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Nepalayatimes/VNY 2020: Why should you visit Nepal in 2019? Nepal has a unique geographical position and altitudinal variation. The altitude of the country ranges from 60 m above sea level to the highest point on earth, Mt. Everest at 8,848 meter, all within a distance of 150 km resulting into climatic conditions from sub-tropical to Arctic. Nepal occupying only 0.1% …

Nepalayatimes altitude sickness is termed as “Acute Mountain Sickness” which occurs when the body does not adjust due to the decreasing the amount of oxygen available on high altitude as we climb higher ranging usually about 2500 meters. Generally speaking, Altitude Sickness-Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS) is a medical consideration while trekking in the Himalayas. Nepal Sanctuary Treks design trekking program …

Nepalayatimes/Nepali Stalls on Visitor’s Choice in ITB Berlin 2019The ITB Berlin 2019, “The World’s Leading Travel Trade Show” has started from 6 March in Berlin, Germany. The World’s Leading Travel Trade Show is a must-attend event for every international expert in the tourism industry. This is where companies and organizations meet, as well as top decision-makers, experts, buyers and young …

Religious Sites of Nepal’ Tourism In Nepal: Collected By: Dipak Nishchal Pashupatinath Temple Shiva, the destroyer, is generally the god most loved in the nation. He might be adored as the sacred parsimonious, delineated with his partner Parvati and holding a trident and a little drum or all the more regularly as the linga, a lengthened stone speaking to his …

Nepalayatimes/Everest Region Trekking, World Best Trek Zone NT: Nepal: The home to world’s highest mountain, Mount Everest (8,848 meters) Everest region is one of the most preferred trekking zones all over the world. Well blessed with the natural beauties, high peaks and full of adventures, Everest region is one of the rarest places in the earth which can make you …

Sahas Neuppane/Nepalayatimes: VNY2020: Discuss Investment, Employment Opportunities than Number of Tourist.Kathmandu – Nepal government has declared 2020 as the Visit Nepal Year, with the goal of entering 20 million tourists with the hope that the tourism sector develops smoothly after the earthquake’s tremendous crackdown. The government’s announcement has made the tourism entrepreneur more enthusiastic. Government, the private sector and stakeholders are …

Nepalaaytimes Kathmandu – The tourism industry is a one of the source of national economy. Nepal is in top ranked  Lonely Planet’s “Best Value Destination” list for 2017 and ranked 5th on the “Top Ten Destinations Guidebook”. According to a report published by the World Travel and Tourism Council entitled Travel and Tourism the total contribution of travel and tourism …

Nepalayatimes Kathmandu – The year 2018 is almost over and we are on the eve of the New Year 2019. The year 2018 has been proved a historic one in view of the promotion of domestic tourism as over one million foreign tourists, the ever highest number, visited Nepal in this period, sending a wave of new hope and encouragement …

Nepalayatimes Pokhara – Minister for Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation Rabindra Adhikari has stated that the ministry is moving ahead with an aim of bringing in two million tourists in the year 2020. Addressing the one-day Gandaki Province Brand Development workshop is organized by Nepal Tourism Board in Pokhara to discuss branding of Gandaki Province with stakeholders, Minister Adhikari said, …

Nepalayatimes Kathmandu – Nepal Tourism Board has declared new budget 1500 million for fiscal year 2018/2019.  For making this budget planning in the coordination of Board operation committee member Krishna Aryal, it has announced in the presence of Chairman of Tourism Board and Secretary of Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation Krishna Devkota. Board divided 1500 Million rupees for …