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Annapurna region welcomes 191,558 tourists in 2023

Ram Bahadur Thapa Pokhara, Jan 2: The Annapurna region welcomed 191,558 tourists in 2023, marking the highest number of visitors in its tourism history. According to the Annapurna Conservation Area Project (ACAP), Nepal, in 2019, the area witnessed the second-highest influx of tourists with 181,000 visitors. The latest surge in

Cold affects arrival of tourists in Taplejung

The number of tourists viewing the third tallest peak of the world, Kanchanjungha, has declined sharply owing to growing chill

Annapurna trail
Foreign tourist goes missing from Mardi trekking trail

A foreign tourist who went hiking in Mardi trekking trail of Machapuchhre rural municipality has been out of contact.

More than one million tourists arrive Nepal in 2023

More than one million foreign tourists came to visit Nepal via air in the year 2023. According to the statistics

Government effortful to remove Nepal’s air space from EU blacklist:…

Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' has said the government was determined to make Nepal's air safety systematic.

Rara welcomes over 4,500 tourists in four months

More than 4,500 tourists visited Rara, a famous tourist destination of Karnali Province, from July 17 to November 16, 2023.

Manang attracts highest no of foreign tourists since COVID-19

Manang district has received the highest number of foreign tourists since the outbreak of COVID-19 pandemic.

Nepal Airlines Twin Otter plane grounded in Mugu airport

A Twin Otter aircraft of Nepal Airlines, which flew from Nepalganj to Talcha Airport (Mugu), has grounded at the airport

Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal (CAAN)
Ten Years On: European sky still unavailable for Nepali airlines

The European Union (EU) has continued its ban on Nepali airlines' service. The EU on Wednesday sent a letter to

Concrete trekking route constructed with people’s mobilization

A narrowed passage amidst a dense forest. Trouble for two-way mobility along the main road from the village. Local folks