•      Mon Nov 25 2024
Nepali
Nepali
Logo
Latest
★   Gold price decreases Rs 15,900 per tola today ★   Vegan Gallery calls out ‘animals are friends not food’ ★   EC reminds code of conduct, urges all to refrain from unlawful use of vehicles ★   Environment Department urges not to burn plastic waste ★   Wild tusker rampage forces locals to abandon homes in Laljhadi ★   Rabi Lamichhane’s custody extends by 15 days ★   Prime Minister Oli directive to settle PG disputes soon ★   Start-up becoming government’s popular programme: Industry Minister ★   Unnecessary expenditure should be slashed: Chief Minister Karki ★   Discussions held to solve valley waste, Mayor Balen Shah was absent
Annapurna Conservation Area Project
Over 33,000 tourists visit Annapurna Conservation Area

Pokhara, Nov 18: In the Nepali month of Kartik, over 33,000 foreign tourists visited the Annapurna Conservation Area (ACAP). According to the Annapurna Conservation Area Project (ACAP), a total of 33,310 tourists visited the region during this period, with 11,678 coming from South Asian countries and 21,332 from abroad. Dr.

Annapurna trail
Korean tourist found dead in Manang

Manang: A trekker has been found dead along the Annapurna Circuit in Manang. Korean tourist Johnsin, 53, was found dead,
82 tourists stranded in Manang rescued

A total of 82 tourists- domestic and foreign combined- stranded in Manang, a mountainous district, have been rescued after they

eNewsPolar
Latest
Gold price decreases Rs 15,900 per tola today
1
Vegan Gallery calls out ‘animals are friends not food’
2
EC reminds code of conduct, urges all to refrain from unlawful use of vehicles
3
Environment Department urges not to burn plastic waste
4
Wild tusker rampage forces locals to abandon homes in Laljhadi
5
Rabi Lamichhane’s custody extends by 15 days
6
Prime Minister Oli directive to settle PG disputes soon
7

© 2024 All Rights Reserved Enewspolar

Developed By: