- Monday, 27 October 2025
Lamichaur village of Baglung
A view of Lamichaur village, a village with traditional stone-roofed houses, is located in Sigana, Baglung Municipality-8.
Preservation of culture common responsibility: CM Pande
Chief Minister of Gandaki Province, Surendra Raj Pande, has said it is a common responsibility of all of us to preserve culture and civilization.
3 die of altitude sickness in Manang
Three people have died from altitude sickness in the Himalayan district of Manang. According to the District Administration Office, Manang, the victims died in different areas of Narpa Bhumi Rural Municipality while carrying loads and working as guides for tourists in the high Himalayan region. The deceased have been identified as 44-year-old Ram Bahadur Thapa from Tanahun, 49-year-old Samba Ghale from Kispang Rural Municipality-1 in Nuwakot, and 48-year-old Dil Bahadur Gurung from Bhujung, Kholasothar Rural Municipality-4 in Lamjung.
Tourists throng Bhurung hot spring in Myagdi
The Bhurung Tatopani (hot spring), located along the Beni–Jomsom road section of the Kaligandaki Corridor in Annapurna Rural Municipality-2, has seen a surge in visitors, with domestic and foreign tourists crowding the natural hot-water pool throughout the day. With a steady rise in tourists travelling to Annapurna Base Camp, Ghorepani, Mustang and other Himalayan destinations via Beni, the natural hot spring has become one of the busiest stopover points in the region. According to Jitendra Chochangi, the operator of the hot spring, visitors returning fr
Maoist Centre supports election: Prachanda
“There is no reason for us to shy away from the election. Rather, it is necessary to exert pressure on the government from all sides to create an atmosphere appropriate for the polls. The election will be the best way to address the current political situation in the country.”
Paintings of 101 tourism destinations find place in a single book
The book 'Nepal Art Journey' by artist Nagen Singh Thakuri, who is engaged in a grand campaign to introduce the country through art, has recently been released in the market.
Long holiday sees 90 per cent hotel occupancy in Pokhara
Pokhara is currently witnessing an influx of domestic as well as foreign tourists. The long Dashain-Tihar holidays, clear mountain view and favorable weather have seen an encouraging buzz in Pokhara's hotels, restaurants and other tourism activities. This has encouraged tourism entrepreneurs, while sending a positive message to the tourism sector.
Muktinath Temple overwhelmed with surge of visitors
The Muktinath Temple, a sacred pilgrimage site for Hindus and Buddhists, witnessed an overwhelming crowd of devotees from early Saturday morning. Following the conclusion of the Tihar festival, many travelers heading toward Mustang stopped at the temple to pay homage.
9 injured in road mishap in Arghakhanchi
Nine people have sustained injures when a force vehicle met with an accident.
Export of agricultural products from Parbat surpasses Rs 650 million
Parbat is making strides towards self-reliant in food grains and vegetables, with agricultural product exports
Marpha–Chhairo–Chimang road section to undergo upgrades
The road in the Marpha–Chhairo–Chimang area, part of the Gharapachhong Rural Municipality, is slated for an
Tourists from over 15 countries receive Bhaitika from Nepali sisters
Over 100 tourists from over 15 countries such as the UK, the USA, China, India, Germany, Sweden, Australia, Spain, New Zealand and the Netherlands received tika from girl students at Rainbow Children Home at the Bhaitika Festival in Pokhara, according to Laxman Subedi, Chairman of the Festival organizing committee.
Road linking Ghyaasikhark and Lulang reopens after four-month
Myagdi, Oct 23: The transportation route between Ghyaasikhark in Raghuganga Rural Municipality-8 and Lulang in Dhaulagiri Rural Municipality-2 is back in operation after being shut for four months. A landslide in Malang, located in Chimikhol of Raghuganga Rural Municipality-7, along with rising water levels in the Darakhol area of Dhaulagiri Rural Municipality-2 during the monsoon, had blocked access to Lulang since the month of Asar (June). Vice-chairperson Resham Pun Magar of Dhaulagiri Rural Municipality mentioned that with the cessation of rains, the water levels have receded, allowing for the resumption of transport on the road to Lulang through the installation of a hump pipe. The lack of a motorable bridge over the river often disrupts transport between Lulang and Gurja villages during the rainy season. Additionally, after utilizing bulldozers to clear landslides in Malang, with assistance from the Chimkhola–Rahughat–Mangle, Thulakhola, and Upper Thulakhola Hydropower Projects, the road connecting Chimkhola to Ghyaasikhark has also reopened. Local officials have confirmed that all roads, including those in the remote areas of Myagdi such as Ghyaasikhark and Lulang, which were obstructed during the rainy season, have been repaired, restoring transportation. With the roads now operational, rural residents find it easier to travel, transport construction materials and food grains, and market agricultural and livestock products. (RSS)
