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Regular flights operation begins at Surkhet Airport

Regular flights have begun from today at Surkhet Airport, the provincial capital of Karnali Province, with ATR-72 aircraft taking off from the Airport's runway. The Buddha Air's ATR-72 airplane started flight in Kathmandu-Surkhet-Kathmandu route from today on a regular basis, according to Jagannath Niraula, Spokesperson at the Civil Aviation Authority

German envoy’s journey from Kathmandu to Dhaka, on bicycle

Does anyone know that the ambassador of any foreign country residing in Nepal went to any South Asian country on

Bridge in Baglung village benefits locals

Operation of a suspension bridge at Lekhani village of Kathekhola Rural Munciipality-8 in Baglung district has brought about positive changes

Vice President Nanda Bahadur Pun
Mountain tourism has huge potential: Vice President Pun

Vice-President Nanda Bahadur Pun asserted that Nepal possesses a huge potential in mountain tourism.

549,000 tourists visited Nepal in eleven months

In the last 11 months, 549,656 foreign tourists have entered Nepal. According to the statistics provided by the Nepal Tourism

Technical hitches disrupt NA’s domestic flights

Technical hitches in a twin otter disrupted the domestic flights of Nepal Airlines on Friday.

Buddha Air to operate flights to India from PRIA

Buddha Air, country's one of the leading private carriers, will operate three flights to India from the Pokhara Regional International

NAC to operate int’l flights from Gautam Buddha Int’l Airport

Kathmandu: The national flag carrier—Nepal Airlines- is to operate the international flight from Bhairahawa-based Gautam Buddha International Airport. Spokesperson of

Tourists in Ghodepani enjoying scenic beauty of Nepal. (file photo)
Over 500 thousand tourists arrive in 10 months

The arrival of foreign tourists in Nepal has gradually caught the track. In the past 10 months, around 500,000 foreign

Over 500 thousand tourists arrive in 10 months

Kathmandu: The arrival of foreign tourists in Nepal has gradually caught the track. In the past 10 months, around 500,000