The autumn mountaineering season has officially begun on Dhaulagiri, the world’s seventh-highest mountain, standing tall at 8,167 meters. Located in Dhaulagiri Rural Municipality–4 of Myagdi district, this Himalayan giant continues…
The Nepal Association of Tour and Travel Agents (NATTA) marked the 46th World Tourism Day on 28th September 2025 with a program that went beyond the traditional celebrations. Instead of…
Tourist arrivals through the Belahiya border post, one of Nepal’s key entry points from India, have shown steady signs of recovery in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic. According to…
The second edition of the Mountain Race, organized to mark the 46th World Tourism Day, concluded in Pokhara on Friday with a thrilling display of stamina, sportsmanship, and cultural celebration.…
Pokhara, the heart of Nepal’s tourism, came alive yesterday as the city celebrated the 46th World Tourism Day with a series of cultural, recreational, and promotional programs. The events, organized…
The climbing route to the summit of Mt. Dhaulagiri (8,167 meters), the world’s seventh-highest peak, has been successfully opened this autumn season. Situated in Dhaulagiri Rural Municipality-4 of Myagdi district,…
The religious and touristic district of Mustang marked the 46th World Tourism Day with colorful celebrations and heartfelt gestures of hospitality. Separate programs were organized by the Annapurna Conservation Area…
On this occasion, several personalities were honored for their outstanding contributions to the sector, among which Mr. Kumar Mani Thapaliya was presented with the prestigious Tourism Excellence Award 2025, honoring…
On the occasion of the 46th World Tourism Day, Nepal conveyed a strong message to the international community, positioning itself as a safe, open, and tourist-friendly destination. Organized by the…
World Tourism Day 2025 is celebrated under the global theme “Tourism and Sustainable Transformation.” While tourism is often praised for its contribution to economic growth, the celebration this year goes…