29-year-old Tashi Gyalzen Sherpa stood atop Everest for the fourth time in just 15 days, redefining what’s possible at the planet’s highest elevation.

Ex-special force soldiers climb in record time after xenon gas treatment in Germany. Nepal launches an inquiry.

Tourists face spending limits due to India’s rules and Nepal’s ban on high-value IC notes.

Bill, part of Integrated Tourism Act, envisages ownership caps, tighter licensing, and stricter compliance measures.

With hundreds aiming for top, officials say, delays could trigger a dangerous bottleneck.

From long-delayed dream to a lightning rod of controversy, Pokhara International Airport is caught in a tangled web.

Tragic start to the 2025 spring climbing season as four climbers have lost their lives in Nepal’s mountains.

Monsoon rains are vital for Nepal’s Rs6.17 trillion economy, but timely fertiliser supply is key to boosting yields.

Economic indicators signal recovery, but low savings, setbacks in tourism, and slow spending still weigh on growth.

When open-to-all regime ends, a mountaineer must have summited a 7,000-metre peak before attempting Everest

The new Air Service Management Regulation simplifies licensing, removes investment barriers, and sets clear categories for international operations.

Five grounded aircraft cost NAC Rs200 million a year on insurance and parking fees.

Over 120 individuals have secured permits as of Tuesday, and operators expect the number to top 500 this spring.

The World Bank has warned that Nepal’s placement on the FATF Grey List could harm its international transactions and financial reputation.

On Monday, Himalaya Airlines’ 144-seater Airbus A319 landed in Pokhara from Lhasa with 107 passengers.