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Last-Minute Valentine's Getaways: Romantic Spots Near India For Couples
These romantic getaways prove you do not need weeks of planning for an unforgettable Valentine's escape from India.
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From Everest Views To Chitwan Safaris: What To Do On Your Nepal Trip
Nepal's landscapes form the backbone of most trips. The Himalayan range, including the mighty Mount Everest, attracts travellers from every continent.
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Viral Video Takes Viewers Into A Surreal Movie Theatre In A Forest In Nepal
At this unique outdoor spot in Pokhara, visitors can enjoy screenings of some of the greatest films of the last 50 years while surrounded by lush greenery.
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A Soda Can Dumped On Everest Can Last For 495 Years. How To Climb Everest Responsibly
With Nepal's new action plan, along with community responsibility and traveller accountability, every climb should aim to preserve the cleanliness, beauty and natural ecosystem of the Himalayas.
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Mount Everest Piling Up With Litter: Nepal Now Has A 5-Year Clean-Up Plan
The plan, drafted by the Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation, will run from 2025 to 2029 and keep Nepal's mountains clean while making climbing safer.
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Which Country Has The Most Mountains In The World? Global Rankings Explained
The title of "worlds most mountainous country" ultimately depends on how you measure.
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Bhutan vs Nepal: Which Himalayan Destination Should You Visit First?
Both Bhutan and Nepal promise unforgettable Himalayan adventures - but they offer entirely different kinds of peace.
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Nepal Protests Threatened Its Busiest Travel Season, But Luxury Hotels Say Bookings Back On Track
Tourism contributes to nearly 8 percent of Nepal's GDP, with around 1.2 million annual visitors
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Nepal's Deadly Protests Hammer Tourism Sector As Arrivals Fall 30%
Nepal's deadliest protests in decades erupted just as the country entered its peak tourist season, dealing a blow to businesses that had been preparing to welcome trekkers from around the globe to experience its world-famous trails.
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Nepal Waives Climbing Fee For 97 Peaks To Boost Tourism
There will be no fee for mountains in the Karnali and Sudurpaschim regions, where peaks range from 5,970 metres to 7,132 metres.
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Last-Minute Valentine's Getaways: Romantic Spots Near India For Couples
These romantic getaways prove you do not need weeks of planning for an unforgettable Valentine's escape from India.
-
From Everest Views To Chitwan Safaris: What To Do On Your Nepal Trip
Nepal's landscapes form the backbone of most trips. The Himalayan range, including the mighty Mount Everest, attracts travellers from every continent.
-
Viral Video Takes Viewers Into A Surreal Movie Theatre In A Forest In Nepal
At this unique outdoor spot in Pokhara, visitors can enjoy screenings of some of the greatest films of the last 50 years while surrounded by lush greenery.
-
A Soda Can Dumped On Everest Can Last For 495 Years. How To Climb Everest Responsibly
With Nepal's new action plan, along with community responsibility and traveller accountability, every climb should aim to preserve the cleanliness, beauty and natural ecosystem of the Himalayas.
-
Mount Everest Piling Up With Litter: Nepal Now Has A 5-Year Clean-Up Plan
The plan, drafted by the Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation, will run from 2025 to 2029 and keep Nepal's mountains clean while making climbing safer.
-
Which Country Has The Most Mountains In The World? Global Rankings Explained
The title of "worlds most mountainous country" ultimately depends on how you measure.
-
Bhutan vs Nepal: Which Himalayan Destination Should You Visit First?
Both Bhutan and Nepal promise unforgettable Himalayan adventures - but they offer entirely different kinds of peace.
-
Nepal Protests Threatened Its Busiest Travel Season, But Luxury Hotels Say Bookings Back On Track
Tourism contributes to nearly 8 percent of Nepal's GDP, with around 1.2 million annual visitors
-
Nepal's Deadly Protests Hammer Tourism Sector As Arrivals Fall 30%
Nepal's deadliest protests in decades erupted just as the country entered its peak tourist season, dealing a blow to businesses that had been preparing to welcome trekkers from around the globe to experience its world-famous trails.
-
Nepal Waives Climbing Fee For 97 Peaks To Boost Tourism
There will be no fee for mountains in the Karnali and Sudurpaschim regions, where peaks range from 5,970 metres to 7,132 metres.
