The upcoming election for the Trekking Agencies Association of Nepal (TAAN) is generating significant interest, with candidates competing for various key positions. The list of candidates includes experienced individuals from the trekking and tourism industry, each bringing their own set of qualities and visions for the future of TAAN.
Chairman Candidates:
- Sagar Pandey – Voter No. 593
- Rajendra Prasad Sapkota – Voter No. 1024
Senior Vice President Candidates:
- Cholendra Bahadur Karki – Voter No. 608
- Karma Sherpa – Voter No. 1005
First Vice President Candidates:
- Dawa Lama (Tamang) – Voter No. 1266
- Bishnu Prasad Lamsal – Voter No. 927
Second Vice President Candidates:
- Nishesh Thapa – Voter No. 665
- Sanam Sherpa – Voter No. 108
General Secretary Candidates:
- Sonam Galgen Sherpa – Voter No. 1008
- Rajendra Prasad Subedi – Voter No. 167
Secretary Candidates:
- Sajana Tripathi – Voter No. 514
- Rinji Zangbu Sherpa – Voter No. 589
Treasurer Candidates:
- Ganesh Prasad Neupane – Voter No. 1244
- Gautam Raj Wagle – Voter No. 245
Co-Treasurer Candidates:
- Dambar Bahadur Adhikari – Voter No. 1286
- Lakpa Temba Sherpa – Voter No. 1262
Member (Women) Candidates:
- Shristi Bhandari – Voter No. 1184
- Pabitra Tamang – Voter No. 1216
Member (Open) Candidates:
- Ambir Bahadur Gurung – Voter No. 283
- Madhav Kumar Dhamala – Voter No. 453
- Binod Kumar Tamang – Voter No. 384
- Mere Karki – Voter No. 1325
- Hom Bahadur Bishwokarma – Voter No. 1258
- Shiva Prasad Silwal – Voter No. 27
- Ustav Dhakal – Voter No. 426
- Phurpu Chiring Lhomi – Voter No. 1083
- Bikash Gurung – Voter No. 486
- Bhuwan Bahadur Khadka – Voter No. 10
- Dinesh Prasad Timsina – Voter No. 258
- Sagar Rai – Voter No. 543
- Chappte Lama – Voter No. 987
- Bishwo Dahal – Voter No. 515
- Suman Aryal – Voter No. 313
- Raj Gurung – Voter No. 660
This election is crucial for the future direction of TAAN, as the elected leaders will play a key role in shaping the policies and strategies of the association. With a wide array of experienced candidates, the election outcome is highly anticipated by all stakeholders in the trekking and tourism industry.
