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- Organic Homegrown Foods
- Interesting lifestyle and real villagers
- Opportunity to explore villages
- Enjoy the farm experiences
- Make a Difference by Responsible Travel
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Home Stay Trekking Trail to be explored
30 Jul 2017
Village Tourism Promotion Forum – Nepal (VITOF – NEPAL) is on it’s process to explore the unique home stay trekking trail to facilitate the domestic and international tourists, which will benefits the marginalized destinations of Nepal. It is believed that this trekking trails will brings the new product in whole tourism industry as this will […]...
Based on the inquiry of Nepalis from different travel and trekking agencies and destinations featured by Nepal Tourism Board, we have listed 10 of the most life-defining destinations in Nepal for 2017....
Nepal Tourism Board (NTB) has announced it will celebrate and campaign 2017 as a Visit Nepal Year in Europe....
Nepal has secured the top spot in the list of 10 best places to travel published by the British newspaper The Guardian. ...
Village tourism of the year 2017
Sirubari village, set at the altitude of 1700 meters above sea level, is the beautiful land of Gurung community. The tour is a short drive and walk from Pokhara, the major tourist center for the Annapurna. . Though the trail to the village is steep, it is well made. As most people manage to reach the village after a three-hour...
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Homestay of the year 2017
Chitlang is an ancient Newari settlement in Makwanpur district which is a part of Narayani zone .Inscriptions dating back to Lichchhavi era have been found in this place. It lies in the high level of the northern part of Makwanpur district and southern main path of the 8289ft Chandragiri hill. An inscription was found in Toukhel, Ward 6 of Chitlang VDC, established by king Amshubarma (in sambat 37). According to...
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