Mustang : the ‘Lost Kingdom of Tibet’
SITUATED WITHIN the world’s highest mountain range and just south of the Tibet Autonomous Region, Mustang is one of the
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Nepal
Eco Tourism: For Integrated Mountain Development
Ecotourism has assumed considerable socio-economic importance and its role has become particularly significant in developing countries. The impact of this sector of tourism is of importance as it is vital in the fight against poverty, particularly in remote areas.
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Alternative international airport
Nepal was cut off from the rest of the world for 83 hours after a Turkish Airlines aircraft skidded off
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Incredible NEPAL
Nepal is known as a “Trekker’s Paradise” for the visitors willing to have more enduring tryst with nature. Trekkers enjoy majestic mountains, turbulent foaming streams and lofty waterfalls, scenery of charming villages inhabited by diverse communities during short and long treks in central, western and far western region of the country.
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An unforgettable Nepalese feast
We’ve been treated like royalty, devoured a feast usually reserved for special celebrations, luxuriated in the beautiful environment of Krishnarpan, and learned a great deal about Nepalese culture on this culinary journey.
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Fleet expansion and new challenges
With capable management, competent workforce, effective business plan and quality service, future looks rosy for the national flag carrier.
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Marketing of India’s NE states in collaboration with Nepal and Bhutan
‘Great Kanchenjunga Massif Circuit’, would be one of the most attractive tourism products in the world. The circuit circumnavigates Mount Kanchenjunga Massif, the third highest mountain ranges in the world.
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Ghalegaun: The quintessential Gurung hospitality
The first view of Ghalegaun was mesmerizing. We could see neatly arranged houses with stone and tin roofs. Smoke was bellowing from the houses in an apparent sign that locals were preparing dinner.
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Six decades of climbing Cho Oyu
Cho Oyu is translated in Tibetan language as ‘the Turquoise Goddess’. ‘Chomo’ means goddess, and ‘yo’ means turquoise. Similarly, the name also translates into “Mighty Head” and “God’s Head”
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Career in Tourism
Tourism industry requires employees to possess a large number of skills to work successfully in this sector. This industry is very different from any nine to five office job where every day is the same.
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