The government of Nepal has been taking a ‘dollar fare’ for foreigners till date. After two years of adjustment, the Ministry of Culture, Tourism, and Civil Aviation has removed the dollar fare. Instead of the fare, … Read More
2020 started with on a bad note, but nothing can stop it from ending with memorable experiences and travel diaries. Therefore, for the wanderers who do not stop exploring, here’s why you should travel to Nepal … Read More
Commercial flights at Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) was discontinued after the rapid spread of the coronavirus (Covid-19). It has been five months. We are finally starting to see some traffic around the city. People are less … Read More
Do you check Google Maps on your phone constantly before you head to an unknown location? Yep, we all do. In fact, some of us even scroll through the maps up and down for minutes before … Read More
Every year in July, Nepalese celebrate Nag Panchami. If you are from Nepal then you have probably experienced it at least once. During Nag Panchami, we worship Snake Gods or Diety Snakes called Nagas. From the ancient time, it is … Read More
The government has eased the lockdown. People are now allowed to travel and do things that they have been restricted for the past 3 months. But the majority still fails to realize that things are not … Read More
After an outrage on social media regarding the visa fees for stranded tourists, the Department of Immigration Director-General Ramesh Kumar KC has announced that those stranded in Nepal due to the lockdown resulted in the Covid-19 … Read More
Since the nation-wide lockdown imposed on March 24 as an attempt to control the spread of Covid-19, Nepal has faced some critical losses throughout different fields. The tourism industry is one of them. The Himalayan trials … Read More
If you’re traveling to Nepal then you are much likely to go for a trek, regardless of the location. Trekking is one of the most popular tourist activities in Nepal. Trekking in Nepal, especially to the … Read More
Since the time immemorial, Nepal has been known as a ‘Punyabhumi’, a holy land which is recognized for the abode of the Gods and the sacred statues. The ancient Holy Scriptures present Nepal as the preferred … Read More
