Krishna Prasad Acharya has been appointed as the Treasurer of the Pokhara Tourism Council. The appointment was made by Council Chairman Hari Bhujel.
Acharya brings extensive experience in the tourism sector and has been actively involved in promoting tourism in Gandaki Province. He previously served as President of the Trekking Agencies’ Association of Nepal (TAAN), Gandaki Province, for the 2081–2083 B.S. term (2024–2026 A.D.).
Acharya Brings Extensive Tourism Experience
During his tenure at TAAN Gandaki Province, Acharya was involved in initiatives related to trekking, tourism promotion and coordination among tourism stakeholders in the province.
More recently, in August 2026, Acharya was nominated as an invited member of the Federation of Nepalese Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FNCCI), Gandaki Province, further expanding his involvement in the province’s private-sector and tourism networks.
His appointment as Treasurer of the Pokhara Tourism Council is expected to strengthen the council’s institutional coordination and financial and administrative activities as Pokhara continues to position itself as a leading tourism destination.
Gokarna Lamsal Appointed Council Member
Meanwhile, tourism entrepreneur Gokarna Lamsal has also been appointed as a member of the Pokhara Tourism Council. Lamsal is a prominent tourism entrepreneur and representative who has been actively involved in tourism-related networks in Gandaki Province. He previously served as President of the Embroidery and Garment Association (EGA).
Focus on Tourism Coordination
Lamsal has also been engaged in strategic discussions and coordination concerning the Annapurna Conservation Area Project (ACAP), particularly on matters related to tourism and the interests of tourism stakeholders in the region.
The inclusion of Acharya and Lamsal is expected to add further experience and representation from the private sector to the Pokhara Tourism Council and support its efforts to promote sustainable tourism development and strengthen coordination among tourism stakeholders in Pokhara and Gandaki Province.
