traditions this September.
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Everest fees rise, but Nepal’s ‘hidden peaks’ are now free
From September 1, Everest permit fees will rise from $11,000 to $15,000, while 97 lesser-known Himalayan peaks will be free to climb for two years.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2025-8-94670 -
Nepal Celebrates Janai Purnima Today
Hindus nationwide are marking Janai Purnima today, with tagadharis changing their sacred thread after ritual bathing.
Source:My Republica2025-8-99161 -
Banke National Park successful in tiger conservation
Banke National Park succeeds in tiger conservation and curbing human-wildlife conflict.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-7-315327 -
Changunarayan Temple Attracts Over 31,000 Tourists in a Year
Bhaktapur, July 30: The UNESCO-listed Changunarayan Temple welcomed 31,225 foreign tourists in the fiscal year 2024/25.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-7-307792 -
Rare Sarus cranes spotted in Ratanpur wetland
The wetlands of southern Kanchanpur district are showing a promising presence of rare Sarus cranes.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-7-276879 -
Over 200,000 tourists visit Bhaktapur in a year
Bhaktapur welcomed a total of 244,868 foreign tourists during the last fiscal year (FY) 2024/25.
Source:myRepublica2025-7-258130 -
All four doors of Pashupatinath temple open
On the occasion of the first Monday of Sawan month, all four doors of the Pashupatinath temple are open from 3 am today for the devotees.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-7-213164 -
Altitude sickness claims lives of 13 tourists in Mustang over past year
A total of 13 domestic and foreign tourists lost their lives due to altitude sickness while visiting Mustang in the fiscal year 2024/2025 (2081/82).
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-7-207106 -
Annapurna region sees record tourist influx driven by SAARC visitors
The number of foreign tourists entering the Annapurna region has set a new record.
Source:myRepublica2025-7-1810162 -
Facilities added for pilgrims in Muktinath Temple
Additional facilities have been added targeting pilgrims in the Muktinath Temple located in Varagung Mukti Chhetra Rural Municipality-1 of Mustang, a popular pilgrimage site for both Hindus and Buddhists.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-7-1810713 -
Lumbini removed from UNESCO’s danger list, Tilaurakot nears World Heritage status
UNESCO has temporarily removed Lumbini, the birthplace of Buddha, from its list of sites under potential threat.
Source:myRepublica2025-7-124007 -
Roadside turned into attractive ‘Asare’ garden
With minimal effort and dedication, 58-year-old Harka Thebe from Dandatole in Urlabari-9 has proven that it doesn't take a massive financial investment to beautify a village.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-7-103387 -
Archaeologists unveil 3,500-year-old city in Peru
Archaeologists have announced the discovery of an ancient city in Peru's northern Barranca province.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-7-78270 -
Nepal ranked 7th in 2025 solo adventure travel list
Nepal has been ranked seventh in the list of top solo adventure travel destinations for 2025.
Source:myRepublica2025-7-27163 -
With rising tourists, more new hotels open in Rara
The number of domestic and foreign tourists visiting Rara Lake, the main tourist destination of Karnali Province, has increased.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-7-19949 -
Restoration of Saptapatal Pokhari underway
Anyone passing through Lagankhel Bus Park toward the Batuk Bhairav temple in Lalitpur can now see a group of workers actively restoring the historic Saptapatal Pokhari (pond).
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-6-3010394 -
217 bird species recorded in Gaumukhi area of Pyuthan
A total of 217 species of birds have been recorded in the Gaumukhi area of Pyuthan.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-6-299418 -
Golden turtle spotted in Jhapa
A rare golden turtle has been spotted in the Charkose forest of Jalthal, Jhapa, known as the country’s Charkose Jhadi. The turtle was discovered in the Shree Pathibhara Kalika Community Forest located at Haldibari Rura…
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-6-188065 -
Taleju Bhawani’s necklace awaiting return from Chicago Museum
The Taleju Bhawani’s necklace, donated by King Pratap Malla, currently held in the collection of the Art Institute of Chicago (Museum), USA.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-6-185166 -
Helambu building 60km Himalayan Great Trail
A 7-kilometre stretch of the 'Himalayan Great Trail' (Shadbigya Shadkshari Dharma Chakra Wall), which aims to span 60 kilometres, has been completed as part of the pride project of Helambu Rural Municipality.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-6-178755 -
Rautes showcase their craftsmanship in national exhibition
Raute, a nomadic ethnic group living in the jungles of western Nepal, visited Kathmandu to showcase their traditional wooden utensil-making skills at the National Fine Arts Exhibition held at the Nepal Academy of Fine A…
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-6-167926 -
Over 700 tourists visit Banke National Park in 10 months
The number of visitors to Banke National Park (BaNP), the youngest national park established for the conservation of the globally rare Bengal tiger and the protection of a vital biological corridor, has been steadily inc…
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-6-113688 -
Tourist influx rises at Gupteshwor Cave
The historic Gandaki Shatta Kundiya Gayatri Kotihom has boosted tourism in Pokhara.
Source:myRepublica2025-6-108406 -
Tilaurakot, Ram Janaki Temple and Panauti’s nominations on WHS in process
UNESCO’s tentative list includes 15 sites from Nepal. Tilaurakot, the capital of the ancient Shakya Kingdom, along with the Ram Janaki Temple and Panauti, are currently in the process of being nominated as World Herita…
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-6-94807 -
Tourist arrival drops in May
Tourist arrival in Nepal has decreased in the month of May this year.
2025-6-45990 -
Makawanpur Gadhi drawing thousands of tourists daily
Makawanpur Gadhi Palace, located 16 kilometres east of Hetauda along the Kanti Rajpath road, is a historic, archaeological and strategically important site, is now drawing more and more tourists.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-6-18199 -
French artists to perform at Annapurna base camp
French artists are set to perform a musical tribute at the Annapurna base camp in honour of Maurice Herzog, the first climber to summit the mountain.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-5-296001 -
18th Republic Day: Mountain tourism photo expo opens at RSS
18th Republic Day: Mountain tourism photo expo opens at RSS
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-5-257275 -
Nepali art and culture showcased in China
A musical and award distribution program has been organized here for the promotion of tourism, art and culture between Nepal and China.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-5-254858 -
Harsing Danda emerges top tourist destination
Surrounded by white snowcapped mountains, with the Marsyangdi and Khudi rivers flowing down the valley below, and lush green pastures and forests blooming with colourful flowers, Harsing Danda (hill) is turning into a t…
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-5-236493 -
Tashi Gyalzen creates history with four Everest ascents in 15 days
A Sherpa climber from Khumjung, Solukhumbu today created history in mountain climbing as he made four successful ascents of Mt Everest in just 15 days.
Source:The Himalayan Times2025-5-234875 -
History Made in the Himalayas: Nicola Corbova Answers the Call and Shatters Records at Xtri 2025
she also accomplished the unthinkable, becoming the first woman ever to win an XTRI outright, crossing the finish line ahead of all male competitors in this grueling long extreme triathlon.
Source:SATV2025-5-227813 -
More tourists visit Barahapokhar
More tourists visit Barahapokhar
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-5-229905 -
Nepal Mountain Academy achieves historic academic summit of Himlung Himal
Nepal Mountain Academy achieves historic academic summit of Himlung Himal
Source:The Himalayan Times2025-5-208921 -
5 Ukrainian, 4 Sherpa climbers complete Everest-Lhotse traverse
At least nine climbers from 8K Expeditions successfully scaled Mt Lhotse immediately after they returned from the summit of the world's highest mountain.
Source:The Himalayan Times2025-5-166520 -
British climber Jay Whiting scales Nuptse for 'Everest Triple Crown' bid
British climber Jay Whiting who aims to complete 'Everest Triple Crown' this season today scaled Mt Nuptse, according to expedition organiser.
Source:The Himalayan Times2025-5-1311067 -
Rs 770 million royalty collected from mountaineering this spring
More than Rs 770 million has been collected from mountaineering royalty during the spring season this year, the Department of Tourism stated.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-5-128465 -
Spring Everest season begins as Sherpas open summit route
The 2025 spring climbing season on Mount Everest officially commenced after a team of seven Sherpas fixed ropes to the summit at 5 p.m. on Friday, clearing the way for climbers to begin their ascents.
Source:Nepal News2025-5-109987 -
Boating begins at a newly built lake in Simbhanjyang
Tourists can now experience boating at a newly constructed lake in Simbhanjyang, the highest point in Makwanpur district, at an elevation of 2,488 metres.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-5-64628 -
Over 100 thousand tourists visit Nepal in April
The last month, April, saw a record number of foreign tourists' arrival- over 116 thousand in Nepal.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-5-39103 -
Yarsagumba harvesting season begins in northern Gorkha
Residents of Chhekampar in Chumnubri Rural Municipality-7 have started heading to the highlands of Chheke and Baju to harvest Yarsagumba, a valuable medicinal herb.
Source:The Himalayan Times2025-5-26273 -
41 climbers obtain permits to scale Mt Kanchenjunga so far this spring
A total of 41 climbers have received permits to scale Mt Kanchenjunga, the world’s third-highest peak, within a period of just one and a half months, according to Nepal’s Ministry of Culture, Tourism, and Civil Aviatio…
Source:myRepublica2025-4-253602 -
700 tourists arrive in Sagarmatha region in a single day
The Sagarmatha region has witnessed the footfall of some 700 tourists in a single day.
Source:NepalNews2025-4-224153 -
Nepal's snow leopard number reaches 397
The country has revealed its first-ever national estimate of the snow leopard population, counting 397 individuals across seven study regions with a mean density of 1.56 per 100 square kilometres.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-4-225580 -
Italian tourist rescued from Upper Mustang after altitude sickness
Lo Manthang Rural Municipality rescued Diago Mario Pinto, an Italian national, after he fell ill due to altitude sickness while visiting Upper Mustang, situated nearly 4,000 meters above sea level.
Source:myRepublica2025-4-212435 -
Tourists flock Sunkoshi, Bhote Koshi for rafting
The number of domestic and international tourists seeking to escape the scorching heat by rafting on the Sunkoshi River at Sukute and the Bhote Koshi River above Bahrabise is steadily rising with the arrival of summer.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-4-216920 -
Drones can deliver supplies on Mount Everest this year, and it may change climbing forever
At the top of the world amid pristine white glaciers and towering rock, silence reigns. Suddenly it is broken by a ladder falling from the sky.
Source:CNN2025-4-214562 -
Famed Sherpa guide will attempt to climb Mount Everest for a 31st time and break his own record
One of the greatest mountain guides will attempt to scale the world's highest peak for the 31st time - and possibly the 32nd time as well - and break his own record.
Source:The Himalayan Times2025-4-213280 -
Nepal's world cup dream ends in rain
Nepal’s hopes of qualifying for the 2026 ICC U-19 Cricket World Cup were dashed after their crucial match against Afghanistan in the Asia Qualifiers was cancelled due to poor weather conditions. The game, scheduled for …
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-4-205522 -
Kanchenjunga's diamond jubilee celebration starts
The Kanchenjunga Diamond Jubilee Festival commenced in Taplejung on Friday, marking 70 years since the first human ascent of Mount Kanchenjunga, the third-highest mountain in the world and the second-highest in Nepal.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-4-204558 -
Inclusive youth involvement results in renaissance of Newari culture
Once thought to be fading under the pressures of urbanisation and modern distractions, the centuries-old cultural rituals of Kathmandu’s Newar community are now witnessing a vibrant resurgence -- led by the very generat…
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-4-202975 -
Biodiversity of Madhes under threat: Study
Madhes Province hosts 163 species of fish, 24 species of amphibians, 95 reptile species and 578 species of birds. But they are now under threat due to human-wildlife conflict, habitat loss, illegal hunting and environmen…
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-4-196420 -
Buddhist International Travel Mart to take place from May 24
The third edition of the Buddhist International Travel Mart is set to take place from May 24.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-4-174866 -
Preparations underway for Jaljala eco trek
Jaljala Rural Municipality is preparing to launch the Jaljala Eco Trek aiming to promote tourism while conserving local art, culture and biodiversity.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-4-177565 -
New bird species recorded in Nepal; Violet Cuckoo becomes 899th species
A new bird species, the Violet Cuckoo (Baijani Koili in Nepali), has been officially recorded in Nepal, marking the 899th bird species in the country's avian records.
Source:The Himalayan Times2025-4-165713 -
Baikuntha-Kailash zipline comes into operation
Nepal’s first Baikuntha-Kailash zipline, built with investment from the local government, has officially come into operation.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-4-165491 -
Songs fill the air as summer migratory birds arrive
With the arrival of spring, the sweet sounds of the cuckoos echo through the forests.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-4-156652 -
Ambassadors of different countries enjoying in Kanyam
Ambassadors of different countries to Nepal have arrived at Kanyam in Suryodaya Municipality for the visit of this scenic tea spot on the occasion of Nepali New Year 2082 BS.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-4-147872 -
Air pollution affects tourism sector
Stakeholders have said that air pollution is increasingly affecting the tourism sector.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-4-135772 -
Koshi Province announces 2082 as Tourism Year
The Koshi Province Government has officially declared 2082 as Koshi Tourism Year amidst an inaugural ceremony.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-4-1113629 -
Dhumaiya Watershed Area attracting domestic visitors seeking cooler climate
The Dhumaiya Watershed Area, situated in Taduwa within Binauna of Rapti Sonari Rural Municipality–5, Banke, has recently emerged as a popular destination for those seeking to escape the summer heat.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-4-87057 -
National Potato Festival begins in Hemja
The National Potato Festival has kicked off on Sunday in Hemja of Pokhara Metropolitan City-25, a pocket area for potato production in the district of Kaski.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-4-79819 -
Forests echo with summer migratory birds’ calls
The banks of Danav River along the Bhairahawa-Taulihawa road stretch in Rupandehi district are abuzz with activity as migratory birds arrive to nest.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2025-4-66055 -
Summit route opens on Ama Dablam
The summit route to Ama Dablam (6,812m) has officially opened for the Spring 2025 climbing season.
Source:The Himalayan Times2025-4-38072 -
Birendranagar conserving old sites, expanding new tourist areas
Birendranagar Municipality has emphasised tourism promotion.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-4-39243 -
Over 121,000 tourists visit Nepal in March by air
Nepal welcomed 121,800 foreign tourists in March, 2025. Such number of tourists entered Nepal by air, according to the Nepal Tourism Board.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-4-24224 -
Tourists, locals enjoy 'ephemeral' Tokyo cherry blossoms
Tourists and Japanese locals marvelled at Tokyo's cherry trees on Monday at the peak of the annual blossom season that traditionally represents fresh starts but also life's fleeting impermanence.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-4-19169 -
15,000 pilgrims visit Muktinath in two days
Nearly 15,000 domestic and foreign tourists visited Mustang over two days.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-314401 -
42 climbers obtain permits to climb Annapurna I
At least 42 climbers have obtained permits to climb Annapurna I this spring, a towering 8,091-metre peak nestled in Narchyang, Annapurna Rural Municipality-4 of Myagdi district.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-319847 -
80yo US national treks to Everest Base Camp in inspirational feat
In an extraordinary display of determination and physical endurance, 80-year-old VV Sundaram, a US national based in Chennai, has successfully trekked to Everest Base Camp, defying age and inspiring adventurers worldwide…
Source:The Himalayan Times2025-3-306202 -
Kullekot to be preserved as conservation park
The ruins of Kullekot Durbar in Baitadi, once a historic site symbolising social justice, are set to be excavated and transformed into a conservation park.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-303051 -
Second Hunting season begins in Dhorpatan
The second hunting season of this year has begun in Dhorpatan, the only hunting reserve in Nepal.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-304494 -
Shey Phoksundo Lake: A Hidden Gem of Nepal
Shey Phoksundo Lake, located in the remote Dolpa district, is one of the most alluring and serene lakes in the world.
Source:Nepal News2025-3-286948 -
A Bear Species Known For Lazy Feature
There are three species of bears in Nepal: sloth bear, black bear, and brown bear. They represent three different physiographic regions, from the foothills of Churia to the mountains and Tibetan Plateau.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-288465 -
Rara Lake tourism season begins
The perfect time to visit beautiful Rara Lake has arrived.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-288169 -
Bus reaches Manang for first time
A bus bearing the registration number Na 6 Kha 9579, which usually operates on the Besisahar-Pokhara route, has reached Manang for the first time.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-267690 -
Securing permits for spring mountaineering begins
Granting permits has begun for spring mountaineering this year.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-263388 -
Nearly 100,000 Indian tourists visit Mustang
Nearly 100,000 Indian tourists visit Mustang each year. The number has significantly risen due to the religious significance of the Muktinath Temple, a revered site for Hindu devotees.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-258790 -
Blooming bougainvillea gives beautiful look to Nepalgunj
The vibrant and colourful bougainvillea blooming on the greenbelt of Surkhet Road along Nepalgunj’s four-lane highway has recently become viral in social media.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-2512930 -
Foreign tourists refuse to leave Simli forest
Foreign nationals from 38 countries, including India, the United States, China, and Japan, have been residing illegally in the Simli jungle of Ghodaghodi Municipality-9, Kailali, despite local authorities’ directive to …
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-246262 -
Habitat problem arises as tiger number rises
As the tiger population increases in Nepal, its habitat area has to be expanded.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-244024 -
Focusing on cultural prosperity, diversity preservation in Kaligandaki
A cultural festival has been organised in Kaligandaki Rural Municipality, Syangja, to preserve and promote cultural prosperity and diversity.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-166772 -
Nagarkot Zipline: A Thrilling Experience
Nagarkot Hill in Bhaktapur district is on the list of domestic and foreign tourists visiting the Kathmandu Valley.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-144944 -
New mountain trail to link Manaslu and Annapurna
To offer visitors a peaceful yet thrilling long trek to these famous routes, a new mountain trail connecting Lamjung and Gorkha has recently been developed.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-147841 -
Training held to control human-wildlife conflict
The National Trust for Nature Conservation (NTNC), which has said that wildlife crimes such as poaching are contributing to the rising human-wildlife conflict, has started providing training on wildlife crime prevention.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-123598 -
Tourists enjoy immersive experience of ethnic culture in Kunming
Visitors to the Yunnan Ethnic Village scenic area in Kunming, Yunnan Province, had the chance to enjoy an immersive experience sampling the charming local ethnic culture.
Source:CGTN2025-3-116578 -
Kotgadhi with a 300-year history in Khotang awaits preservation
Nepal is home to many places of historical, religious and archeological significance. Unfortunately, some of these areas have been erased.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-1010477 -
Third Lumbini International Peace Marathon to be held on 22nd March
With the objective of promoting Lumbini, the birthplace of Gautam Buddha, and the surrounding Buddhist heritage sites, the Lumbini International Peace Marathon will be held in Lumbini on March 22nd 2025.
Source:SATV2025-3-915489 -
Leaf-playing competition held to preserve old tradition
There was once a tradition of playing leaves that sounds like music to express one’s emotions while going to the fields or herding cattle in villages.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-97241 -
Young women embrace handicraft business
Handmade crafts have become increasingly popular among the younger generation, with various items now easily accessible and purchasable online.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-96520 -
Status Of Crimson Sunbird
The crimson sunbird fascinates birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts with its vibrant plumage and dynamic presence.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-79654 -
Dutch linguist Driem's 'A Grammar of Limbu' released
A book entitled 'A Grammar of Limbu (Based on the Phedape Dialect of the Old Limbu Heartland)', authored by Dutch linguist George van Driem, was released on Wednesday.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-67634 -
New bird species discovered
A new bird species has been recorded in Nepal.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-56295 -
Rhododendrons in full bloom across Bajura forests
With the arrival of the spring season, most of the forested hills in Bajura have been covered with blooming rhododendrons.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-48830 -
Magar Museum established in Ghorahi
A museum has been established in Ghorahi sub-metropolitan city-13, New Bus Park so as to preserve the art and culture of Magar community.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-3-310600 -
Lhasa hosts equestrian show amid Tibetan New Year celebrations
Riders enter the racecourse in Lhasa, southwest China's Xizang Autonomous Region, March 2, 2025.
Source:XINHUA2025-3-38323 -
Is Uzbekistan the next great architectural destination?
Amid the current construction boom, Uzbekistan is again serving as a magnet for progressive building ideas, just as it did in the 1960s and 1970s.
Source:CNN2025-2-287932 -
Plum blossoms add color to east China's city
Plum blossoms in Meiyuan Garden have recently entered their peak flowering season in Linhai City, east China's Zhejiang Province.
Source:XINHUA2025-2-279088 -
Thehe: Village of Nepal’s rich archaeological heritage
Located in the remote hills of Simkot Rural Municipality-1 and 2, Thehe village stands as a living testament to Nepal’s architectural and cultural heritage.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-2-258814 -
75,000 people visit Gorkha Durbar Museum in eight months
Over 75,000 visitors have toured the Gorkha Durbar Museum in the past eight months.
Source:NepalNews2025-2-207850 -
Tuwachung Mini Great Wall attracts tourists
A trekking trail has been constructed at Tuwachung Jayajum Hill, the historical and ancestral site of the Kiranti people. The area has become more attractive after the construction of a Mini Great Wall.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-2-1010840 -
Poor infrastructure, scant amenities limit Nepal’s tourism potential
Nepal, rich in natural beauty and cultural heritage, has long been a popular destination for tourists seeking adventure, spirituality, and scenic beauty. However, the country’s tourism growth has been hampered by poor i…
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-2-911687 -
2025 to 2035 to be observed as Tourism Decade: Minister Pandey
Minister for Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation Badri Prasad Pandey said that preparations were afoot to designate the year 2025 to 2035 as the Tourism Decade.
Source:NepalNews2025-1-228728 -
Panchadeval in Baitadi constructed by Shridevi, not by Pandavas, claims ex-CM Rawal
The construction of Panchadeval in Baitadi, listed in the Department of Archaeology’s heritage conservation programme and featured on postal stamps and the Dasharathchand Municipality’s logo, is claimed to have been le…
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-1-177627 -
Maghi festive spirit in Tharu community
The Tharu community has celebrated the Maghi festival with great enthusiasm.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-1-1411082 -
Yams supply up in market ahead of Maghe Sankranti
With the approach of Maghe Sankranti festival, the supply of root vegetables, including yam, sweet potatoes and cocoyam, has significantly increased across markets in the Kathmandu Valley.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-1-138443 -
Annual census of water birds begins nationwide
The annual water bird census began on Saturday.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-1-510144 -
Nepal's tourism sector sees notable recovery with 13% growth in 2024
Nepal's tourism sector witnessed a remarkable resurgence in international visitor arrivals in 2024, with a notable increase in the number of international visitors to the Himalayan nation.
Source:The Rising Nepal2025-1-311298 -
1,000 tourists visit Lapcha to enjoy view of Mount Kailash
This year, more than 1,000 domestic and international tourists have visited Lapcha in Namkha Rural Municipality-6 in Nepal to enjoy panoramic views of Mount Kailash and Manasarovar Lake.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-12-85158 -
Bibaha Panchami festival celebrated today
The Bibaha Panchami festival is being observed nationwide today with prayers and reverence towards Lord Ramchandra and Goddess Sita.
Source:Nepal News2024-12-69711 -
Tourist stay duration shortened, poor roads, high airfare blamed
The period from October to December is considered the peak tourism season.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-12-410338 -
Gharbas Gaun emerges as hub for study and observation
Amaltari Maddhari Community Homestay, recently declared as a Gharbas Gaun (Homestay Village), has rapidly gained recognition as a prominent destination for educational and observational tourism, attracting visitors eage…
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-12-16280 -
PM Oli to visit Lumbini today
Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli is visiting Lumbini today to participate in the convocation ceremony of Lumbini Buddhist University in Rupandehi.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-11-299492 -
Kaligandaki Corridor linking Lumbini and Muktinath
The Kaligandaki Corridor provides a direct route between India and China.
Source:Nepal News2024-11-249052 -
Captured tigers to be released to the wild
The seven enclosures at Chitwan National Park are currently filled with tigers.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-11-196044 -
Migratory birds arrive in Chitwan from China, Russia and other nations
With the onset of the winter season, migratory birds from as far as Mongolia, China, Siberia, Russia and other countries have been spotted in three rivers in Chitwan district.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-11-146939 -
Migratory birds start flocking to Kailali-Kanchanpur's wetlands
With the onset of snowfall in northern hemisphere, the wetlands in Kailali and Kanchanpur district have started receiving increasing numbers of migratory birds lately.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-11-1310135 -
Jungle safari reopens for public in Shuklaphanta
The Shuklaphanta National Park in Kanchanpur district has been reopened for jungle safari from Thursday.
Source:myRepublica2024-10-242969 -
Over 30,700 foreign tourists visit Annapurna Circuit in a month
A total of 30,732 foreign tourists visited the Annapurna Conservation Area Project (ACAP), specifically the Annapurna Circuit, during the month of Asoj (mid-September to mid-October).
Source:onlinekhabar2024-10-217209 -
Five bodies of Russian climbers retrieved from 7,000m on Dhaulagiri
The bodies of five Russian climbers who perished on Mt. Dhaulagiri on October 7 have been retrieved from 6,900 meters this morning.
Source:The Himalayan Times2024-10-166331 -
Dawa Yangzum Sherpa becomes first Nepali woman to summit all 8000ers
Dawa Yangzum Sherpa from a remote village in Dolakha has achieved what no other Nepali woman has before
Source:The Kathmandu Post2024-10-118269 -
Tourists visiting Mustang increase
The arrival of tourists has, of late, increased in Mustang.Touristic areas like Muktinath Temple, Kagbeni, Korola Point, Lomanthang, Sinja Jong Cave, Jomsom, Dhumwa Lake, Thini, Marfa and Lete are witnessing a surge in p…
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-10-59970 -
Mt Manaslu records season's first summit as climbing route opens
At least six rope-fixing Sherpas from the Seven Summit Treks successfully stood atop Mt Manaslu on Wednesday afternoon becoming the first team to climb the world's eighth highest peak in the autumn season, according to e…
Source:The Himalayan Times2024-9-198888 -
Beautiful China: Tibetan Tourism Promotion Conference Highlights Cultural and Spiritual Journeys
The Beautiful China:Tibetan Tourism Promotion Conference kicked off today
2024-9-1213279 -
World Heritage Swoyambhunath Premises
2024-9-46442 -
Avalanche risk in Annapurna Base Camp trek
The Annapurna Base Camp, also known as the Annapurna Sanctuary trek, is one of the most famous treks in Nepal. It offers views of mountains as well as a rich cultural experience. Still, like most treks within the altitud…
Source:online khabar2024-9-49506 -
Over 700,000 tourists visit Nepal in eight months
Over 700,000 tourists have visited Nepal in the last eight months.
Source:myRepublica2024-9-33080 -
Home stay services started in Pakhathar
Home stay service has been launched in Pakhathar of the Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve that straddles East Rukum, Baglung and Myagdi districts.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-9-16204 -
147 nests of rare vultures recorded in Sudurpashchim Province
A total of 147 nests of rare vultures including white-rumped vultures and slender-billed vultures have been recorded in Sudurpashchim Province.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-9-18833 -
Thinley wins Boccalino d’Oro prize at Locarno Film Festival
The movie ‘Shambhala’, directed by Meen Bahadur Bham, has won an award in the 77th edition of the Locarno Film Festival in Switzerland.
Source:nepalviews2024-8-308719 -
Nepal Culture Promotion Center inaugurated in Beijing
he Embassy of Nepal in China hosted an inauguration ceremony for the Nepal Culture Promotion Center and a launching ceremony for the “Belt and Road
Source:Nepalsamaj2024-8-97736 -
Public holiday in Kathmandu Valley on Sunday
The government has announced a public holiday in the three districts of Kathmandu Valley on Sunday,
Source:The Himalayan Times2024-8-35220 -
Chitwan National Park sees increase in tourist arrivals last fiscal year
he number of tourists visiting Chitwan National Park increased in the fiscal year 2023/24 compared to the previous fiscal yea
Source:The Himalayan Times2024-7-3010694 -
Horgos Int'l Border Cooperation Center ushers in peak of border tourism
A tourism bus is pictured at the Horgos International Border Cooperation Center on the China-Kazakhstan border in Horgos, northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, July 26, 2024.
Source:XINHUA2024-7-285815 -
Tacheng City promotes accordion culture, tourism in NW China's Xinjiang
Children dance by the melody of accordions at a square in Tacheng City, northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, July 24, 2024. Once an important stop on the ancient Silk Road, Tacheng City, traditionally a mu…
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Foreign travelers benefit from China's relaxed entry policies
Travelers pass through customs at Beijing Daxing International Airport in Beijing, capital of China, July 18, 2024. With easier entry policies, including a 144-hour visa-free transit policy that expanded to 37 entry port…
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Water cutting ceremony ends Kataragama Esala festival
The Esala festival in Ruhunu Kataragama Maha Devala ended after the water cutting ceremony last morning at Jeewamali ferry in Menikganga. The Kapurala performing the rite was brought to the venue of the ceremony in a pal…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-7-239497 -
First Monday of Shrawan Invites Crowd of Devotees in Pashupatinath
According to the lunar calendar of the month of Shrawan in the year 2081, today marks the first Monday, which is considered auspicious for worshipers, especially women observing fasts, to visit Pashupatinath for darshan …
Source:SATV2024-7-224347 -
Magar community preserving Naumati Baja in Tehrathum
Naumati Baja, a set of traditional Nepali folk instruments, is disappearing.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-7-226782 -
Yak festival to be held in Taplejung
Preparations have been made for Tokpegola Tourism and Yak Festival in Taplejung.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-7-217709 -
China's largest beer festival opens in Qingdao
The "summer carnival" will run for 24 days with a variety of activities held at the two venues in Laoshan District and the Xihai'an (West Coast) New Area of the city.
Source:XINHUA2024-7-208474 -
"China In The Eyes Of Mila" – The Charm of Chengdu: A Dreamlike City Weaving Tradition and Modernity
The" China In The Eyes Of Mila" segment of South Asia Network TV has consistently aimed to showcase the unique charm of various regions in China. This time, let us follow Mila's footsteps into the Land of Abundance—Chen…
Source:SATV2024-7-195617 -
China's cultural charm, ease of travel attract global tourists
Earlier in July, a British family of five concluded their three-month tour of China. Describing the journey as "epic," they shared their treasured moments through videos with people around the world, garnering numerous "…
Source:XINHUA2024-7-185194 -
Maldives attracts over 76k tourists so far in July
Maldives has welcomed over 76,000 tourists so far in July, indicating a notable 11.8 percent increment compared to the corresponding period last year.
Source:SunOnline International2024-7-175269 -
Palestinian artist translates dire reality in war-torn Gaza into artworks
In a small corner of a refugee tent draped in clotheslines of outfits and bags of daily essentials, Palestinian artist Basel al-Maqousi sits hunched over a big sketchbook, quickly putting on page one after another displ…
Source:XINHUA2024-7-177715 -
Manakamana cable car to remain closed for 50 days
The Manakamana cable car will remain closed for the next 50 days from today.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-7-159968 -
Summer programme immerses students in traditional arts, music, and dance
The Department of Culture and Dzongkha Development (DCDD) concluded its two-week summer programme, which was designed to engage students in traditional Bhutanese culture and provide a digital detox during their summer br…
Source:Kuensel2024-7-157617 -
Tourist destinations across China see surge in visitors during peak summer tourist season
An aerial drone photo taken on July 14, 2024 shows tourists visiting a national wetland park in Xinghua City, east China's Jiangsu Province. Many tourist destinations across China have recently seen a surge in visitors a…
Source:XINHUA2024-7-153258 -
34th Naadam festival kicks off in China's Inner Mongolia
The Naadam festival kicked off here on Sunday. Naadam, usually held in mid-summer and sometimes in winter in pastoral areas of Inner Mongolia, means "games" in the Mongolian language. It often comprises wrestling, archer…
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Their Majesties attend Mongolia’s Naadam festival
His Majesty The King and Her Majesty The Gyaltsuen, accompanied by Their Royal Highnesses Gyalsey Jigme Namgyel and Gyalsey Ugyen Wangchuck, attended the Naadam celebrations at the National Stadium in Ulaanbaatar as the …
Source:Kuensel2024-7-127251 -
"Cliff shuttle trains" to provide unparalleled travel experience in east China
Can you imagine taking a shuttle train along a cliff, instead of trekking hours to the top of a mountain, looking for a perfect camera angle? Such a heart-stirring scene will soon turn into reality.
Source:XINHUA2024-7-123921 -
‘Yartung Festival’ begins with star shooting game
The ‘Yartung Festival’ (archery) a major event in the Mustang region, began in Manang on Tuesday.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-7-115891 -
World civilizations forum opens in China's Nishan
The 10th Nishan Forum on World Civilizations kicked off on Wednesday with the theme of Traditional Culture and Modern Civilization. The forum aims to provide solutions to better address global challenges and promote the …
Source:XINHUA2024-7-115850 -
Tourists visit scenic spot of Dazu Rock Carvings in China's Chongqing
Tourists visit the scenic spot of Dazu Rock Carvings in southwest China's Chongqing, July 7, 2024.
Source:XINHUA2024-7-98363 -
Large number of cetaceans witnessed in S China's Hainan
Fraser's dolphins swim in the waters east of Hainan Island, south China, July 6, 2024. A marine biodiversity expedition team has recently witnessed a large number of cetaceans in the waters east of Hainan Island, includi…
Source:XINHUA2024-7-87231 -
Insufficient budget poses challenges for wildlife
Budget inadequacy has posed challenges to efforts for the conservation of forest and wildlife at the Chitwan National Park (CNP).
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-7-75020 -
Restoration project of Jiankou section of Great Wall underway in Beijing
Archaeologists arrive at an archaelogical site at the Jiankou section of the Great Wall in Beijing, capital of China, July 2, 2024.
Source:XINHUA2024-7-67777 -
Mountain Tourism Thrives In Nepal
Mountain tourism is a significant sector of the global economy, constituting 15-20 per cent of tourism worldwide, with annual revenues ranging from 70 to 90 billion US dollars. It ranks second only to coastal tourism in …
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-7-55627 -
Dialogue in Hungary aims to boost Europe-China tourism recovery
A Europe-China tourism dialogue opened in Budapest on Thursday, aiming to speed up the recovery of tourism between the two sides.
Source:XINHUA2024-7-56179 -
Tourist arrivals increase in June
Nepal welcomed 76,736 tourists in June 2024, marking a 6.21 per cent increase compared to their numbers in June 2023 and 2.47 per cent from their numbers in June 2019.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-7-49532 -
Art workshops and exhibition, targeting farmers begins
The ‘Kisan’ (Farmer) watercolour workshop and exhibition, dedicated to ordinary working farmers, has begun at the Nepal Academy of Fine Arts (NAFA) in Naxal.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-7-15386 -
Russian Buddhist Monastery In Lumbini
Buddha, born in Nepal, spread his teachings throughout Asia, with followers of Buddhist philosophy now found worldwide. Interestingly, Europe's first Buddhist temple is located in Saint Petersburg, Russia's former capita…
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-6-2810010 -
Rickety NSU building a shabby show years after earthquake
Owners of the curio and other shops which are in operation in the open-air souvenir market of Basantapur Dabali near the rickety building of the liaison office of the Nepal Sanskrit University (NSU) have been in constant…
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-6-2812454 -
Nepal's tourism promotion event held in Bangkok
The Embassy of Nepal in Bangkok and Nepal Tourism Board (NTB) organized a Tourism Promotion programme in Bangkok of Thailand on Thursday.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-6-286872 -
Ancient stone bridges under well protection in east China's Zhejiang
Wanshan Bridge in Shebei Village of Xin'an Town, Deqing County, east China's Zhejiang Province. Deqing County is home to seven ancient stone bridges which are listed as major cultural heritage sites under state-level pr…
Source:XINHUA2024-6-289092 -
Bhutan Government aims to earn Nu 14B to 15B from tourism in 13th FY Plan
The government aims to generate revenue of Nu 14 billion to Nu 15 billion in the 13th Five-Year Plan from tourism.
Source:Kuensel2024-6-275462 -
Nepal-America International Film Festival underway in US
The 7th edition of the Nepal-America International Film Festival (NAIFF) is taking place at the AFI Silver Theatre and Cultural Center and Greenbelt Cinema in Maryland.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-6-237334 -
Lankadeepa Aloka Pooja commences today
Lankadeepa Poson Aloka Pooja illumination in Thanthirimale Rajamaha Vihara organized by Wijeya Newspapers Ltd will be held on June 21, 22 and 23.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-6-219674 -
Religious observances on Poson Poya
The Buddhist devotees were seen engaging religious activities at Gangarama Temple on Poson Full moon poya day. Poson Poya is an annual festival held by Sri Lankan Buddhists celebrating the arrival of Buddhism in Sri Lank…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-6-2110670 -
Birth-giving migratory journey of Tibetan antelopes in Xizang
Tens of thousands of pregnant Tibetan antelopes start their migration around May every year for birth-giving and would return with their calves in late July. Their natural enemies including wolves and bears are always th…
Source:XINHUA2024-6-215117 -
Landslide puts Limbu Museum at risk
A historical Limbu Cultural Museum in Mamangkhel of Sirijangha Rural Municipality-6 in Taplejung district has been damaged by a landslide that descended from above due to continuous rainfall.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-6-1916752 -
Tourism top priority for Gandaki
Gandaki province has given top priority to the development of the tourism sector.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-6-167213 -
All doors of Pashupatinath temple open
All the four doors of Pashupatinath temple were opened today at 4:00 am.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-6-155953 -
Young Americans soak up history, culture on central China exchange tour
A group of young Americans and Chinese people has completed an adventurous summer journey in central China's Hubei Province, immersing themselves in the ancient traditions and modernity of Chinese culture over an action-…
Source:XINHUA2024-6-145691 -
Trashigang dzongkhag looks to ecotourism
Trashigang dzongkhag will be promoted as a community-based ecotourism destination in the 13th Plan. This is the dzongkhag administration’s plan for the next five years.
Source:Kuensel2024-6-1314739 -
Rs. 700 billion invested in Pokhara’s tourism
With Pokhara being declared the tourism capital, a new ray of hope has emerged in the tourism sector. Alongside this, investments in tourism are also on the rise. The tourism sector, which was sluggish for a while due to…
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-6-139280 -
More than 1.5M Muslims arrive in Mecca for annual Hajj pilgrimage
Muslim pilgrims have been streaming into Saudi Arabia's holy city of Mecca ahead of the start of the Hajj later this week, as the annual pilgrimage returns to its monumental scale.
Source:SunOnline International2024-6-135015 -
China sees 110 mln domestic tourist trips during Dragon Boat Festival holiday
China saw 110 million domestic tourist trips made during the three-day Dragon Boat Festival holiday, up 6.3 percent from the same period last year, the Ministry of Culture and Tourism said Monday.
Source:XINHUA2024-6-118779 -
Dragon boat races held across China to mark Duanwu Festival
The Dragon Boat Festival, also known as Duanwu Festival, is a traditional holiday in China. It is celebrated on the fifth day of the fifth month of the Chinese lunar calendar and fell on Monday this year.
Source:XINHUA2024-6-115207 -
Tourists visit Riyue Tan scenic spot during holiday of Dragon Boat Festival
June 9, 2024 shows the scenic spot of Riyue Tan, or the Sun Moon Lake, during the holiday of the Dragon Boat Festival, also called Duanwu Festival, in Nantou County, southeast China's Taiwan.
Source:XINHUA2024-6-107423 -
Ancient well discovered at Khayardanda of Rupandehi district
An ancient well has been discovered at Khayardanda in Devdaha Municipality, Rupandehi. The well, constructed using traditional bricks is three and a half feet deep.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-6-88481 -
Sun Siyam Vilu Reef hosts reef cleaning initiative
Sun Siyam Vilu Reef, a luxury tourist property under the Sun Siyam Resorts portfolio, on Wednesday hosted a reef cleaning event commemorating World Environment Day.
Source:SunOnline International2024-6-68462 -
Why are foreign tourists heading to China now?
Recently, more and more foreign tourists are flocking to China. Popular tourist attractions in the country such as Shanghai Disneyland Resort and Oriental Pearl Tower are swarming with international tourists.
Source:XINHUA2024-6-68118 -
Embassy of Nepal in China Connect Tour Operators and Hoteliers for Tourism promotion
The Embassy of Nepal in Beijing, in collaboration with the Nepal Tourism Board and Hotel Association of Nepal (HAN), organized a tourism promotion event under the theme "Tourism Promotion and Sales Mission 2024" in Beij…
Source:SATV2024-6-419208 -
USD 15 SDF for first 15,000 Bangladeshi tourists
The first 15,000 Bangladeshi tourists visiting Bhutan every year can pay a Sustainable Development Fee (SDF) of USD 15 a day starting June 2, the government has announced.
Source:Kuensel2024-6-45025 -
Scenery of Yellow River in Yinchuan, NW China
Drone photo taken on May 30, 2024 shows a section of the Yellow River in Yinchuan, northwest China's Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region. The Yellow River, China's second-largest river after the Yangtze, is dubbed the "mother …
Source:XINHUA2024-6-49841 -
Night view of paddy fields in Heilongjiang, NE China
This photo taken on June 2, 2024 shows a paddy fields park in Fujin City, northeast China's Heilongjiang Province. Rice transplanting is almost over in China's major grain production province Heilongjiang, known as the c…
Source:XINHUA2024-6-45708 -
Village in Beijing develops tourism relying on Great Wall resources
Shixia Village in Yanqing District of Beijing was first built in the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) and was once an important pass in the north of Juyongguan section of the Great Wall.
Source:XINHUA2024-6-38113 -
UK-China arts event celebrates rich history, cultural exchanges
An arts event highlighting the cultures along the Yellow River and Thames River, two iconic rivers in China and the United Kingdom (UK) in respective, began on Friday in central London.
Source:The News International2024-5-315163 -
Int'l cultural industries fair sees fruitful cooperation
Over 4,000 investment and financing projects were showcased and traded on-site at a cultural industries fair that concluded on Monday in the southern Chinese metropolis of Shenzhen.
Source:XINHUA2024-5-287345 -
A close look at 20th Int'l Cultural Industries Fair in Shenzhen
A child visits a 3D exhibition area during the 20th China (Shenzhen) International Cultural Industries Fair (ICIF) in Shenzhen, south China's Guangdong Province, May 24, 2024. The 20th ICIF opened on Thursday in the sout…
Source:XINHUA2024-5-278401 -
A glimpse of int'l cultural industries fair in Shenzhen
For the first time, the five-day event has set up an international cultural trade exhibition, with an exhibition area covering 20,000 square meters.
Source:XINHUA2024-5-253512 -
Int'l cultural industries fair opens in south China metropolis
The 20th China (Shenzhen) International Cultural Industries Fair (ICIF) opened on Thursday in the southern Chinese metropolis of Shenzhen.
Source:XINHUA2024-5-248110 -
CNP arrests six on charge of trafficking rhino horn
The Chitwan National Park (CNP) has arrested six people on the charge of their involvement in trafficking in rhino horns. One of the accused is absconding.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-5-219778 -
Tiger entering human settlement captured
A tiger from Chitwan National Park (CNP) that was about to attack domesticated animals in a human settlement was captured on Tuesday.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-5-218561 -
Lake Namtso to enter tourism season in Xizang
Locals dance at a bonfire party celebrating the melting of frozen water of Lake Namtso in southwest China's Xizang Autonomous Region, May 18, 2024.
Source:The News International2024-5-205680 -
Forbidden City and Palace of Versailles: witnessing Sino-French cultural exchanges
An exhibition jointly held by the Palace Museum and the Palace of Versailles, focusing on the exchanges between China and France in the 17th and 18th centuries, kicked off on April 1 in Beijing.
Source:XINHUA2024-5-197563 -
Over 10,000 visitors witness 188 base jumps from Lotus Tower
More than 10,000 local and foreign visitors witnessed a total of 188 base jump events held during the last three days at the Lotus Tower.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-5-169624 -
Sirish ko Phool Changes Scenario of Kathmandu City
Spring dances at its peak in Baishak. With the spring, the roads of Kathmandu has turned purple as the flowers of Jacaranda decorates the city with its blossom.
Source:SATV2024-5-1524173 -
Jigme Pelden Dorji aims to summit Everest by May 19
Kathmandu-Jigme Pelden Dorji, 24, will do the nation proud if he succeeds in summiting the Everest by May 19. He will be the first Bhutanese to scale the 8848-metre Everest.
Source:Kuensel2024-5-144714 -
Buddha’s lifestyle portrayed on canvases in Devdaha
A two-day workshop concluded in Devdaha Municipality, Rupandehi, on Saturday.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-5-132387 -
Raato Machhindranath Jatra begins
The procession of the Red Machhindranath chariot, regarded as the biggest cultural and religious event of Patan, Lalitpur, will begin on Saturday.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-5-119425 -
Gastronomy festival on Seine marks 60th anniversary of China-France ties
French scallops with pineapple, Brittany lobster with fried rice, and mille-feuille of red fruits with Bourbon vanilla are just a few of the signature dishes featured at a Sino-French gastronomy festival, set aboard a bo…
Source:XINHUA2024-5-76304 -
International Buddhist Seminar in Lumbini from May 4
A two-day international has been started at Lumbini Buddhist University in Lumbini fr4om today.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-5-410994 -
Chinese hotpot gains popularity in Paris
Customers dine at a hotpot restaurant in Paris, French, on April 21, 2024. In recent years, the city of Paris has witnessed a growing popularity of the Chinese hotpot.
Source:XINHUA2024-5-36604 -
People enjoy May Day holiday across China
People of Miao ethnic group perform Lusheng dance at a plaza in Jianhe County, southwest China's Guizhou Province, May 1, 2024.
Source:XINHUA2024-5-23527 -
Tourism Minister to fix new visa system issues by May 7
Tourism Minister Harin Fernando has pledged to address technical issues of the new visa system by May 7. This comes amid concerns of potential losses of 230,000 tourist arrivals and US$ 425 million in tourism earnings fo…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-5-19315 -
Students in UK wowed by time-honored cultural treasures of China
Gazing down on spectators, with impressive noses and daunting staring eyes, bronze masks and figures displayed during a digital tour of Chinese artifacts have wowed British school students.
Source:XINHUA2024-4-276970 -
Tourism Sustainability And Benefit Multipliers
Particular attention is needed for the efficient inter- and intra-connectivity of the golden quadrilateral of mass tourism, namely Kathmandu, Pokhara, Lumbini, and Chitwan, in the first place. Other pleasure, religious, …
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-4-267131 -
Amargadhi Fort’s historic armory vanishing
Perched atop the cliff of the district headquarters Khalanga, lies the historical fort of Amargadhi, resembling an eternal sentinel. The fort’s shape looks like the head of a lion. Situated in Amargadhi Municipality-5,…
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-4-269846 -
Search for jewels in Kathmandu's Handigaon completed on Wednesday
Newar Community of Kathmandau; Handigaun celebrated Gahana Khojne Jatra on April 24, Wednesday at Gahanapokhari.
Source:SATV2024-4-2510936 -
Baaisey Dhaara Fair Being Observed by Hindus and Buddhist Today
Nepalese observe BaaiseyDhaara Mela today on April 23 at the west of Kathmandu Valley below the forest of Naagarjun. Devotees who went to visit Swayambhunath on yesterday's Temal Jatra, have a tradition to bathe in Bais…
Source:SATV2024-4-236196 -
Buddhist Celebrate Temal Jatra Today in Bouddhanath Stupa
The Temal Jatra, which is celebrated by the Tamangs every year on the eve of Chait Purnima, fell on the 10th of Baisakh this year. Among the many festivals that the Tamangs have traditionally celebrated since ancient tim…
Source:SATV2024-4-2236095 -
The week that life in Dubai ground to a halt
The scenes from Dubai this week seemed apocalyptic to residents who are more used to the tranquil nature of the sunny metropolis in the desert.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-4-2212975 -
Foot trail constructed from Dharan to Sangurigadhi
Under the leadership of Harka Raj Rai, the Mayor of Dharan Sub-Metropolitan City, the construction of a footpath from Dharan to the historic Sangurigadhi has started through labour donations aiming to enhance accessibili…
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-4-218942 -
New archaeological findings from 2,200-yr-old tomb shed light on ancient Chinese culture
The discovery of a tomb in Anhui Province, east China, will shed light on an ancient civilization that lived in China over 2,200 years ago, according to archaeologists.
Source:XINHUA2024-4-207234 -
Learning by Doing is a Perfect Practice: Dr. Gopal Thakur
Mr. Thakur focuses on the fact that Chinese being one of the sixth official language of the United Nations he said, as "Learning by doing is the perfect practice", the language practice has been increasing employment opp…
Source:SATV2024-4-1923488 -
Seto Machhindranath chariot procession to begin today
The three-day chariot procession of Seto Machhindranath is being started on Tuesday with the chariot being pulled from Tindhara Pathsala.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-4-1610666 -
Muslims in Nepal are observing Eid-Ul-Fitr Today
Nepalese are observing Eid-Ul-Fitr today, on Thursday with prayers for all their Muslim brothers and sisters around the world, as they happen to continuously fall in deadly attacks.
Source:SATV2024-4-1112422 -
66pc of Pakistanis prefer to eat dinner with Iftar: survey
About seven out of every ten Pakistanis eat dinner together with Iftar in Ramazan.
Source:The News International2024-4-85587 -
China sees nearly 119 mln domestic tourist trips during Qingming holiday
China saw about 119 million domestic tourist trips made during the three-day Qingming Festival holiday, ending on Saturday, up 11.5 percent from the same period in 2019, showed data from the Ministry of Culture and Touri…
Source:XINHUA2024-4-76197 -
Public condemnation after Ghana priest marries child
A traditional Ghana priest has sparked a national outcry after marrying a 13-year-old girl, prompting calls for his arrest.
Source:SunOnline International2024-4-414414 -
Odissi dance being performed in different cities
Indian classical Odissi dance is being performed in different cities in Nepal on the occasion of Holi festival. The Odissi dance troupe led by Kakali Bose gave its first performance in Pokhara, the tourist capital city …
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-3-255813 -
Falgun Purnima Smears its Colors in 2024
Holi known as Phalgun Purnima, is one of the biggest Hindu festivals that celebrates the victory of good over evil with colors and water. People are smeared with colored powder during the celebration of Holi Festival. Th…
Source:SATV2024-3-2414589 -
Sri Lanka sees spike in tourist arrivals this year
Owing to President Ranil Wickremesinghe's economic initiatives and the peaceful environment fostered within the country, the arrival of foreign tourists has risen, Airport and Aviation Services (Sri Lanka) Ltd. Chairman …
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-3-2110695 -
PM boosts Bhutan tourism talks
In a bid to revive Bhutan’s tourism sector, Prime Minister engaged in vital discussions with Indian tour companies during the recent visit to India.
Source:Kuensel2024-3-2110975 -
KMC building Phalchas at bus stops
Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC) is going to construct traditional resting places indigenously known as ‘Phalchas’ at the bus stops of the metropolis.
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-3-196254 -
Cultural Exchanges Across The Himalayas
This Spring Festival, China held its largest-ever series of activities to celebrate the festival in Nepal. A series of activities such as Chinese New Year parades, performances, New Year lantern exhibition, Sino-Nepali f…
Source:The Rising Nepal2024-3-1911327 -
Tourists doing business: Sri Lanka to get tough
The government will soon strengthen its laws to prevent foreign nationals from operating businesses in the country while they are under tourist visas and have already begun conducting raids in the south, the Daily Mirror…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-3-134560 -
Shivaratri Loads Kathmandu with Serenity
Shivaratri which was expected to bring more than two million devotees this year in Pashupatinath, Kathmandu has already been overcrowded with the flow of Lord Shiv devotees to worship him this special day and invite bles…
Source:SATV2024-3-811628 -
Local guides being trained for internationalisation
In response to the Prime Minister’s call to enhance tourist arrivals, the Department of Tourism is devising strategies to attract 300,000 visitors annually.
Source:Kuensel2024-3-54931 -
Indigenous Cultural fair to be organized in Chitwan on the occasion of Visit Bharatpur Year 2024
The District Coordination Council of Nepal Federation of Indigenous Nationalities, Chitwan is going to organize 'Indigenous Cultural and Business Festival-2080' at the banks of Narayani river on the occasion of Visit Bha…
Source:myRepublica2024-3-312124 -
Jordan seeks to woo Chinese tourists
Jordan's tourism sector is planning a trip to China to woo Chinese tourists, said Jordanian Minister of Tourism and Antiquities Makram Queisi on Wednesday.
Source:XINHUA2024-2-2910132 -
Long term Ukraine, Russian tourists asked to leave
Days after the Daily Mirror exposed that a rising number of Russian tourists were engaging in prostitution in Sri Lanka as well as running other unregistered, illegal businesses, the Immigration Department released a cir…
Source:SunOnline International2024-2-265008 -
When Chinese New Year Meets Newari Culture of Nepal
2024 Chinese Lunar New Year meets with historical cultural Newari communities Hadigaun, Bhaktapur Durbar square and Patan Durbar Square on its fifth day of celebration. The dragon, lion and Kiring, Chinese mythical creat…
Source:SATV2024-2-1520890 -
Tudikhel observed a Chinese Spring Festival Fair today for the first time in Nepal
Chinese fair which will continue for two more days has been successfully inaugurated today in Tudikhel, Kathmandu on the occasion of Spring Festival.
Source:SATV2024-2-1221599 -
China brings Dragon Dance to the Thamel Street
Chinese New Year Parade in Thamel road gathered hundreds of spectators on the road from Chinese and Nepalese to other foreigners. High spirited Chiling Dance, Dragon Dance and Lion Dance were performed exuberantly today …
Source:SATV2024-2-915133 -
Ratnapark glows red in the Chinese New Year Lantern Exhibition ceremony
Chinese New Year Lantern Exhibition ceremony was successfully opened on Thursday evening at Ratnapark with the presence of Minister of Culture Tourism and Civil Aviation of Nepal, Mr. Sudan Kirati and Chinese Ambassador …
Source:SATV2024-2-828286 -
Festive elements with theme of "dragon" spotted at Beijing Central Axis
First created in the Yuan Dynasty (1271-1368), the Beijing Central Axis, or Zhongzhouxian, stretches 7.8 kilometers between the Yongding Gate in the south of the city and the Drum Tower and Bell Tower in the north. Gates…
Source:XINHUA2024-2-74864 -
Hunan villages welcome upcoming Spring Festival with "village gala", parade performances
Local villagers in Henglongqiao Town participated in celebrations including the "village gala" and parade performances to welcome the upcoming Spring Festival.
Source:XINHUA2024-2-66601 -
57th Ijtema: Devotees gather in Tongi for day 2
The first phase of 57th Bishwa Ijtema, one of the largest global Muslim gatherings, entered its second day on Saturday in Tongi with continued spiritual activities, including the recitation of Allah’s divine names and s…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2024-2-39668 -
Cultural exchanges highlighted at Chinese New Year celebration in Uganda
The fusion of Chinese and Ugandans in a Tai Chi performance here on Sunday at the Chinese New Year celebration was a sign of the deepening people-to-people ties between the two countries.
Source:XINHUA2024-1-308196 -
People prepare for Spring Festival across China
Festive decorations are seen across the country as the Spring Festival approaches.
Source:XINHUA2024-1-3011340 -
Chinese New Year Celebration by Anhui Province in Kathmandu
On the occasion of Chinese New Year (Spring Festival), a grand cultural program has been organized in Kathmandu on Wednesday. The event was organized at Hotel Yak & Yeti in Durbar Marg under the hospitality of the Minist…
Source:SATV2024-1-2515527 -
Tourists' arrival falls 30pc in Sagarmatha region
Phudoma Sherpa from Khumjung village of Khumbu Pasanglhamu Rural Municipality-4 in the district is feeling desolate this winter.
Source:The Himalayan Times2024-1-234802 -
NTB hosts Photography Exhibition on "Nepal/Shandong Cultural Week"
Nepal Tourism Board has organised photography exhibitions titled "Beautiful Shandong" and "Soaring Over the Himalayas- Nepal/Shandong (Binzhou) Cultural Week". The exhibition displays the exquisite scenario of Shandong a…
Source:SATV2024-1-2214517 -
3rd Qemam Int'l Festival held in Saudi Arabia
Chinese dancers perform during the 3rd Qemam International Festival for Mountain Performance Arts in Asir region, southwest Saudi Arabia, Jan. 21, 2024.
Source:XINHUA2024-1-2211446 -
Across China: Mothers at looms weave tapestry of work and family
In a bustling brocade factory in central China's Hunan Province, a harmonious blend of sounds fills the air. One side resonates with the rhythmic click-clack of the loom, while the other echoes with children's laughter.
Source:XINHUA2024-1-227973 -
China, Russia join hands to unlock potential of ice-snow economy
From winter tourism to testing vehicles for severe cold weather and from winter sports to the exchange of ice carving skills, cooperation between China and Russia in the ice and snow economy is steadily gaining momentum.
Source:XINHUA2024-1-207815 -
Sri Lanka tourism records stellar performance: Over 100,000 visitors flock in first 15 days of January
As per the latest data revealed by the Sri Lanka Tourism Development Authority (SLTDA) yesterday, the island nation has welcomed 101,362 international visitors. When compared with the corresponding period in 2023, touris…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2024-1-176899 -
2024 Cambodia-China People-to-People Exchange Year officially launched
The 2024 Cambodia-China People-to-People Exchange Year was officially launched here on Saturday, aiming at further deepening the bonds of friendship between the two countries' peoples.
Source:XINHUA2024-1-148514 -
Minister Sudan Kirati Awarded Mr. Hou Zhi Hong, Chairman of SATV
Mr. Hou Zhi Hong, Chairman of South Asia Network TV(SATV), a Chinese media was awarded by Minister of Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation, Sudan Kirati.
Source:SATV2024-1-16975 -
Nepal Tourism Celebrates Silver Jubliee
Nepal Tourism Board celebrates 25th anniversary of its establishment on 31st December, 2023 at Rastriya Sabha Griha.
Source:SATV2023-12-3126573 -
Deadline of tourist road construction expires without opening track
It has been one and half year since the deadline of construction of a tourist road expired in Bajhang district, but much to the dismay of local residents, the project has not inched towards any progress so far.
Source:एस् ए टि भी2023-12-2310384 -
Bibaha mahotsav begins in Janakpur
As part of Bibahapanchami, a Mithila cultural festival, the marriage procession left for Janakpur via Jaleshwar from Matihani in Mahottari this morning.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-12-178524 -
Vivah Panchami celebration enthusiasm grips Mithila
The fervor of Vivah Panchami celebrations has gripped Mithila region these days. This time-honoured festival commemorating the wedding of Hindu god Ram and goddess Sita is observed with all the associated rituals for a w…
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-12-137605 -
Tourism sector reeling from polls-centric tension
The country's tourism business peaks every November and December, with tourists from home and abroad in enormous numbers thronging tourist spots.
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-12-129257 -
Ice rink opens to public in Tianjin, N China
The ice rink in downtown Tianjin's Italian-Style Area opened to the public Saturday, as a way to boost local winter tourism industry.
Source:XINHUA2023-12-1010762 -
Minimum Room Rate will not remain for long: Harin
Tourism Minister Harin Fernando this week signaled that the recently reintroduced Minimum Room Rate (MRR) for Colombo city hotels will not remain for long, and the industry is expected to operate based on market forces.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-12-84945 -
Sports fun, cultural allure create new tourism trend in China
As tourists are embracing winter sports amid the icy weather of northern China, in the southernmost island province of Hainan, travelers are invited to ride the waves in the sunny coastal towns.
Source:XINHUA2023-12-77102 -
Tourist arrivals to Maldives top 1.7 million
Statistics released by the Tourism Ministry show that tourist arrivals to the Maldives have now surpassed 1.7 million.
Source:SunOnline International2023-12-63436 -
November records highest tourist arrivals since pandemic outbreak in Srilanka
November has recorded the highest tourist arrivals for the year so far, bringing in a total of 151,496 international visitors. However, despite much confidence of the tourism authorities, the monthly target was missed by…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-12-511874 -
Snowfall in Humla, Mustang
Snowfall has been taking place in Humla district from this morning. Normal life of the district has been affected due to increasing cold following snowfall.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-12-49715 -
Blazing her own trail to the top
The first place Yangji Sherpa visited when coming to Kathmandu was the Bauddhanath Stupa. Her initial reason for visiting the capital might seem whimsical—to try ice cream, a treat entirely unfamiliar to her despite gro…
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-12-45899 -
Egypt eyes 3 mln Chinese tourists annually by 2028: minister
Egypt seeks to attract 3 million Chinese tourists annually by 2028 as part of the country's ambitious strategy to increase its share in the Chinese tourism market, Egyptian Minister of Tourism and Antiquities Ahmed Issa …
Source:XINHUA2023-11-285960 -
Long street banquet held during cultural tourism festival in China's Yunnan
The long street banquet, a time-honoured tradition of Hani ethnic group in China, was held here during a cultural tourism festival on Sunday.
Source:XINHUA2023-11-207703 -
China Jiangsu Culture Trade Expo held in Kuala Lumpur
The China Jiangsu Culture Trade Expo 2023 is held in the Malaysian capital Kuala Lumpur, attracting more than 100 exhibitors in the textile, ceramic and food sectors.
Source:XINHUA2023-11-199756 -
Here's list of world's best tourism villages for your pretty countryside vacation
The top tourism villages for this year have been listed by the United Nations World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO) in order to cater to tourists who prefer smaller, more genuine local destinations.
Source:The News International2023-11-1811111 -
A blend of architecture and artistry
Bara Imambara captures the essence of Lucknow’s vibrant past, blending intricate Mughal designs with awe-inspiring architectural brilliance.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-11-1611312 -
Himalayan glacier shrink, urgent global action needed: Experts
Glaciers in the Himalayan regions are experiencing the impact of climate change, losing billions of gallons of glacial water annually, according to officials from the International Centre for Integrated Mountain Developm…
Source:Kuensel2023-11-117127 -
Rural tourism route injects new momentum into countryside in SW China's Chongqing
The local government of southwest China's Chongqing launched a 178-kilometer rural tourism route around the national nature reserve of the Jinfo Mountain this year, combining self-driving with village tourism.
Source:XINHUA2023-11-99075 -
Shenyang Imperial Palace covered in snow
Aerial photo taken on Nov. 7, 2023 shows the snow-covered Shenyang Imperial Palace in Shenyang, northeast China's Liaoning Province. Shenyang Imperial Palace was built in 1625 and had been used as the imperial palace in…
Source:XINHUA2023-11-89442 -
Menuka’s mellifluous voice mesmerises Indian Idol’s judges, guests
Nepali singer Menuka Poudel has proven herself to be the best singer with her mellifluous voice on the Indian popular reality show ‘Indian Idol Season 14’, currently being aired by Sony Entertainment Television.
Source:SATV2023-11-77682 -
Prez Paudel insists on opening unexplored mountains
President Ramchandra Paudel has stated that there are numerous mountains in Nepal that need to be officially opened for exploration.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-11-27344 -
Annapurna Base Camp attracts domestic tourists during Dashain celebrations
The foot trail leading to Annapurna Base Camp is currently bustling with domestic tourists, as the Dashain festival has drawn a substantial number of trekkers to the region. The final destination, Annapurna Base Camp, i…
Source:myRepublica2023-10-297961 -
Reconstruction of Talbarahi Temple begins
The reconstruction of the renowned Talbarahi Temple in Baidam of Pokhara metropolis-6, Kaski has begun. Metropolis mayor Dhanaraj Acharya performed a puja marking the commencement of the temple reconstruction amidst a ce…
Source:Nepal News2023-10-279666 -
Kalikot receives first snowfall of year
Snowfall has been reported in the highland areas of Kalikot district, alongside rainfall in the lowland.
Source:SATV2023-10-2013270 -
Of treks and trails
Serene, snow-capped mountains set against the bluest skies. It’s a heavenly sight in pictures but mighty hard to climb in real life.
Source:SATV2023-10-199083 -
MATATO: Tourism in a delicate state; many factors need improvement
Maldives Association for Travel Agents and Tour Operators (MATATO) has publicized the results of a survey, underscoring that the Maldivian tourism sector is in a delicate state.
Source:SunOnline International2023-10-173099 -
Int'l circus festival set to open in north China
The 19th China Wuqiao International Circus Festival is set to open on Friday in Shijiazhuang, capital of north China's Hebei Province. The grand event will showcase the latest developments in the world of acrobatics and…
Source:XINHUA2023-10-179796 -
Gasa Tshachu opens to public
The long-awaited Gasa Tshachu (hot spring) opened to the public after two years of reconstruction on October 14.
Source:Kuensel2023-10-1612063 -
Love for hanfu binds people together
Hanfu, the traditional Chinese attire, has gained popularity as a symbol of Chinese culture, captivating enthusiasts from around the globe.
Source:XINHUA2023-10-134425 -
678 climbers receive permits to scale 36 mountains
The Department of Tourism (DoT) has issued 678 permits to scale 36 peaks above 6,000 metres, accumulating a total of over Rs 48.67 million in royalties, as of Tuesday.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-10-124280 -
India's BSF team scales Manaslu real summit, holds medical camp at Samagaon
A team of India's border security force successfully scaled Mt Manaslu this season paying reverence to the "Mountain of the Spirit", according to Expedition Organiser.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-10-118412 -
Upper Mustang locals getting Tibet travel permits from today
District Administration Office, Mustang, is all set to distribute permits to the residents of Upper Mustang to enter Tibet, an autonomous region of the People’s Republic of China.
Source:SATV2023-10-103675 -
Culture, museum craze drives consumption during China's eight-day holiday
As athletes competed in the Hangzhou Asian Games, which concluded on Sunday, a sports museum in Beijing took visitors on a journey through time, aided by a curated display of medals, badges, boarding passes, commemorativ…
Source:XINHUA2023-10-95968 -
Kathmandu University and Hokkaido University co-organize 3 day tourism conference in Pokhara
The 2nd International Sustainable Mountain Development and Tourism Conference started today with more than 100 participants. The 3-day Conference is organized by Kathmandu University and Hokkaido University of Japan and …
Source:SATV2023-10-74551 -
Over 100 mln trips made on Chinese railways in one week amid holiday travel boom
Chinese railways recorded more than 17 million passenger trips on Tuesday, bringing the total number of trips made on railways to 114 million over the past seven days, according to data released on Wednesday by the China…
Source:XINHUA2023-10-53926 -
NatGeo Everest North Face Expedition hangs in balance as China delays ski permit
The Everest Ski Project architected by top American climbers has still been clouded by uncertainty after China delayed in issuing a ski permit to the team, sources have claimed.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-10-37108 -
Foreign hunters arriving in Dhorpatan for hunting
Hunting season for the year 2023 has begun in Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve, the only hunting reserve in the country, to allow tourists to hunt animals, Information Officer of Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve and Conservation Offic…
Source:SATV2023-10-36710 -
Mingma G, Nims Purja complete 13 peaks without using oxygen
Two renowned climbers today scaled Cho Oyu completing their 13th 8000ers without using bottled oxygen.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-10-26709 -
Ethnic museum failing to attract visitors
: It has been nearly 30 years since the ethnic museum, built to preserve and display the art and culture of 16 different castes
Source:SATV2023-9-233725 -
Manaslu records season's first summit as Nims Purja, others reach real summit
With over 300 foreign climbers along with their support staff preparing to scale the world's eighth highest peak, at least 14 climbers including Nirmal Purja aka Nims successfully stood atop Mt Manaslu (8,163 m) this mor…
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-9-175667 -
Sri Lanka ranked as one of best 50 islands in the world for travel in 2023 by Big 7
Sri Lanka has been listed as one of the 50 best islands in the world for travel for 2023 by Big 7 Travel. The island nation was ranked 13 in the annual round up of the world’s best islands.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-9-157502 -
SLTB to refurbish, reassign 15 double-decker buses for tourism
The Sri Lanka Transport Board (SLTB) will refurbish and reassign 15 double-decker buses for use in tourism, Transport Minister Bandula Guanawardane said.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-9-73370 -
What does Scriptures say about Krishna Janmasthami?
Today, the eighth day (Ashtami) of the dark fortnight (Krishna Paksha) in Shravana Masa (according to the amanta tradition) the world of Hindus have a wave of Krishna Janmasthami celebration.
Source:SATV2023-9-68441 -
Tourist arrival misses govt’s target
More than 78,000 tourists visited the country since the reopening of tourism on September 23 last year. However, the numbers fell short of the government’s target to bring in 95,000 visitors within a year.
Source:Kuensel2023-9-28946 -
"Silk Road" Chinese Music Concert Lighted the 31st August Cultural Night
"Silk Road" Chinese Music Concert, a cultural programme held today( Aug 31st) at Army officer's club was organised by Suzhou Chinese Orchestra in association with China Cultural Center in Nepal, China Arts and Entertainm…
Source:SATV2023-9-18896 -
British Museum begins recovery of items taken from it
The British Museum has begun recovering some items that were taken from it and sold online, museum chair George Osborne said on Saturday, CNN reported.
Source:SATV2023-8-272826 -
Annapurna collects Rs. 13 million tourism revenue
The Annapurna Rural Municipality of Myagdi has successfully collected Rs. 13 million in the first month of this fiscal year from contracts awarded tourist destinations.
Source:The Rising Nepal2023-8-264949 -
In pictures: Reconstructing temples of Hanumandhoka premises
The reconstruction work of the temples of Hanumandhoka premises that were completely damaged by the 2015 Gorkha earthquake is being completed.
Source:SATV2023-8-173296 -
Mansion on wheels: Step inside the Elemment Palazzo Superior, a double-decker RV with a pop-up rooftop lounge
The term “luxury vehicle” usually brings to mind Rolls-Royce Phantoms, Lamborghinis or Ferraris.
Source:CNN2023-8-66312 -
You are not imagining it. Everyone you know is in Europe this summer
It’s the summer of international travel for Americans.
Source:CNN2023-8-44576 -
Italy announces special tourist trains and ‘cruise’ rail routes
A new "cruise train" will take guests for a weekend in Cortina d'Ampezzo
Source:CNN2023-8-39311 -
Man who visited every country without flying has finally returned home
On October 10, 2013, Torbjørn “Thor” Pedersen left his job, girlfriend, and family behind in Denmark to embark on an epic journey.
Source:CNN2023-8-23412 -
Take a sneak peek at NASA planes that could transform air travel by the 2030s
Snazzy new liveries have been revealed for two of NASA’s hottest aircraft project
Source:CNN2023-8-16559 -
Beer carnivals bear China's refreshing consumption momentum
Despite ongoing heatwaves, China's tourism market is heating up during the first summer since the country lifted its COVID-19 control measures. And beer festivals in a number of Chinese cities are attracting huge crowds.
Source:XINHUA2023-7-234321 -
Yarsagumba production declines in East Rukum, market prices soar
The annual production of Yarsagumba, a sought-after caterpillar fungus known for its medicinal properties, is experiencing a steady decline in the high pastures of Buki, triggering a significant surge in market prices.
Source:The Rising Nepal2023-7-229420 -
President promises tourism projects once Dhidhdhoo airport developed
President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih has pledged to develop an airport in HA. Dhidhdhoo, and conduct resort development projects near the island, if re-elected for a second term.
Source:SunOnline International2023-7-215537 -
Musical event to preserve traditional instruments
According to Kiran Nepali, director of Project Sarangi Foundation, the event aimed to raise awareness for the preservation of Siddhipur's local instruments, orchestrating a harmonious celebration of Nepal's musical herit…
Source:The Rising Nepal2023-7-203986 -
Nima Rinji world's youngest to scale G1, G2 in 25 hours
Two Nepali climbers have successfully scaled G2 in Pakistan this morning.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-7-196441 -
Taxman launches new fiscal year with VAT on air travel
Grabbing every opportunity to boost flagging revenue collection, the taxman kicked off the new fiscal year by imposing 13 percent value-added tax on air tickets.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-7-189595 -
Vietnamese restaurant in Kathmandu
Aiming at connoisseurs of Vietnamese dishes, 'Fo 99 Restaurant' has been opened in Lazimpat, Kathmandu. Rajesh Kazi Shrestha, Honorary Consul of Vietnam for Nepal, inaugurated the restaurant situated in front of Hotel Sa…
Source:The Rising Nepal2023-7-1426205 -
In latest travel advisory, UK alerts nationals about potential risks
The British government Tuesday issued new instructions for its nationals regarding travel to Pakistan. Among other reasons, the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) has cited the risk of terrorism for its …
Source:The News International2023-7-114269 -
Retired Sumo wrestlers entertain tourists with demonstration fights
After dedicating two decades to the world of sumo wrestling, Ohtori now embraces a different challenge: entertaining curious tourists. As one of six retired wrestlers, he participates in captivating sumo demonstrations t…
Source:The News International2023-7-916111 -
Glory Of Sworgadwari
Sworgadwari meaning “doorway to heaven,” holds great significance in Hindu mythology.
Source:The Rising Nepal2023-7-811301 -
Across China: Transforming hollow village into thriving tourist destination
About 20 years ago, the architect Chen Gu returned to his hometown to prepare to start a business, but instead took over a project to renovate a hollow village administered by Hengshanwu Village in Anji County, east Chin…
Source:XINHUA2023-7-45230 -
Namaste Eid 2023 concludes
Namaste Eid 2023, a multicultural event that aimed to bring people from various communities of Nepal together to celebrate Eid and conclude the fasting month of Ramadan concluded at Hotel Annapurna, Kathmandu on Saturday…
Source:myRepublica2023-7-37748 -
Interview: Travel platform Booking.com taps into AI, eyes China
Booking.com, one of the world's leading digital travel platforms, announced a new artificial intelligence (AI) trip planner at the Collision conference in Toronto on Tuesday, emphasizing that China is a "hotbed for techn…
Source:XINHUA2023-6-2811849 -
In a first, Pakistani women climb Haramosh La
In a first, a group of three Pakistani women adventurers became the country's first to traverse the Haramosh La (5,070 metres) from Arundu to Kutwal.
Source:The News International2023-6-196514 -
Hangzhou attracts travel enthusiasts with cultural and natural charm
Intangible cultural heritage products are on display during an activity marking the Cultural and Natural Heritage Day in Hangzhou, east China's Zhejiang Province, June 9, 2023.
Source:XINHUA2023-6-156386 -
No amendment planned for tourism levy Act, says Prime Minister
During the question and answer session in the National Assembly, Prime Minister Dr Lotay Tshering made it clear that the government has no intentions of revisiting or amending the Tourism Levy Act of Bhutan 2022.
Source:Kuensel2023-6-144393 -
'Hop All Hop off Bus', a Heritage Tour Bus started operation from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM in ktm
The winners of Miss Nepal visited the heritage area of Kathmandu on Saturday through 'Hop All Hop off Bus'. They visited through the 'Sampada Ghumti Bus Service Hop All Hop Off Bus' which was started in Kathmandu for her…
Source:SATV2023-6-129234 -
Canada reports 10 new wildfires
There were ten new wildfires burning in Canada on Friday, bringing the total number of wildfires in the country so far this year to 2,405, the Canadian Interagency Forest Fire Centre said.
Source:XINHUA2023-6-106307 -
BIMSTEC a huge market and destination for tourism: Foreign Minister Saud
Minister for Foreign Affairs, NP Saud, has said BIMSTEC (Bay of Bengal Initiative for Multi-Sectoral Technical and Economic Cooperation) offers a huge market and destination for tourism as well as trade and investment op…
Source:myRepublica2023-6-68047 -
Deaf American couple defies all odds, scales Everest, Lhotse
Scott Lehmann and Shayna Unger, both born profoundly deaf, have created history in mountain climbing this season. The US-based deaf couple stood atop Mt Everest on May 22 and also made it to the top of Mt Lhotse the next…
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-6-54813 -
Norwegian Harila reaches Annapurna hoping to beat Purja’s 14-peak record
Norwegian mountaineer Kristin Harila has reached the base camp of Annapurna I and is expected to try and scale the mountain within a week.
Source:The Rising Nepal2023-6-35133 -
Over 400,000 tourist visited Nepal in five months
Over 400,000 foreign tourists entered Nepal via air in the first five months of 2023, indicating an increase in tourism activities compared to past years.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-6-25563 -
Renowned German climber Luis Stitzinger found dead on Mt Kanchenjunga
A renowned climber from Germany, who went missing on Mt Kanchenjunga since May 25, has been found dead above 8,000m, according to expedition organiser.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-5-3111089 -
Xi Story: A rural street food's recipe for success
Taking a stroll in a Chinese city, big or small, one is likely to encounter restaurants under a popular red Pac-Man-like logo -- Shaxian Delicacies, a sign indicating palatable foods for reasonable prices.
Source:XINHUA2023-5-317049 -
Mountain communities urge world leaders to decarbonise Everest
Seventy years after Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay Sherpa first scaled Mt Everest, the Earth's tallest mountain is undergoing unprecedented and largely irreversible change caused by global warming.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-5-298662 -
Egypt displays newly found ancient tombs and workshops
Authorities in charge of Egypt's antiquities Saturday presented ancient tombs and workshops that they claim were recently found at a Pharaonic necropolis outside of Cairo.
Source:The News International2023-5-288937 -
17 feared dead on Everest this season
A Canadian climber passed away above Camp III on Mt Everest on May 25, taking the season's death toll to 12, officials said.
2023-5-2710413 -
70 years after man's 1st summit, Chinese expedition makes way to world's highest peak
A Chinese expedition team on Tuesday reached the summit of Mount Qomolangma, the world's highest peak, where they carried out scientific research.
Source:XINHUA2023-5-246783 -
Above-the-knee amputee Gurkha veteran Hari Budha creates history scaling Mt Everest
Former British Gurkha soldier Hari Budha Magar has scripted history becoming the world's first double above-the-knee amputee to climb Mt Everest.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-5-2110003 -
"Kunqu Puppet" inheritors spend decades promoting traditional heritage
Kunqu, with a history of hundreds of years, is listed by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) as an intangible cultural heritage in 2001.
Source:XINHUA2023-5-209222 -
Indian woman climber dies, Everest death toll reaches 7
An Indian woman climber who fell ill at the Mt Everest base camp died in Lukla this morning.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-5-185205 -
Sherpa climber dies below Camp IV
A Sherpa climber died while descending from the summit of Mt Everest, sources said.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-5-178785 -
After Everest, Naila Kiani scales fourth highest peak Mount Lhotse
Adding another feather to her cap, Pakistani mountaineer Naila Kiani reached the pinnacle of the world's fourth-highest mountain, Mount Lhotse, just days after scaling Mount Everest.
Source:The News International2023-5-1711528 -
Tea Culture from China Spread Around the Globe
"Tea For Harmony: Yaji Cultural Salon", was held in Nepal Academy of Fine Arts (NAFA) on May 16, 2023 by China Cultural Center on Nepal in collaboration with the organizers Jiangsu Provincial Department of Culture and To…
Source:SATV2023-5-1616728 -
Preserving Xinjiang's cultural heritage, the young take relay
With his target in sight, Zhao Hu pulled the string of a traditional bow. The arrow hit the bull's eye and was followed by a roaring cheer from the audience.
Source:XINHUA2023-5-1610670 -
Xi Focus-Closeup: Preserving "world-class treasure" of Xi'an ancient city wall
At the heart of northwest China's Xi'an, a city with over 3,100 years of history, stands the country's largest and best-preserved ancient city wall, which is deemed a "world-class treasure" by Chinese President Xi Jinpin…
Source:XINHUA2023-5-129691 -
SpaceX crew to video chat with Elon Musk from Everest summit
If everything goes as planned, American billionaire Elon Musk will virtually stand atop Mt Everest summit later this month
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-5-106500 -
8,000 tourists visit Manang in four months
A huge number of tourists tuned up to the Himalayan district Manang as of May 7 this year.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-5-105407 -
Sri Lanka earns nearly 700 mln USD from tourism in 4 months of 2023
Sri Lanka has earned nearly 700 million U.S. dollars from tourism in the first four months of 2023, an increase of 17.8 percent from the same period last year, an official said on Monday.
Source:myRepublica2023-5-92532 -
Chinese Embassy in U.S. holds event to promote Yunnan
The Chinese Embassy in the United States joined the Around the World Embassy Tour of Washington D.C. and held an open house event themed "Yunan: A Many-Splendored Life" presenting the southwestern Chinese province on Sat…
Source:XINHUA2023-5-89640 -
Applications open for land from Dharavandhoo
The local council has opened applications for 58 plots of land from B. Dharavandhoo.
Source:SunOnline International2023-5-86423 -
Tourist boat capsizes in southern India, at least 22 dead
Police officer Abdul Nazar said the rescue teams were expecting to recover more bodies from inside the boat after pulling it ashore from the muddy waters.
Source:SunOnline International2023-5-86182 -
Traditional Gurung attire at a crossroads as modernity seeps in
Gurung elders are worried about the loss in originality of their customary dresses.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-5-634831 -
A day when Lord Buddha is being remembered worldwide
Every Year on the full moon day of Baisakh, known as Baisakh Purnima as per the Hindu calender Buddhists celebrate Buddha Jayanti worldwide.
Source:SATV2023-5-514822 -
Sripada pilgrimage season ends tomorrow
Sripada pilgrimage season 2022-2023, which lasted six months since May 2022, will end on Wesak full moon Poya day tomorrow (05).
Source:DAILY MIRROR2023-5-47998 -
Night economy booms across China during Labor Day holiday
Night economy booms across China during Labor Day holiday
Source:XINHUA2023-5-49310 -
Chinese culture exhibition held in Paris
Chinese culture exhibition was held in Paris on Tuesday.
Source:XINHUA2023-5-39278 -
Resurging outbound Chinese tourists a boon to global tourism
"The Chinese tourists are back," said Suchart, who has spent nearly 10 years working in a small shop on Pattaya Beach, a popular tourist destination in southern Thailand.
Source:XINHUA2023-5-33023 -
American doctor dies at Camp II on Everest
An American climber died at Camp II on Mt Everest yesterday, expedition organiser said.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-5-22123 -
The 7 Chinese cities that win hearts of tourists for holiday travel
China is witnessing a travel boom during this year's five-day May Day holiday, the first such holiday since the country optimized its COVID-19 response measures.
Source:XINHUA2023-5-26664 -
First post-epidemic May Day holiday sees travel boom
China is seeing a record-high May Day holiday travel rush amid excitement over a sharp rebound in tourism, with pent-up demand released following the end of pandemic curbs late last year.
Source:XINHUA2023-5-28024 -
Emirates passengers to get exciting offers in Dubai
Emirates has announced the return of its popular “My Emirates Pass,” which, starting May 1 till September 30, will enable its customers to get exclusive offers at hundreds of locations in Dubai and the UAE as part of t…
Source:Dhaka Tribune2023-4-307133 -
China set for railway-trips record on May Day holiday
The number of passenger trips handled by China's railways is expected to hit 19.5 million on Saturday, the first day of the five-day-long May Day holiday, data from the China State Railway Group Co., Ltd. shows.
Source:XINHUA2023-4-305840 -
Tourism booms across China as 5-day Labor Day holiday starts
A boy plays toy plane in Hohhot, north China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, April 29, 2023. The 5-day Labor Day holiday started on Saturday.
Source:XINHUA2023-4-305225 -
Gelephu hoteliers yet to reap SDF waiver benefits
The government waived the sustainable development fee (SDF) for 24-hour visitors in border towns starting April 14 this year. However, hoteliers in Gelephu are yet to enjoy the returns.
Source:Kuensel2023-4-2710335 -
Reawakening a lost Buddhist legacy
The northeastern state of Tripura harbours a hidden past.
Source:Nepal News2023-4-237004 -
Tour operators cry foul over old SDF rule
Tour operators who had bookings confirmed to visit Bhutan before June 20, 2022 could bring in tourists by December 31 this year at the old Sustainable Development Fee of USD 65.
Source:Kuensel2023-4-229514 -
Ghodepani Welcomes Tourist After 3 Years
After three years, Chinese tourists have entered Ghodepani,a tourist spot in Myagdi.
Source:SATV2023-4-175913 -
Number of climbers for spring season surges by 45pc
A total of 743 mountaineers have received climbing permits to scale 23 mountains this spring season, an increase of 45 per cent compared to the same period of the previous year, when 512 climbers had received permits to …
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-4-177216 -
Aroma of Chinese Lamian noodles wafts to Belt and Road countries
Lamian noodles, or hand-pulled noodles, is a traditional Chinese dish. It has a variety of appetizing flavors such as Qinghai Lamian noodles and Lanzhou beef Lamian noodles.
Source:XINHUA2023-4-178009 -
Russia continues to dominate tourist arrivals
Statistics released by the Tourism Ministry shows Russia leading tourist arrivals to Maldives from January-April.
Source:SunOnline International2023-4-166646 -
Alidhuffarufinolhu and Olhufushi in high demand for resort development
Tourism Ministry reports huge demand for HA. Alidhuffarufinolhu and Th. Olhufushi – two islands opened for resort development earlier this year.
Source:SunOnline International2023-4-166555 -
Bhaktapur welcomes world for the serpent festival “Bisket Jatra”
Bhaktapur's historical and cultural significance Biska Jatra, which is celebrated for eight nights and nine days, has started from this morning.
Source:SATV2023-4-1011404 -
Indian tourists in Nepal to be allowed to use Indian e-wallets
Nepal and India are set to sign an agreement for cross-border digital payment using e-wallet, which is expected to boost trade and tourism by eliminating currency hassles.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-4-96644 -
Living up to expectations
For the group of tourists who were denied boarding their flight to Bhutan because of errors in their electronic copy of the visa, it was not the experience they expected, especially if they were paying the new SDF of USD…
Source:Kuensel2023-4-96156 -
Tourism prepares for more Chinese visitors
Chinese art lovers are also eagerly awaited in Paris. Before the pandemic, the Louvre Museum was a favorite site of Chinese tourists in the city.
Source:China Daily2023-4-83991 -
Int'l secondary school students experience traditional Chinese medicine in Malta
Over 20 secondary school students from Germany and Luxembourg on Wednesday experienced traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) during their cultural exchange trip to Malta.
Source:XINHUA2023-4-76224 -
Across China: Traditional tea planting mirrors human-nature harmony
As the advent of spring heralds the ideal time for harvesting fresh tea leaves, locals in Lancang Lahu Autonomous County of Yunnan Province celebrated the beginning of the tea-picking season with a spirited ceremony held…
Source:XINHUA2023-4-78062 -
Dhiraagu’s #ThashibariMovement revives beautiful custom lost in time
The beautiful customs of ancient Maldivians are memories of Maldivians of these modern times.
Source:SunOnline International2023-4-63703 -
Gurkha veteran with disability aims to be on Everest summit
Aiming to become the world's first double above-the-knee amputee to climb Mt Everest, former British Gurkha soldier Hari Budha Magar has arrived in Kathmandu to begin his climbing expedition in the world's tallest mounta…
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-4-48661 -
Tourism industry loses millions with Kailash Yatra closed
The Kailash Mansarovar Yatra season lasts from May to September.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-4-16625 -
USD 9.89M in SDF in six months
The number of tourists may have declined, but revenue generated from tourists is comparatively higher going by the number of tourists Bhutan received this month.
Source:Kuensel2023-3-316995 -
Chinese company contracted to develop Hankede
Chinese company, on Thursday, was contracted to develop Addu City’s Hankede.
Source:SunOnline International2023-3-315011 -
Local level to allow solo trekking in the Everest region
The decision of the 'solo trekking' permit, which was closed by the Nepal Tourism Board (NTB), will not be applicable in the area of Mount Everest, the highest peak in the world.
Source:myRepublica2023-3-285760 -
Dhorpatan Game Reserve is where expensive tourists visit
The last hunting tourism of this year has started in Dhorpatan hunting reserve Baglung, the only hunting tourism area of Nepal.
Source:SATV2023-3-276610 -
Boao's success spurs high-quality development of rural tourism
In the village of Paigang, everything bears testimony to the ancient fishery culture -- old brick houses, historic ferry sites and shabby fishing boats.
Source:XINHUA2023-3-273561 -
84-year-old Carlos Soria leaves for Lukla to prepare for 15th Dhaulagiri attempt
Veteran Spanish mountaineer Carlos Soria today left for the Khumbu region to prepare himself for his 15th attempt on Mt Dhaulagiri.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-3-266250 -
PATA Summit to take place from May 29
The PATA (Pacific Asia Travel Association) Annual Summit and Mart 23 will be taking place in Pokhara, a major tourist destination of Nepal, from 29 May to 1 June
Source:NepalNews2023-3-235924 -
Mountain climbers increasing in spring
Climbers from 25 different countries have received permission to climb so far.
Source:NepalNews2023-3-2211323 -
Explore the unspoiled wilderness of Far West
n Bardiya and Kailali, community-run homestays are empowering Tharu villagers financially while offering travellers a chance to explore Nepal in a more immersive way.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-3-196511 -
Taking to the skies
Paragliding is a popular tourist activity in Nepal. Numerous adventure sports companies in the country organise paragliding flights throughout the year (minus the monsoon season).
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-3-187732 -
7 Budgetary Highlights Which Are Set to Spruce Up Nepali Tourism
Tourism is one of the major revenue streams of Nepal. People around the world throng this Himalayan nation to trek the towering mountains or to soak in the beautiful views.
Source:nepalisansar2023-3-184655 -
China to reopen borders to foreign tourists for first time since 2020
China said that it will reopen its borders to foreign tourists for the first time in three years since the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic by restoring the issuance of all types of visas from Wednesday.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-3-155762 -
Nepal ends solo trekking. Everest region exception
On March 2, Nepal Tourism Board, the country’s tourism promotional body, 13 travel trekking organisations and trade unions, decided that beginning April 1, individual backpackers would not be allowed to trek the slopes …
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-3-154853 -
A Promising Sign of Recovery
The recent increase in foreign tourist arrivals to Nepal is a promising sign for the country's tourism industry, which has been severely impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic.
Source:myRepublica2023-3-36525 -
Bhutan strategises to promote tourism
The Department of Tourism (DoT) has come up with a marketing strategy to promote Bhutan abroad.
Source:Kuensel2023-3-212950 -
Budget hotel issue under discussion
The government is discussing resolving the budget hotel issue by categorising the hotels into three categories.
Source:Kuensel2023-2-288542 -
Thai media reps on FAM trip enjoy world-class hospitality in Maldives
According to MMPRC, the familiarization trip is part of its marketing strategy for Southeast Asia, with a focus on showcasing the Maldives' diverse and unique aspects to travelers from the region.
Source:SunOnline International2023-2-2410122 -
Kanduhulhudhoo to kickstart local tourism
The local council of GA. Kanduhulhudhoo of Maldives has decided to lease land from the “Rehaa gandu” area for local tourism.
Source:SunOnline International2023-2-2410751 -
Australia stuck in second gear while global tourism roars back to life
Australian Bureau of Statistics arrival numbers for December 2022 show Australia is still 40% down compared to the number of international visitors who arrived in December 2019.
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Bison completes Floating City’s first mockup unit
The first mockup unit of the Maldives Floating City being developed in K. Atoll has been towed to the project site.
Source:SunOnline International2023-2-217359 -
Bhutan calls on tourists at SATTE
Bhutanese tourism service providers showcased ‘what’s new’ in Bhutan after reopening to tourism at the three-day South Asia’s Travel and Tourism Exchange (SATTE) 2023 in Delhi which ends today.
Source:Kuensel2023-2-129295 -
Life and Legends under the Miaoying Temple https://tkpo.st/3Y4NFMI
Having survived the Cultural Revolution, the White Dagoba, which was designed by the Nepali architect Arniko, is the oldest and largest Tibetan Buddhist shrine in China and perhaps the last remaining building of the Yuan…
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-2-86027 -
China's resumption of outbound group travel expected to revive global tourism industry
The global tourism industry is expected to get a boost as China, one of the world's largest outbound tourism markets before the pandemic, resumed outbound group tours on Monday.
Source:XINHUA2023-2-75833 -
ASEAN Tourism Forum 2023 concludes in Yogyakarta, Indonesia
The four-day ASEAN Tourism Forum 2023 concluded in Yogyakarta, Indonesia on Sunday, with the theme "ASEAN: A Journey to Wonderful Destinations."
Source:XINHUA2023-2-69096 -
Tibetan Buddhist event in China's Gansu attracts believers, tourists
More than 76,000 believers and tourists from home and abroad attended a grand Tibetan Buddhist event, known as the "sunning of the Buddha" ceremony, held Friday at the Labrang Monastery in northwest China's Gansu Provin…
Source:XINHUA2023-2-48213 -
Tourism industry hopeful as over 55,000 tourists enter Nepal in Jan
Tourist arrival in January, considered an off-season month, has given hope to Nepal’s tourism industry.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-2-26393 -
Chinese tourists to fuel global economic recovery, cultural exchange
We cannot wait to have the Chinese back in our restaurants. We missed it so much," said Alix Pickard, a senior manager of a British restaurant corporation.
Source:XINHUA2023-1-264169 -
Dudh Kunda’s divine duende https://tkpo.st/3IsANuR
At an elevation of 4,561 metres and located at the base of the Numbur Himal, the pond is one of the lesser-explored trekking destinations in the country.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-1-187323 -
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Chitwan as a fame of tourist area
Source:The Rising Nepal2023-1-1312563 -
Trek card becoming effective in tourism promotion and tourist safety
Trek card distribution has been started in Khumbu region since last October, as the number of tourists going on FIT treks without a guide and going missing and dying due to not being able to find the route and geographic…
Source:SATV2023-1-125025 -
Peak tourism in 2023
More than 70 years after Nepal opened to the world, the country has yet to fully benefit from tourism
Source:Nepali Times2023-1-1010472 -
Suspension of flights from GBIA hits businesses
International flights, suspended since December 21, unlikely to resume before January-end
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-1-69073 -
Govt names Phunjo Lama as tourism ambassador to Switzerland, Binod Adhikari to USA
The government has appointed mountaineer Phunjo Jhangmu Lama and entrepreneur Binod Adhikari as the tourism goodwill ambassadors to Switzerland and Pennsylvania of the United States of America, respectively.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-1-49405 -
Nepal's tourism on the mend with more than 600,000 foreign visitors in 2022
A total of 614,148 foreign tourists entered Nepal in 2022, indicating a strong recovery in the country's tourism sector compared to 230,085 tourists who visited the country in 2020 and 150,962 in 2021.
2023-1-25055 -
Home-stay facility lures more tourists in Kaski village
Yangjakot, a historical and touristic village, in the northeast of Kaski district has received impressive number of visitors in the aftermath of the COVID-19.
Source:NepalNews2022-12-268386 -
Kathmandu’s posh hotels are once again making money
All four five-star hotels listed on the Nepal Stock Exchange have reported net profits in the first quarter of fiscal 2022-23.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2022-12-254862 -
Flying drones around Pathibhara area banned
Flying drones in and around Pathibhara, a famous temple in the Taplejung district, has been banned.
Source: RSS2022-12-239034 -
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 khabar2022-12-228670 -
Jiri’s once glorious identity as gateway to Everest is now losing its grace
Jiri’s identity crisis
Source:online khabar2022-12-2112737 -
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 Post2022-12-88914 -
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 Post2022-12-36096 -
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Source:DAILY MIRROR2022-11-175885 -
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Source:AVAS2022-11-157909 -
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Source:DAILY MIRROR2022-11-912493 -
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The tourists who had become stuck about 200 feet underground at the Grand Canyon Caverns in Peach Springs, Arizona, on Sunday when an elevator malfunctioned have all been brought back to the surface with the help of loca…
Source:CNN2022-10-318060 -
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Source:DAILY MIRROR2022-10-198727 -
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Source:The Kathmandu Post2022-10-1511113 -
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Source:The Kathmandu Post2022-10-116695 -
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