With spring almost here, the weather is perfect to pack up your tents and sleeping bags and camp with friends.

As more and more Nepalis travel within the country, tourism stakeholders and environmentalists say that it’s important for tourists to travel responsibly and be mindful of the impact they have on the destinations they travel to.

With the festive season around the corner, almost every leading hotel in the country has announced stay packages specially designed for the domestic market.

As the country is slated to allow foreign trekkers into the country from October 17, porters are hoping that the move will bring much-needed jobs--and money.

While the rest of the country was under lockdown, the Ghumante team, a group of travel enthusiasts, was exploring new trails trekkers in a bid to promote monsoon trekking.

This rise in the popularity of hiking has served as a shot in the arm for small restaurants and shops located on the hiking trails.

Kora Tours CEO Bijay Amatya talks about what the future of Nepal’s tourism industry looks like.

During the spring trekking season, mountain trails would have been teeming with tourists, but this year, Covid-19 has turned these trails ghostly and desolate.

Rolpa is a refreshing destination for travel junkies to explore, and here are five reasons why it should make it to your bucket list.

One of the best things about living in the Capital is that hiking trails are aplenty on the hills surrounding the city.

On your visit to the district, start with Nunthar and other lesser-known destinations.

Once you have tasted the mountain air, you will yearn to return.

How much of the palace’s storied legacy is remaining today? Plan a visit to Palpa to find out for yourself.

The district hosts some of the most beautiful locations in the country—Charikot, Kalinchok and Jiri.

VisitMadhesh's chief operating officer, Omprakash Saraf talks about the tourism campaign and how they are planning to make it successful.

Visitors come for the moderate climate, crisp air, and long drives along the serpentine roads of Sindhuli.

Experience the air in Helambu reverberating with Buddhist chants and the prayer flags dancing to their tunes.

While Patlekhet Community Homestay is not very well known among Nepalis, it has been attracting Japanese and Taiwanese groups for years.

A land of famed trekking trails, hidden caves, vibrant culture, and humble gompas.

Chhimkeshwari is rich in nature and culture but suffers a lack of infrastructure. Can a spirited few locals pull it out of the shadows?