Culture & Tourism
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Nepal Government Eases Visit Visa Departure Provisions
Nepal has eased the provisions on Nepali travelers visiting abroad on a visit visa. The Department of Immigration (DoI) has…
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Paubha: A Closely Guarded Secret
Suvekshya Rajak “Masters of Devotion: Paubha Art from Bhaktapur,” a Paubha art exhibition at the Siddhartha Art Gallery, marks a…
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Weather Alert Remains in Place: More Rain Predicted
Over the next 24 hours, Nepal and India will experience significant weather due to Cyclone Montha, which has moved inland…
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Tourists Flock to Mustang Despite Early Snowfall
More than 40,000 domestic and international tourists have visited the Himalayan district of Mustang in the first ten days of…
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Nepal’s 385-Year-Old Kartik Dance Begins
Nepal’s centuries-old Kartik Dance, a unique religious and cultural performance, has begun at Kartik Dabali in Lalitpur, a historic city…
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Heavy Snow Strands Tourists in Nepal’s Manang, Over 1,500 Rescued
More than 1,500 domestic and international tourists were rescued from the Tilicho Base Camp and surrounding areas in Nepal’s mountainous…
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Nepal Receives First Autumn Snowfall: Weather Change Affects Tourists
Sudden change in weather pattern has dipped the mercury unexpectedly while affecting thousands of foreign and domestics tourists concluding their…
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Offerings Made to Rising Sun as Chhath Concludes
The four-day Chhath festival concluded today with devotees offering Argha to the rising sun at riverbanks, ponds and lakes across…
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Increased Arrival, Higher Occupancy: Nepal’s Tourism Industry Optimistic
Birat Anupam Recently Nepal’s famed and spacious five-star hotel Hyatt Regency issued a notice of indefinite closure citing physical damage…
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Offerings to Setting Sun to Take Place This Evening on Chhath Festival Main Day
The main day of the four-day Chhath Festival is being celebrated today across Nepal with devotion and enthusiasm. The festival…
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