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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.

Qatar Airways to start daily flights from Gautam Buddha Airport…

Qatar Airways will begin daily flights from Gautam Buddha International Airport (GBIA) starting Tuesday, according to the Civil Aviation Authority

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International Airport to remain closed 10 hours a day from…

Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) will remain closed for 10 hours a day for the next five months, starting today.

Nepal participates in Montreal tourism show

Nepal has participated in an International Tourism and Travel Show 2024 organized at Palais des Congress in Montréal, Canada as

Thai Asia starts Bhairahawa-Bangkok flight

The Thai Asia Airlines has launched flights on Bangkok-Bhairahawa-Bangkok route from today.

Annapurna welcomes highest number of tourists since recordkeeping

The rural municipality has also developed a tourism master plan for the development of the Annapurna Base Camp.

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Everest region welcomes around 9,000 trekkers in a month

Nearly 9,000 trekkers visited the Sagarmatha (Everest) region, locally known as Khumbu region, of Solukhumbu district in a month.

Swiss tourist dies of ‘altitude sickness’ in Manang

A tourist who arrived in Manang from Switzerland has died and altitude sickness is believed to have been the cause

Hunting season begins in Dhorpatan, Revenue exceeds Rs 14.5 million

The first hunting season has begun in Nepal’s only Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve, allowing the hunting of blue sheep, Himalayan thar,

Over 1,000 tourists stuck in Manthali due to adverse weather

More than 1,000 tourists have been stuck in Manthali due to the adverse weather in Lukla. Domestic and foreign tourists take