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75 Years of Annapurna Glory: TAAN Gandaki President’s Vision for the Diamond Festival

As Nepal gears up to celebrate a monumental milestone in its mountaineering legacy the 75th anniversary of the first ascent of Annapurna I (8,091 meters) the Annapurna Diamond Festival is set to take place from Jestha 16 to 21 (May 30 to June 4) at the Annapurna Base Camp in Annapurna Rural Municipality-4, Narchyang, Myagdi. …

Revitalizing Nepal’s Tourism: Exclusive Insights from HAN General Secretary Sajan Shakya

Mr. Sajan Shakya, the General Secretary of the Hotel Association of Nepal (HAN), shared valuable insights on Nepal’s tourism industry, its recovery post-pandemic, and the role of the Hotel Association in revitalizing this vital sector. With his extensive experience and as he serves his second term at HAN, he reflects on the challenges and opportunities …

Unveiling the Wonders of Pokhara: Insights from the Chairman of the Pokhara Tourism Council

Pokhara has always been a significant hub for tourism in Nepal, renowned for its stunning natural beauty and vibrant culture. To better understand the current dynamics of tourism in this picturesque city, we spoke with Mr. Taranath Pahari, Chairman of the Pokhara Tourism Council (PTC), an organization representing 14 tourism-related institutions. Here are his insights …

The Inspiring Story of Saroj Tulachan: Bringing Japan’s Precision to Nepal’s Hospitality

In a recent interview, Mr. Saroj Tulachan, owner of Mustang Eco Hill Resort, discussed his journey and the challenges he has encountered in the hospitality industry. Beginning with limited resources and minimal infrastructure in Mustang, Mr. Tulachan faced a range of obstacles, including the need to establish a sustainable supply chain and adapt to unpredictable …

Forging a Sustainable Future: Mayor Acharya’s Bold Vision for Pokhara’s Tourism Sector

Pokhara, renowned as the tourism capital of Nepal, offers breathtaking landscapes, a vibrant cultural heritage, and a growing infrastructure to support both domestic and international tourism. In a landmark announcement on Sunday, March 17, 2024, Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal declared Pokhara as the official Tourism Capital of Nepal. The declaration, made during a ceremony …

Exploring Opportunities in Pokhara’s Restaurant Sector: A Conversation With Mr. Bishwo Raj Paudel

The Restaurant and Bar Association (REBAN) Pokhara, established in 1999, advocates for the local hospitality industry by promoting collaboration, offering networking and skill development, and setting hygiene and safety standards. It actively enhances tourism through events that highlight Pokhara’s culinary and cultural heritage while addressing industry challenges. Over 24 years, REBAN has grown into a …

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