UNWTO welcomes the celebration of the International Day for Biological Diversity on ‘Biodiversity and Sustainable Tourism’

The Convention on Biological Diversity of the United Nations has chosen ‘Biodiversity and Sustainable Tourism’ as the theme for the International Day for Biological Diversity. The celebration takes places annually on 22 May. The decision aims at supporting the International Year of Sustainable Tourism for Development which is being commemorated worldwide throughout 2017.

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Fantastic Far-west

The region can be termed a treasure trove of tourism attractions ranging from snow-capped peaks, far-flung villages, serene lakes, lush green pasturelands, fast-flowing rivers, great religious and cultural diversity, and different species of flora and fauna. These attractions are yet to be exploited for tourism purpose as the region was not easily accessible in the past.

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Environmental Implication of Tourism

It might be easy to get carried along with exploitation, but we need to remember that the natural environment is what draws tourists to Nepal in the first place, and if it is ruined, we cannot have sustenance. The most challenging issue of present times is to meet the ever-growing demand of the ever-growing population with the limited resources we have, and same is with the tourism industry too.

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RUPAKOT RESORT – An Oasis in the Hills

Rupakot Resort is a little oasis in the Rupakot hills of Kaski district. For visitors used to the hustle and bustle of the Lakeside – the heart and soul of Pokhara city, Rupakot Resort offers a different experience altogether. Rupakot Resort is a luxury accommodation in a rustic setting.

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The Essence of Bhadgaon

The charm of Bhaktapur, also know as Bhadgaon, lies in its winding streets full of rich display of art and crafts in the form of pottery, paintings, wood crafts and metal crafts. The laid back feel to the place with locals gathering for chats is what allure the tourists too. The place is filled with Hindu and Buddhist religious sites and art with 19 Buddhist monasteries (Vihars), tantric wood-carved windows, and prayer wheels, among others.

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