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PETA urges end to Chitwan elephant games after Supreme Court directive

12 November 2026

Animal rights organisation People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) has urged organisers of the Chitwan Elephant Festival to end elephant-related activities, citing a recent Supreme Court directive recognising elephants as sentient beings.

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Recognition over awards: Tshering Pande Bhote's push for systemic change in Nepal’s mountaineering

12 November 2026

A renowned mountaineer and long-line rescue specialist has called on the government to ensure proper recognition for internally certified Nepali mountain guides in order to sustain the country's mountain and adventure tourism industry.

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Dogyeong Kwon scales Ama Dablam at 22, aiming to become youngest South Korean

10 November 2026

At the age of 22, South Korean climber Dogyeong Kwon has successfully scaled Mt. Ama Dablam, claiming to become the youngest South Korean to summit the 6,814-metre peak.

Beyond Kung Fu: Meet the nuns championing climate action at 11th Drukpa Council in Kathmandu
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Beyond Kung Fu: Meet the nuns championing climate action at 11th Drukpa Council in Kathmandu

9 November 2026

The Drukpa Kung Fu Nuns at Druk Amitabha Mountain are all set to host the 11th Drukpa Council in Kathmandu.


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Travel & Leisure

  • 16 candidates shortlisted for NTB CEO selection

    6 November 2026

    Sixteen candidates have been shortlisted for the post of chief executive officer (CEO) of the Nepal Tourism Board (NTB), following an evaluation of applications submitted for the position.

  • Nepal records 132,814 foreign visitors in October, up 3.4 percent

    4 November 2026

    Nepal received 132,814 international tourists in October 2026, marking a 3.4 percent increase compared with the same month last year, according to data released by the Nepal Tourism Board (NTB).

  • Nepal, Sri Lanka discuss tourism cooperation at WTM London

    4 November 2026

    Nepal and Sri Lanka have discussed strengthening tourism cooperation during a meeting between Nepal's Minister for Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation Khadak Raj Paudel (Ganess) and Sri Lankan Deputy Minister of Tourism Ruwan Ranasinghe at the World Travel Market (WTM) London 2026.


Aviation

Indian tourist dies in Pheriche helicopter collision; CAAN launches probe

Indian tourist dies in Pheriche helicopter collision; CAAN launches probe

4 November 2026

An Indian tourist was killed and a New Zealander and helicopter pilots were injured when two helicopters collided while landing at Pheriche in the Everest region on Tuesday morning, prompting Nepal's aviation regulator to launch an investigation.

UPDATE: Indian tourist dies, New Zealander injured as two choppers collide at Pheriche

UPDATE: Indian tourist dies, New Zealander injured as two choppers collide at Pheriche

3 November 2026

An Indian tourist died and two persons including a New Zealander sustained injuries after two helicopters collided and crashed at Pheriche in the Mount Everest region this morning, officials said.

BREAKING: Two helicopters crash at Pheriche in Everest region, one dead

BREAKING: Two helicopters crash at Pheriche in Everest region, one dead

3 November 2026

Two helicopters collided and crashed at Pheriche in the Mt Everest region this morning, officials said.

Lukla flight disruptions raise concerns during peak trekking season

Lukla flight disruptions raise concerns during peak trekking season

2 November 2026

Record-holding climber and tourism entrepreneur Tashi Lakpa Sherpa has called on the government and aviation authorities to address recurring delays and cancellations on Kathmandu-Lukla flights, warning that unreliable air services are affecting tourists and businesses during the busy trekking season.


Environment

PETA urges end to Chitwan elephant games after Supreme Court directive

12 November 2026

Animal rights organisation People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) has urged organisers of the Chitwan Elephant Festival to end elephant-related activities, citing a recent Supreme Court directive recognising elephants as sentient beings.

Beyond Kung Fu: Meet the nuns championing climate action at 11th Drukpa Council in Kathmandu

9 November 2026

The Drukpa Kung Fu Nuns at Druk Amitabha Mountain are all set to host the 11th Drukpa Council in Kathmandu.

Department of Tourism warns climbers, trekkers of severe weather risk

30 October 2026

The Department of Tourism has urged climbers and trekkers to avoid high-altitude areas as heavy rain, snowfall, snowstorms and avalanches are forecast across Nepal from Wednesday to Sunday.

Cyclone Arnab prompts aviation safety measures across Nepal

Cyclone Arnab prompts aviation safety measures across Nepal

29 October 2026

The Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal (CAAN) has issued a safety circular warning of potential disruptions to flight operations due to severe cyclonic storm Arnab, which is expected to bring heavy rain, thunderstorms, strong winds and snowfall to parts of Nepal from Thursday to Saturday.


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Science & Innovation

Nepal delegation joins Soy Connext 2026 as U.S. accounts for 92% of soybean imports

12 August 2026

A six-member Nepali delegation participated in Soy Connext 2026, the flagship global conference of the U.S. Soybean Export Council (USSEC), in Chicago, as Nepal strengthens its engagement with U.S. soybean farmers, exporters and suppliers.

USSEC holds regional workshop on Soy for Nutrition & Innovation in Kathmandu

22 June 2026

U.S. Soybean Export Council successfully conducted a 'Soy for Nutrition & Innovation' workshop in Kathmandu, featuring regional stakeholders and experts.

With American drone on Everest, we are reaching new heights, says Sergio Gor

2 May 2026

Visiting United States Special Envoy for South and Central Asia Sergio Gor on Friday officially unveiled the “Ultra X Gen 2” American cargo drone built by Freefly Systems at Everest Base Camp.


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