International Mountain Museum (IMM) Day is being observed today, February 5, in Pokhara, marking the anniversary of the inauguration of the International Mountain Museum in 2004. The day is celebrated…
Nepal is celebrating World Wetlands Day today under the theme “Traditional Knowledge: Celebrating Cultural Heritage”, highlighting the crucial role of wetlands in environmental conservation, cultural heritage, and sustainable tourism. With…
Kathmandu’s Tiny Secret Most people in Kathmandu have no idea that the Spiny Babbler – Nepal’s only endemic bird lives in the very hills and scrublands around their homes. Even…
The name Borabadh is deeply rooted in local history and environmental necessity. It derives from an embankment constructed using cement-filled sacks, locally known as bora, built along the Saptakoshi River…
Let me explain one word here- Expedition. In Nepal, an expedition is often assumed to be a mountaineering journey. However, the literal meaning of Expedition is a journey undertaken for…
South Asia’s tourism story is shaped by two countries that approach travel from very different starting points. Nepal, rising northward into the Himalayas, draws visitors through scale, silence, and a…
Nepal’s tourism industry remains one of the country’s strongest economic pillars, admired globally for its Himalayan beauty, spiritual depth, cultural richness, and warm hospitality. In 2025, the sector navigated a…
This year marks a special milestone for Nepal’s tourism industry, the 27th anniversary of the Nepal Tourism Board (NTB). Since its establishment on December 31, 1998, Nepal Tourism Board (NTB)…
Nepal, a nation of Himalayan grandeur, spiritual depth, and vibrant cultural heritage, has long regarded tourism not merely as an industry but as a passion and a philosophy that connects…
Nepal, a land of towering mountains, lush forests, and incredible wildlife, has long been celebrated for its natural richness and dedication to conservation. Beyond safeguarding its forests and endangered species,…
