VISIT NEPAL 2020

After the devastating earthquake on 2015, Nepal is standing more stronger than before. All the factors are suiting Nepal for its growth. Major problem of political instability has already been solved. Nepal is now moving towards its goal of peace and harmony. Situated between two powerful nation India and China and being landlocked country, exporting of goods to other country is quiet difficult but from the grace of God it has been blessed with natural beauty. From the snow-capped mountain in the north with green hill in the center to plain land in the south, Nepal has great potential in Tourism.

So, For the sustainable development of tourism industries Government of Nepal has decided to launch a campaign call Visit Nepal 2020, lifetime experiences. The main moto of this campaign is to attract more tourist towards the country and to convey the message to the world that Nepal is safe to visit.Bearing the dark history of war between Government of Nepal and maoist which has already being solved, Government of Nepal is hopeful that more and more tourist will visit Nepal in coming days. For this Nepal is investing in various infrastructure projects like airports, roads, hotel etc. so that the world will know that county Nepal is progressing toward its goal.


For the fact Nepal is still developing country, bears high potential of Tourism. Nepal needs to develop tourism industries for its prosperity. There are various factors that Nepal need to care about. The development of infrastructures is going at very slow rate. Pollution is increasing day by day. Being rich in natural resources it is not able to utilize those resources. Still there are many underrated and undiscovered various beautiful places in Nepal which bears high potential of tourism.

The main idea of starting this blog is to show the world about the various hidden places in Nepal. From now I will be trying to focus on the hidden beautiful places of Nepal rather than describing already known one.  

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