Kathmandu, July 3, 2025: A delegation from the Nepal Association of Tour and Travel Agents (NATTA), led by its President Mr. Kumar Mani Thapaliya, along with NATTA Board Members and Trekking Agencies' Association of Nepal (TAAN) President Mr. Sagar Pandey, paid a courtesy visit to Honourable Minister Mr. Badri Prasad Pandey of the Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation (MoCTCA) today.
The primary agenda of the meeting was to draw the government’s attention to the existing challenges related to visa and permit procedures for the Kailash Yatra and Lhasa Trip. The delegation emphasized that simplifying and expediting these processes is crucial to promote religious and cross-border tourism, which holds immense potential for Nepal’s tourism sector.
Osaka, June 30, 2025 : The Nepal Tourism Board (NTB), in collaboration with the Embassy of Nepal in Tokyo, organized a destination promotion event in Osaka under the theme “Nepal: Unique Nature and Diverse Culture.” The program aimed to highlight Nepal as a naturally breathtaking, culturally diverse, and spiritually significant destination particularly as the birthplace of Lord Buddha. With strong support from the local Nepali community, the event targeted Japanese travel professionals, media, and cultural enthusiasts, offering a deeper understanding of Nepal’s multifaceted appeal.
Kathmandu, Nepal, July 1, 2025: boAt, India's #1 audio wearable brand, officially announces its arrival in Nepal, marking a significant milestone in the brand's international journey. Although boAt has already made strong inroads into the Nepali market, it is now formalizing its presence with the official launch of its highly acclaimed Nirvana series. The premium Nirvana series, which includes top-performing ANC-enabled earphones and earbuds, will now be available across leading offline and online retail platforms in Nepal.
boAt has carved a dominant position in the audio wearables space and is ranked among the top three brands in the category in just a few years since entering Nepal, which is a testament to its strong resonance with the consumers in Nepal.
A teenager is the most sensitive period of time: the years of discovering, passion, and ambitious plans. Teenagers should notlimit themselfin classrooms and social groups nowadays. They are innovators, creators and doers who are making projects, heading social agendas and creating cross boundaries.
Today's teenagers aren't just future in facts they can and should be taken as the major basement for development. They're dreamers and doers who are actively shaping the world around them. This is a time of huge discovery, passion, and big plans for them. They should not wait for permission; they should be innovative, should lead social movements creating some change, and push themselves across borders.
Kathmandu, June 29: Farmers across Nepal today observed Rastriya Dhan Diwas, popularly known as Dahi Chiura Khane Din, with enthusiasm and traditional rituals, marking the beginning of the rice plantation season. Celebrated on the 15th of Ashar in the Nepali calendar, this day holds immense significance for Nepal's predominantly agrarian society. As the monsoon rains bless the fertile fields, farmers gear up to plant paddy, symbolizing hope for a good harvest and food security
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