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NMA Introduces Revised Curriculum for Professional Mountaineering Training
Kathmandu: The Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA) has introduced a revised curriculum for its Professional Mountain Guide and Mountain Leader training courses. This marks a significant step in enhancing the quality and scope of professional mountaineering education in Nepal. According to NMA, the revised curriculum, developed with the support of the…
Read More »1,251 Climbers from 72 Countries Arrive in Nepal for Autumn Mountaineering
Nepal has welcomed 1,251 climbers from 72 countries for the autumn mountaineering season. According to data released by the Department of Tourism on Friday, these climbers aim to ascend 46 peaks, ranging from Mount Makalu in the east to Mount Api in the west. The United States tops the list…
Read More »Tourist Influx in Manang and Mustang
As the month of Ashoj (September/October) begins, both domestic and international tourists have been flocking to Manang and Mustang. Tourism business owners are excited as the daily influx of tourists continues to increase. On Tuesday alone, 286 tourists entered Manang, the highest number in a single day so far. On…
Read More »236 Dead, 19 Still Missing Due to Floods and Landslides in Nepal
In the aftermath of continuous heavy rainfall, floods, and landslides across Nepal have claimed the lives of 236 people. According to the Ministry of Home Affairs, the victims include 114 men, 32 women, and 19 children. Nineteen individuals are still missing, and over ten thousand people have been affected by…
Read More »Severe Flood in Dudhkoshi River Devastates Thame Village Following Snow Lake Burst
Kathmandu: A catastrophic flood swept through the Dudhkoshi River on Friday afternoon, causing extensive damage to Thame village, a renowned community known as the “village of mountain climbers” in Khumbu Pasanglhamu Rural Municipality Ward No. 5. The disaster was triggered by the sudden bursting of the Thingbo snow lake, which…
Read More »“Gurung Heritage Trekking Trail” Officially Launched
The Gurung Heritage Trekking Trail (GHTT), tracing the ancestral paths of the Tamu (Gurung) people, has been formally launched in Pokhara, the tourist capital of Nepal, during a special program. The event was organized by the Gurung Tourism Entrepreneurs’ Association, Nepal (GTEAN) Gandaki. It featured notable participants, including the Minister…
Read More »Explore the Majestic Trail from Ghorepani to Annapurna Basecamp
Embark on an unforgettable journey from Ghorepani to Annapurna Basecamp, traversing lush rhododendron forests, picturesque villages, and breathtaking mountain vistas. Starting with the iconic sunrise view from Poon Hill, this trek offers a tapestry of cultural and natural wonders. Experience the warm hospitality of the Gurung and Magar communities, immerse…
Read More »Tourists Stranded in Lukla as Flights Remain Suspended for 10 Days Due to Bad Weather
Tourists visiting the Everest region are facing travel disruptions as flights have been suspended at Tenzing Hillary Airport in Lukla for the past ten days due to adverse weather conditions. Thick fog and strong winds have made takeoffs and landings for both airplanes and helicopters impossible since May 26th. This…
Read More »Marsyangdi Gears Up for Eco-Tourism with “FAM Trip” on Chinkhola-Bahrpokhri Trail
The Marsyangdi rural municipality, in collaboration with Eco-Himal, has launched a unique tourism initiative – a “FAM trip” along the Chinkhola-Barahpokhri trekking trail. This trail connects the homestays of ward no. 7 of rural municipality with the revered spiritual site Barahpokhri. The trip highlights the region’s homestay potential and its…
Read More »Mustang as international tourist destination
Luring Mustang as one of the top tourist destinations in Nepal involves highlighting its unique blend of natural beauty, cultural richness, and historical significance. Nestled in the Himalayan region, Mustang offers breathtaking landscapes ranging from stark desert-like terrain to lush green valleys, all framed by towering snow-capped peaks. Trekkers are…
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