Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve is Nepal’s only legal hunting reserve and one of the very few regulated trophy hunting destinations in Asia. Located in the western Himalayan region, it covers approximately…
From a humble village in Nepal to becoming one of the greatest mountaineers in history, Nirmal Purja’s (Nimsdai) extraordinary journey was defined not only by world records but by courage,…
Rising gracefully above the tranquil bushland of central Victoria, the Great Stupa of Universal Compassion is one of Australia’s most inspiring spiritual and cultural landmarks. Recognised as the largest Buddhist…
Every year, Sagarmatha Day, also known globally as Everest Day, is observed with deep respect and national pride in Nepal. This historic day marks the first successful ascent of Mount…
The Government of Nepal, in its Policy and Program for the Fiscal Year 2083/84, has placed tourism and culture at the forefront of the country’s economic transformation agenda. The policy…
Khaptad Lake is one of far-western Nepal’s most serene and least explored natural destinations. Tucked away within the vast wilderness of Khaptad National Park, the lake sits at an altitude…
Buddha Jayanti, also known as Buddha Purnima, stands as one of the most sacred and widely observed festivals among Buddhists across the globe. Celebrated on the full moon day of…
Who Was King Yalambar? Yalambar is widely regarded as the first king of the Kirat dynasty and one of the earliest rulers in the recorded history of Nepal. Believed to…
Over the decades, Nepal as a destination has changed in the global market. Tourism remains one of the major revenue generators in Nepal’s economy, contributing significantly to foreign exchange earnings…
Nepal’s tourism journey in 2026 begins with a sense of renewed confidence. The successful national elections and the formation of a relatively stable government have sent a strong signal of…
