Raju, originally from Sisneri in Makwanpur, was forced to leave his village with his parents due to intense social pressure following their inter-caste marriage. After […]
Nepal’s Ministry of Home Affairs has confirmed the arrest of 375 individuals linked to arson, vandalism, looting, and other violent acts that erupted during the […]
Despite protests, violence, and arson incidents in Nepal, the number of foreign tourists visiting the country—including Americans—has risen. Arrivals in October showed a significant jump […]
In Nepal, the saying “Kam bol, garera dekhau”—speak less, show through action—has become an urgent call that is echoing across generations. It reflects a deep […]
The Himalayan districts of Manang and Mustang are currently grappling with a severe weather event, experiencing heavy rainfall and the first significant snowfall of the […]
The Consulate General of Nepal in New York appealed to U.S. travel industry leaders yesterday at the PATA (Pacific Asia Travel Association) Trade Show in […]
The Department of Immigration, Nepal, has announced a complete shift to an online portal for the issuance of the Tourist Identification Management System (TIMS) card […]
Severe air pollution from urban emissions during Nepal’s Gen-Z protests has sent vulnerable groups to hospitals with serious respiratory complications. A similar pattern emerged in […]
Nepal’s tourism sector is facing significant challenges following a period of protests, violence, arson, and political instability, all compounded by natural disasters. September, October, and […]
Despite protests, violence, political turmoil, and travel advisories, nearly 10,000 U.S. tourists visited Nepal in September. A total of 78,711 foreign tourists entered Nepal in […]
