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02 Sep

Nepal Glacier Disaster: Death Toll Climbs to 1,127, Thousands Still Missing

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The death toll has risen to 1,127 in the last 7 days due to the devastating floods and landslides triggered after a glacier collapsed in the Himalayan region on the Nepal and China (Tibet) border. The administration sent an emergency alert to local residents via mobile message only 38 minutes after the incident occurred. Due to the fast-flowing river and difficult geographical terrain, the water level rose unprecedentedly within just a few minutes. As a result, victims have expressed anger saying there was not enough time to shift to a safe place. Rasuwa, Nuwakot, Dhading, Chitwan, Gorkha and Tanahun districts…

31 Aug

Trishuli River Tragedy: 264 Dead in Chitwan Alone as Nepal Recovers Bodies

PreetiLatest, Nepal

The death toll is increasing every day, with hundreds of bodies now filling hospital morgues. In the wake of a severe shortage of space in the morgues, hundreds of unidentified bodies are now having to be buried in the middle of the jungle. After the catastrophic disaster caused by the recent flash floods in the mountainous country of Nepal, the administration has started a process of burying the unidentified bodies recovered from the banks of the Trishuli and Narayani rivers in a special manner in a protected forest in Chitwan. To ensure that families can identify and reclaim the bodies…

27 Aug

Bhotekoshi Flood: From Tibet to Narayani in a Devastating 10-Hour Surge

nanikaInternational, Nepal

A technical assessment by Nepal’s Flood Forecasting Division has outlined how Wednesday’s devastating Bhotekoshi flood travelled from Tibet through the Bhotekoshi and Trishuli rivers before reaching the Narayani in roughly 10 hours. A magnitude 4.4 earthquake was recorded at 8:37am, while the Syabrubesi water-level monitoring station stopped transmitting data at 8:50am after recording a river level of 1.62 metres. Authorities received information at 9:05am that a major flood had entered the Bhotekoshi from the Tibetan side and began issuing warnings. Between 9:15am and 9:16am, more than 600,000 SMS alerts were sent to residents in high-risk areas of Rasuwa, Nuwakot, Dhading…

12 Nov

Visit Nepal 2026 Campaign Targets One Million Tourists

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Nepal’s Ministry of Tourism has announced an ambitious “Visit Nepal 2026” campaign, aiming to attract one million international tourists annually. The initiative will focus on promoting adventure tourism, cultural festivals, and eco-friendly travel experiences. Officials said the campaign will prioritize improved air connectivity and rural tourism, encouraging visitors to explore regions beyond Kathmandu and Pokhara. The government has also partnered with private operators to enhance safety standards and digital tourism promotion. With growing competition from Bhutan and India, Nepal aims to reposition itself as a year-round destination for both nature and spirituality seekers. The campaign will highlight Mount Everest expeditions,…

06 Nov

Nepal and FAO Launch Major Mountain-Ecosystem Restoration Partnership

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The Federation of Nepal, working with the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), has signed a new operational agreement titled “ReFaME – Restoration of Forests and Mountain Ecosystems” aimed at boosting resilience of fragile high-altitude landscapes in the country’s Far West region. The USD 2.35 million four-year initiative will focus on empowering local communities, restoring degraded forests, and promoting sustainable land-use across the Sudurpashchim Province. The Ministry of Forests and Environment described the project as vital for climate adaptation, biodiversity conservation and livelihoods in mountain zones that feed major river systems. Special emphasis will be placed on participation of women and…

01 Nov

Nepal to Launch Mountain Conservation Program in 2025

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The Government of Nepal has unveiled a new mountain conservation plan aimed at preserving fragile Himalayan ecosystems affected by climate change and excessive tourism. The program, set to launch in mid-2025, will focus on reforestation, waste management, and sustainable trekking routes in regions like Everest, Annapurna, and Langtang. Minister for Forests and Environment Birendra Mahato said Nepal is witnessing rapid glacier melt and biodiversity loss. “We are the guardians of the Himalayas. Protecting them means protecting Asia’s water sources,” he stated. The initiative will engage local communities and offer incentives to eco-friendly tourism operators. International partners from India, Bhutan, and…

31 Oct

Kathmandu Announces Construction of State-of-the-Art Airport to Attract Global Visitors

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The Government of Nepal has unveiled plans to build a new international airport in the western city of Butwal to reduce pressure on Kathmandu’s Tribhuvan Airport and attract more global tourists. The project, estimated to cost USD 1.8 billion, will be financed through a mix of foreign investment and government funding. Officials stated that the new airport will feature modern terminals, extended runways, and eco-friendly technology powered by solar energy. The project is expected to generate over 10,000 jobs during the construction phase. Tourism experts believe the new facility will help revive Nepal’s travel sector, which suffered severe setbacks after…

23 Oct

Nepal to Introduce Tourist Cap on Everest for 2026 Season

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The Nepal government is planning to introduce a cap on the number of climbers allowed on Mount Everest starting in 2026. Officials from the Tourism Ministry said the move is aimed at reducing congestion, improving safety, and protecting the mountain’s fragile environment. According to reports, more than 900 climbers attempted to summit Everest during the 2024 season — a record high — leading to severe overcrowding and waste management problems. Under the new rule, only a limited number of climbing permits will be issued each year. Tourism Minister Hit Bahadur Tamang said, “We are not restricting tourism but ensuring responsible…

20 Oct

Nepal’s Tourism Rebounds as Record Number of Indian Tourists Visit

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Nepal’s tourism industry is witnessing a strong rebound, with over 1.2 million visitors arriving in 2025 so far — a 45% increase from last year. A major share of this growth comes from Indian tourists, who now account for nearly one-third of all foreign visitors. Destinations like Pokhara, Lumbini, and Mustang are seeing record hotel bookings, while new infrastructure projects—such as the Gautam Buddha International Airport—have improved travel access. The Nepal Tourism Board attributes the rise to improved India-Nepal road links and promotional campaigns encouraging cross-border travel. For India, this trend also benefits businesses in bordering states such as Bihar,…

10 Oct

New Ties to Support Nepali Students in Bangladesh

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Nepalese Ambassador to Bangladesh, Ghanashyam Bhandari, met with Bangladesh’s education adviser to propose deeper bilateral collaboration in education, focusing on improved opportunities for Nepali students studying in Bangladesh. The two sides discussed mutual arrangements for scholarship programs, curriculum alignment, institution-to-institution links, and shared accreditation frameworks. Ambassador Bhandari emphasized the longstanding cultural and human ties between the two nations and expressed hope that enhanced cooperation would benefit students from both countries. For Nepal-based outlets, this is a positive diplomatic move to support citizens abroad. For Bangladeshi and Indian platforms, the story fits into regional education collaboration and cross-border academic mobility.