Pokhara Officially Declared Nepal’s ‘Tourism Capital’

In a landmark event held in Pokhara, Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’, formally recognized Pokhara as the official ‘Tourism Capital’ of Nepal. The announcement, made during a vibrant ceremony orchestrated by the Gandaki Province government and Pokhara Metropolitan City, marked a historic milestone for the city and the nation’s tourism sector.

The proclamation, endorsed unanimously during a Cabinet meeting, solidifies Pokhara’s status as a premier destination for travelers seeking unparalleled natural beauty, adventure, and cultural experiences. The decision underscores the city’s immense potential to serve as a gateway to Nepal’s diverse landscapes and rich cultural heritage.

The announcement ceremony, held against the backdrop of Fewa Lake at Barahighat, witnessed a jubilant rally featuring colorful cultural processions originating from Basundhara Park. The picturesque setting added to the charm of the moment, as locals and dignitaries celebrated Pokhara’s ascent to the esteemed title of ‘Tourism Capital’.

Prime Minister Prachanda, in his address, lauded Pokhara’s scenic splendor and its contribution to Nepal’s tourism industry. He emphasized the importance of sustainable tourism practices to preserve the city’s natural heritage for future generations.

The declaration is expected to further boost tourism infrastructure and investment in Pokhara, attracting both domestic and international visitors. With its stunning lakes, majestic mountains, and vibrant cultural scene, Pokhara stands poised to captivate travelers and reinforce its position as the crown jewel of Nepalese tourism.