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Kohalpur. Prime Minister Balendra (Balen) Shah’s recent road trip to Mustang has really captured public attention, creating a fresh wave of excitement for the region’s tourism. Unlike previous leaders who flew straight in by helicopter, PM Shah chose to drive himself along the rugged Beni-Jomsom highway, getting a firsthand look at the travel condit...


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Kathmandu, July 29

The population of tigers has reached 429 in the country, as per the latest census. The Ministry of Agriculture, Forests and Environment made public the recent tiger census today on the occasion of Global Tiger Day. Minister for Agriculture, Forests and Environment, Gita Chaudhary, launched the Tig...


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Nagarkot, a name synonymous with breathtaking Himalayan vistas, is the ultimate escape from the energetic chaos of Kathmandu. Located a mere 32-kilometer scenic drive from the Nepali capital, this serene hill station, perched at over 2,000 meters (approx. 7,000 ft), is a destination that truly caters to the soul-seeker, t...


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Nepal, a land of awe-inspiring Himalayan peaks and deep spiritual traditions, offers a unique experience year-round. However, October stands out as the perfect time to visit, combining ideal weather with the country’s most vibrant cultural celebrat...


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PARBAT: Homestays in rural areas of Parbat district have fallen quiet as continuous rainfall and blocked roads disrupt tourist movement during the monsoon season.

More than 60 homestay services operate across the district. However, since July, the number of visitors has sharply declined due to persistent rains, and ...


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