The country’s swelling foreign currency reserves now surpass half of its GDP.

World Bank: Country’s prospects hinge on creating good jobs and harnessing skills of women, returning migrants.

With most 5-star properties already reporting losses, March polls could also deter visitors.

Tourists visiting Nepal cross one million mark for third year in a row.

Bank points to policy support, easing inflation and election spending as lift factors.

As Nepal heads to polls, economists see short-term economic stimulus amid deep concerns over instability, informal money, and whether the Gen Z uprising will bring lasting change.

A surge in domestic and Indian visitors during the 19th Elephant and Tourism Festival has boosted hotel occupancy, even as debates over elephant welfare linger.

From open defecation to sensor-based public toilets, Dhangadhi’s investment in modern sanitation is easing daily hardships, especially for women and children, while reinforcing hygiene and public health.

A rise in visa misuse, illegal activities and gaps in tourist data lead to enforcement of Foreign Nationals Management Information System—eight years after it was proposed.

Study finds half of household plants in disuse nationwide, turning decades of investment into stranded public assets.

He became most powerful, most controversial official in Nepal’s aviation sector, exposing a system where policy corruption, patronage and regulatory failure trump public safety.

From relocating base camp to limiting climbers and reclaiming fixed ropes, the government’s new action plan seeks to reverse decades of environmental damage on the world’s highest peak.

Far-western district shows how waste and faecal sludge can be processed to ease fertiliser shortages.

Currency reform comes as country seeks to revive tourism and reduce cross-border legal hassles for travellers. Gazette notice will be published soon, ending years of confusion.

A Rs218 million project brings treated water to Radhakrishna Tole, easing daily struggles.