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Euro III buses on Pokhara roads

Euro III model buses have started plying Pokhara roads from today. Pokhara Bus Entrepreneur’s Committee has brought as many as 17 environment-friendly Euro III mode buses into operation in the first phase. Maha Prasad Subedi, chairman of Pokhara Bus Entrepreneurs’ Committee, said Global Positioning System, Closed Circuit Television and LCD TVs have been installed in...
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Arrivals could hit 3m with second int’l airport

Lack of aviation infrastructure continues to hurt Nepal’s tourist arrivals, which could hit a three-million mark if the country gets a new international airport and cuts down its overdependence on Kathmandu airport . The country’s only international gateway currently handles 4.5 million travellers a year. The figure stood at 4.28 million in 2011. Though Tribhuvan...
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Agri, tourism, energy in focus at Nepal Economic Summit

Nepal Economic Summit 2014, a high-profile conference with participation of government officials, domestic and foreign investors and experts, kicked off in the Capital on Monday. The three-day meet, being organised by the Federation of Nepalese Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FNCCI), aims at attracting investment in agriculture, tourism and energy sectors. It is first of...
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Eco-friendly local governance soon

Ministries and stakeholders have started discussions on the Environment Friendly Local Governance Framework 2013, which the Cabinet approved on October 9, in a bid to implement it in all local bodies from the current fiscal. Officials of the National Planning Commission, Ministry of Federal Affairs and Local Development (MoFALD), Ministry of Science‚ Technology and Environment‚...
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Climbing Everest made cheaper, despite overcrowding

Nepal will cut climbing fees for Mount Everest to lure more mountaineers to the world’s highest peak, already overcrowded during the peak climbing season. Hundreds of foreign climbers, each paying thousands of dollars, flock to the 8850-metre Everest summit during the main climbing season stretching from March to May. Under existing rules, Nepal charges $US25,000...
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EU film fest in Kathmandu to ‘Celebrate Womanhood’

Diplomatic missions and cultural institutions of the European Union (EU) based in Kathmandu and Delhi are organising a four-day ‘European Union Film Festival’ at the QFX Kumari Hall-2 at Kamal Pokhari from 20 to 23 Feb, 2014 under the theme ‘Celebrating Women’. As the theme suggests, the movies are based on the life of European...
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Early Nepalese Sculpture In Focus At Bonhams New York

Bonhams Indian, Himalayan & Southeast Asian Art sale on March 17, part of Asia Week New York, will feature fine and early Nepalese figurative sculptures. Among the highlights is a gilt copper figure of Vajrapani, the Buddha’s protector and guide, from the early 10th century (est. $100,000-150,000). The fluid and joyous sculpture is especially notable...
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A walk for tourism

“People coming out and dancing at an event is also tourism. An event is counted as tourism. But we have a conventional concept that tourism means foreigners travelling,” said Subash Nirola, Acting CEO of Nepal Tourism Board (NTB). But he sees a challenge — “to bring people out of their houses”. Confronting the challenge, Nirola...
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Rare wild cat found in Annapurna region

A research team of the Annapurna Area Conservation Project has photographed pallas’s cat, an endangered species, during their study on snow leopard in upper Manang area. This is the first time that the rare cat has been found in Nepal. The finding was made public during a press meet today at ACAP’s headquarters. As many...
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Chhattisgarh lands on India’s medical tourism map

Though by a sheer chance, Chhattisgarh is now part of India’s multi-crore rupee medical tourism industry, as last week the Bhilai based Apollo BSR Hospital conducted the first ever surgery on a man who had come here for treatment from Ukraine. Volodymgr Andrig Kravchenko, a 58-year-old techinical advisor, was operated upon on Thursday last for...
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