Nepal free climbing permits on 97 Himalayan peaks aim to boost tourism, support local economies, and promote adventure travel while ensuring environmental protection. Nepal Announces Free Climbing on 97 Himalayan Peaks to Boost Tourism Government Initiative to Promote Adventure Tourism The Government of Nepal has announced a landmark decision to allow free climbing on 97…
Kathmandu Hosts Inaugural Pashmina Festival Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal, recently hosted the inaugural Pashmina Festival, marking a significant step in promoting one of the country’s most revered and valuable industries. The event showcased Nepal’s luxurious pashmina wool, a premium fabric widely known for its warmth, softness, and cultural importance. This festival is an initiative…
Asia’s Oldest Buddhist Monastery: Location and Significance Introduction: Asia’s Oldest Buddhist Monastery Asia’s oldest Buddhist monastery is located in Lumbini, which is situated in the Rupandehi District of Nepal. Lumbini holds a special place in history as the birthplace of Siddhartha Gautama, who later became known as the Buddha. The monastery, along with the surrounding…
Nepal Hosts Inaugural Rainbow Tourism Conference: Paving the Way for Inclusive Travel Nepal recently made headlines by hosting its inaugural Rainbow Tourism Conference, marking a significant step towards promoting inclusive travel and welcoming LGBTQ+ tourists. The conference, held in Kathmandu, brought together stakeholders from various sectors to discuss strategies for making Nepal a more welcoming…
Nepal Special Tourism Year 2025: Nepal Declares 2025 as ‘Special Tourism Year’ Nepal, a breath taking country nestled in the heart of the Himalayas, has recently announced that the year 2025 will be observed as the ‘Special Tourism Year.’ This exciting initiative aims to promote tourism in Nepal and attract a higher number of international…
