As Nepal’s renowned tourism capital, Pokhara witnessed a vibrant display of colors today as both domestic and international tourists celebrated Holi, the festival of colors. While the city did not…
China has celebrated the success of its longest-ever Lunar New Year holiday, reporting record-breaking domestic travel and tourism revenue that provided a strong boost to the country’s consumption-driven economic recovery.…
Holi, widely known as the Festival of Colours, is one of the most vibrant and cherished celebrations in South Asia. Observed primarily in Nepal and India, the festival marks the…
Nestled in the remote highlands of Bajura, within Triveni Municipality of Sudurpashchim Province, Badimalika stands as one of Nepal’s most revered yet least explored spiritual destinations. Often described as the…
Chir marked the ceremonial beginning of this year’s Phagu Poornima celebrations as it was erected amid traditional rituals. The splendor and vibrancy of this year’s Phagu Poornima, popularly known as…
The revered Mithila Madhyama Parikrama, often described as the “Maha Kumbha of Mithila,” progressed into Dhanusha on Tuesday after completing its religious journey across Mahottari on the ninth day of…
With the gradual decline in winter cold, the sacred Muktinath Temple in Mustang has begun witnessing a sharp rise in the number of pilgrims and tourists. The harsh winter months…
The India–Nepal Friendship Festival brought together tourism leaders, cultural representatives, and dignitaries to celebrate the centuries-old relationship between the two neighboring nations, emphasizing shared heritage, spirituality, and opportunities for cross-border…
The Annapurna Cable Car marked its 4th anniversary on February 18, 2026, celebrating four successful years of service and officially entering its 5th year. The celebration was marked by a…
The Sherpa community marked the Gyalpo Lhosar today with vibrant celebrations, rituals, and family gatherings, welcoming the New Year with deep spiritual devotion and cultural pride. Observed annually on Falgun…
