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Nepal is undoubtedly one of the world’s most-sought tourism destinations. This page brings to you all interesting updates about Nepal tourism on both domestic and global scales.

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Inside Nepal’s tourism industry and the risks travellers are willing to take

Nepal's national tourism body started the new year with a resolution.

They wanted at least a million travellers to pass through the country before the end of 2023.

After three years of pandemic-induced disruption — visitor numbers dwindled to about 151,000 in 2021, down from more than a million a year pre-COVID — it was a big goal, and they had a strategy to match.

WARNING: This story contains content that some readers may find distressing.

One of the first steps was opening a new international airport in Pokhara, a tourist hotspot and the country's second-largest city, nestled in the shadows of the towering Annapurna mountain range.

On the first day of the year, officials, industry leaders and Nepal's newly-elected prime minister gathered at the airstrip alongside the public for a grand inauguration, the date symbolising optimism for the future of a country heavily reliant on foreign tourism.

Such was the excitement that the city declared a public holiday for the occasion and strongly encouraged all residents to join in the celebration.

As Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal addressed the ceremony, no one could have predicted what would happen only two weeks later, just a few kilometres from where the lively crowd stood.

Nepal's worst aviation disaster in 30 years

On January 15, just before 11am local time, a Yeti Airlines ATR 72-500 approached the Pokhara airport from Kathmandu — a speedy trip that usually takes less than half an hour. 

A witness noticed the plane approaching at a low altitude and pulled out his phone to start filming. The footage shows the twin-engine aircraft suddenly tilt to the side, its left wing pointed vertically towards the ground, before moving out of frame.

Moments later the plane crashed into a hillside, killing all 68 passengers and four crew members on board. One Australian, 29-year-old Myron Love , was among the victims.

Investigations are underway , but it's so far unclear why the plane appeared to suddenly roll to its left as it approached the airport in clear conditions.

The small Himalayan nation — home to eight of the world's 14 tallest mountains — has a long history of aviation disasters, with nearly 350 people killed in plane or helicopter crashes since 2000. 

In May last year, 22 people were killed when a plane crashed 15 minutes after taking off from Pokhara. In 2018, another 51 passengers died when a Bangladeshi airliner came down in cloudy weather while approaching Kathmandu.

Years earlier, a History Channel documentary named Lukla Airport, near the base of Mount Everest, the world's most dangerous. 

But this tragedy marks Nepal's deadliest single aviation disaster in 30 years, and another blow to a tourism industry trying desperately to get back on its feet. 

A place like nowhere else on Earth

Most regular travellers to Nepal are familiar with the risk that comes with internal transit. Asked why they continue to travel there knowing this, the answer is often some variation of "it's worth it". 

"It's the only place my head stops thinking," says Australian academic Suzanne McLaren, who has been to Nepal three times and is planning a fourth trip next year.

"Being in the Himalayas, it's these magnificent mountains, and you are just this small dot. [The feeling] is quite hard to explain, but it's the most majestic place I've ever been."

The Himalayan nation's unique topography meant it was always going to attract trekkers, climbers and mountaineers eager to summit the planet's highest peaks. It's this landscape that also necessitates the frequent use of air travel, which provides a crucial lifeline between remote villages and base camps. 

Not only is Nepal a gateway to Mount Everest, the most famous mountain in the world at a height of 8,849 metres above sea level, it's also home to other show-stopping formations, like Kanchenjunga (8,586 metres), Lhotse (8,516 metres), and Annapurna (8,091 metres).

But travellers also remark on the friendliness of the people, the warmth of the culture, and the natural beauty closer to sea level. "I've travelled to many countries, and this is just so special, the scenery and the people," Suzanne says.

The number of international tourists travelling to Nepal has grown steadily since the country opened up midway through the last century, peaking in 2019 with 1.17 million visitors — 39,000 of them Australian.

"If you're a hiker, trekker or mountaineer, the Himalayas is a mecca," says Steve Kelly, a keen trekker who is planning his third trip to Nepal later this year.

"There is nowhere else in the world that can provide the same sense of adventure or the same awe-inspiring experience that the Himalayas provides for trekkers and mountaineers. That's why I keep going back."

Som Tamang, who runs a Nepal tour company from Australia, says bookings have just started to pick back up after years of pandemic-induced border closures and, before that, the 2015 earthquakes, which killed around 9,000 people.

"Right now, in the last few weeks and last couple of months, we've been getting a lot of interest," he says.

Nepali-born Som says he seeks to provide "a real Nepal experience" for travellers, mixing trekking and hiking with volunteering opportunities. Part of this, he says, means carefully communicating the risks associated with domestic travel in the country and providing a range of transport options to his customers.

"Even though I fly quite regularly up and down the Everest base camp … I do fear each time I go on a plane, but that's the way it is," he says.

"It's about knowing the risk, not knowing the risk is another thing."

Flying isn't the only danger

There are a number of reasons posited for Nepal's poor air safety record, some of them laid out in a  2019 report  by the Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal.

"Nepal's majestic mountains and capricious weather patterns have created a huge challenge to flight operations," the report reads, noting that "civil aviation in Nepal has been expanding rapidly".

Since last week's crash, Som says he's received more inquiries from incoming travellers about alternative transport options.

While his company doesn't use flights from Kathmandu to Pokhara, instead relying on road travel, he says short flights are necessary to reach the Everest base camp unless travellers have an extra 10 days to spare. For that route, the company offers a private helicopter option at an additional cost.

"It's definitely having an impact on people's thoughts," he says, "I truly don't think it will stop people travelling, but it will definitely impact people looking for alternative routes and alternative ways to get there rather than using domestic flights."

Flying from Kathmandu to Pokhara takes just over 20 minutes, compared to about six-hours on a tourist bus — which comes with its own danger. 

Due to the mountainous terrain, narrow and poorly maintained roads, and unpredictable weather, deadly traffic accidents are also common in Nepal. 

Less than a week into the year, six people were killed when a bus veered off a cliff in the country's west. In December, a bus accident about 90 kilometres from Kathmandu left 18 dead .

Then there are the dangers on the mountains; with more tourists crowding the trails comes increased risks of medical emergencies, altitude sickness and falls. Bad weather and avalanches are also difficult to predict and are often deadly. 

In 2015, an earthquake triggered an avalanche that wiped out a remote village 60 kilometres north of Kathmandu, on a route popular with foreign trekkers. A year earlier, an unseasonal snowstorm buried part of the popular Annapurna Circuit , killing at least 43 people.

"This kind of thing happens with monotonous regularity in the Himalayas," Steven says. 

“The answer to why do people keep going back, it’s a fairly simple one, really: because it’s the Himalayas."

Will this crash impact tourism?

The people ABC News spoke to for this story had no plans to cancel their upcoming trips to Nepal, and history suggests the incident won't be enough to deter those determined to see the country for themselves.

"At the end of the day, these are still very small risks, the rates of crashes compared to how many flights there are," Suzanne says. "But there's a greater risk there than there is elsewhere, but you weigh that up."

Melbourne resident Greg Nowotna is currently considering his options before a three-month trip later this year. In the late '80s and early '90s, he spent a cumulative nine months exploring Nepal, which he calls his "favourite place on earth".

He's now retired and the Tara crash last year and the Yeti incident have led him to rethink his plans to fly between cities.

"Now I'm obviously older, I'm not looking forward to spending eight hours on those buses because it's a very bone-jarring ride," he says. Instead, he's now planning to hire a private jeep to get him around.

But like others, the crash is not enough to make him reconsider travelling all together.

"The mountains are the biggest, most impressive thing I've ever seen in my life," he says. "Even on my third trip to Nepal, I thought I'd seen the mountains … and it wasn't going to impress me that much, but when I got there for a third time, my jaw still hit the floor."

For Suzanne, there's another motivation for going back. "The last thing Nepali people need is for tourists to stay away," she says.

When she was there in October, she says sometimes her group were the only guests staying in a lodge. "The people were so grateful to have us, they were hoping so much that tourists were coming back."

Som is confident tourists won't abandon Nepal because, "it's a bucket list [item] for people, to climb the highest mountains on Earth".

"As time goes by, unless there is another crash within the next month, then it will shake the country and tourism, but if not, it will go away from people's mind," he says.

"Anyone who's been there never regrets it."

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Covid-19 Update and restrictions for Nepal

Last updated 15/03/2022, are tourists allowed to enter nepal yet do i need a vaccine what restrictions are in place.

The good news is that Nepal is now officially open for tourism once again!

– On-arrival visas are back

– Quarantine is no longer required

– Nepal is considered safe and has been removed from the majority of no-travel lists

– Both vaccinated and unvaccinated travelers can enter Nepal without quarantine, if they produce proof of vaccination or a negative PCR test (taken within 72 hours before arrival)

– Conditions apply, please read on for full details

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Nepal travel restrictions COVID-19

Nepal hasn’t had an easy time with Covid-19 over the past couple of years, but today the picture is much more optimistic. Infection rates have declined dramatically and most of the population is now fully vaccinated. There is no lockdown in place and life is largely back to normal.

Are tourists allowed back to Nepal?

YES!!!! Tourists have been restricted by changes to entry requirements and quarantine rules since April 2021, but as of 23rd September 2022, the Government of Nepal have announced that on-arrival visas are now open to foreign travellers once again.

Vaccine Requirements

Nepal is open to both vaccinated and unvaccinated travelers. Proof of double vaccination (or equivalent) must be shown at immigration and jabs shouldn’t have been completed less that 14 days before entry.

Unvaccinated travelers must provide proof of a negative PCR coronavirus test taken no more than 72 hours before travel (Gene Expert or True NAAT tests also accepted). Rapid antigen tests may also be required at immigration.

All travelers, regardless of vaccination status, must have travel insurance covering health, crisis or rescue for the duration of the trip and proof of accommodation in Nepal.

(For departure, a PCR test is only necessary if your airline or destination country requires it.)

Tourist Entry:  Allowed Testing:  Negative PCR test results required unvaccinated travelers from all countries, taken no more than 72hrs before travel. Rapid antigen tests may also be required at the airport or once you reach your hotel. Quarantine Required: None Quarantine Details:  N/A

CCMC form to travel Nepal

Since COVID-19 restrictions came into place in Nepal, this form has been required for entry. Discussions are underway to officially remove this requirement, with an announcement due shortly.

Local Restrictions

Lockdown in Effect:  No lockdown Events:  Partially Allowed Transport:  Operational Shopping:  Open Restaurants and Bars:  Open with some minor restrictions

Facemasks are still recommended or required at some shops, venues and tourist attractions.

Official links

• Ministry of Culture Tourism & Civil Aviation: www.moctca.gov.np
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• Department of Immigration:  www.immigration.gov.np
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Eid al-Fitr being celebrated nationwide today

Norwegian athlete frank løke eyes no o2 everest ascent, adb projects nepal's economy to grow by 3.6 per cent in fy 2024, eastern region will get priority in coming budget: pm dahal, esclating air pollution puts citizens' right to life in jeopardy, gold price dip by rs 200 per tola, silver holds steady, thamel to remain operational 24 hours from april 13 onward, deaf american couple to scale makalu this season, switzerland will host a ukraine peace conference in june and hopes russia can join one day, hyderabad beats punjab by 2 runs in ipl despite dropping 3 catches in final over, muslims worldwide celebrate eid al-fitr in the shadow of gaza's misery, pm dahal lauds nepali army's contribution to promotion of national interest, bimala ghimire elected national assembly vice chair, pm praises sisnopani nepal's role in ending wrongdoings and ill-practices, ghode jatra festival observed in kathmandu, martyrs' dream should be materialized: nc president deuba, yamlal kandel sworn in as karnali chief minister, government declares public holiday for eid-ul-fitr tomorrow, exacerbating kathmandu's air pollution to an unhealthy level, posing multiple health risks, piolet d'or winner valeriy babanov intends to become oldest everest summiteer without o2.

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Israeli troops have withdrawn from khan younis ahead of expected rafah offensive, us will push china to change policy that threatens american jobs, treasury secretary yellen says, vatican blasts sex change surgery, surrogacy and gender theory as grave threats to human dignity, earthquakes in taiwan and nepal: commonality and contrast.

Combatting TB epidemic: Progress must be accelerated

The war for Gaza: Roots of the crisis and remedies offered

Nepse records 10 point decline, finance sector leading losses, nepse rises 0.45% post-holiday: finance sector soars, daily turnover dips, gold price soar to new heights in nepali market, silver also surges, zenith travels says no longer gsa of himalaya jet, gold price takes a dive after record high, silver follows suit, photo gallery, in pictures: rhododendron delight in ghodepani, in pictures: suryabinayak-dhulikhel road expansion, in picture: farming in kageshwori manohara, in pictures: wheelchair marathon, in pictures: ramadan in kathmandu, in pictures: samyak festival, trending videos.

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7 places in Nepal you should visit in 2024

Nepal Tourism Board, the country’s tourism promotional body, recommends seven top places to visit in Nepal this year, one each from the seven provinces. Here’s a brief introduction to them all.

Old memories and new realities in Phidim

Arriving at my childhood home felt like reuniting with an old friend.

A blend of architecture and artistry

Bara Imambara captures the essence of Lucknow’s vibrant past, blending intricate Mughal designs with awe-inspiring architectural brilliance.

Of treks and trails

From mental preparedness and physical training to essential packing tips and managing period challenges, seasoned guides Luckme Syangden and Manu Rai share their tips for successful treks.

Travelling Nepal solo

Juliana Shrestha, one of the founders of Duluwa Outdoors, discusses how safe Nepal is for travelling alone and offers tips to those who are just starting.

Three Everest passes in ten days

We had planned a back-to-back trek through Kongma La, Cho La and then the Renjo La Pass.

Ghandruk: A gateway to the mountains

Slowly, the glow of the morning sun painted the clouds yellow. The tip of the mountain danced with the golden clouds.

The key to frequent travels is spontaneity

Asim Poudel has travelled across most of Nepal, but Everest Base Camp remains his most memorable trip.

An exciting escapade

There was a natural juxtaposition right in front of our eyes. The sight of endless concrete lay lifeless far below on one side. On the other, the greenery of the hills was full of life and hope.

Explore the unspoiled wilderness of Far West

In Bardiya and Kailali, community-run homestays are empowering Tharu villagers financially while offering travellers a chance to explore Nepal in a more immersive way.

The untapped potential of Chitlang

Legend has it Chitlang was one of the favourite spots of the revered poet Laxmi Prasad Devkota. Locals claim that Devkota wrote many poems during his stay there.

For a safer travel

Respect the local culture and do your best to blend in with the people around you.

Top five hikes around Kathmandu

The Post spoke to Hike for Nepal, a tourism-revival initiative, to bring to you hiking spots around Kathmandu you can explore.

Life in the Himalayas

The lifestyle, food and culture of Lukla fascinate both local and international tourists alike.

Broadening his perspective

Through his travels, Kunjan Giri wants to explore the lifestyles of people living in different places.

Dudh Kunda’s divine duende

At an elevation of 4,561 metres and located at the base of the Numbur Himal, the pond is one of the lesser-explored trekking destinations in the country.

Olangchung Gola: An unexplored gem

The far-flung village is also the hometown of world-renowned ophthalmologist Sanduk Ruit and Nepal’s first female tourism minister Yankila Sherpa.

Going local on the Australian Camp

‘It’s about the journey, not the destination,’ they say. On this trip, we lived it.

Finding solitude on the Khumai trail

Khumai Danda has so much potential as a tourism destination, but it remains in the shadows because of a lack of resources and attention.

The allure of Annapurna

A trek to the Annapurna Base Camp is arduous, featuring steep trails and extreme weather. But the view of the mountains more than makes up for the toil.

Dahal under growing pressure to probe his home minister

Bagmati Mayor Thapa indicted in corruption case

‘Invisible’ hand stopping civil aviation bills: Lawmaker

Top court bars Gandaki government from taking decisions with long-term consequences

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Kathmandu’s public transport remains an ordeal for many

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The total solar eclipse 2024 is happening today! Here's what you need to know

It's the day we've all been waiting for! Total solar eclipse 2024 is finally here.

Today (April 8) a total solar eclipse will sweep across North America from Mexico, through 15 U.S. States and up through Canada. For viewers inside the path of totality, the moon will completely cover the sun, darkening the sky and revealing our star's hidden outer atmosphere.

You can keep up to date with the latest eclipse content on our eclipse live blog and watch all the total eclipse action unfold live here on Space.com courtesy of NASA. Our livestream coverage begins at 1 p.m. EDT (1700 GMT). 

If you capture a great photo of the solar eclipse and would like to share it with us please email it to [email protected] . 

Related: 10 things you probably didn't know about the total solar eclipse 2024

Every U.S. State will experience at least a partial solar eclipse today. If you want to check what time you'll be able to see the solar eclipse and find out what it may look like from your location check out this great interactive map from NASA . 

A total solar eclipse occurs when the moon passes directly between the sun and Earth, casting a shadow on our planet. It appears almost exactly the same size as our sun and for those witnessing the event from the path of totality, it will completely cover the sun's visible disk.

Last minute preparations  

If you haven't been able to get hold of a pair of eclipse glasses and are looking for an easy way to still view the solar eclipse safely we have a list of some alternative ways to view the eclipse with items from around the home . 

Remember NEVER look directly at the sun. To safely view all of this event, you must use solar glasses or filters. Only those in the path of totality will be able to remove them briefly to see the sun's corona with their naked eyes. Those not in the path of totality must keep them on the entire time. 

Everyone observing the partial phases of this eclipse — and for those outside the path of totality, that's the entire event — will need to wear solar eclipse glasses while cameras, telescopes and binoculars will need solar filters placed in front of their lenses. 

Our how to observe the sun safely guide tells you everything you need to know about safe solar observations. 

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Submit your photos! If you capture a photo of the April 8 total solar eclipse or any of these strange effects and would like to share it with Space.com's readers, send photos, videos, comments, and your name, location and content usage permission release to [email protected].

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