A collaborative effort led by the Conservation Area Management Committee of Kobang, chaired by Mr. Jivan Thakali, and supported by the local office staff, has completed the study and observation of the trail leading to the historic Ghowa Cave in Thasang Rural Municipality-02, Kobang.
The initiative aimed to assess and repair the deteriorated sections of the pathway to Ghowa Cave, which holds significant historical and cultural value. The cave is a notable attraction in the Mustang region, drawing interest from both domestic and international tourists. The improved trail is expected to enhance accessibility and provide a safer and more enjoyable experience for visitors.
The Conservation Area Management Committee emphasized that the maintenance project aligns with the broader objective of promoting tourism in the Mustang region. By preserving and improving access to historical sites like Ghowa Cave, the initiative seeks to contribute to sustainable tourism development and foster economic growth in the local community.
The team’s efforts are part of a continued focus on promoting Mustang’s rich heritage and natural beauty as a prime destination for cultural and adventure tourism. Local stakeholders have expressed optimism that the improved infrastructure will attract more visitors and bolster the region’s tourism potential.
Source: ACAP Jomsom
