Indian tourists attracted to Annapurna circuit
By Nabin Raj Kuikel, Lamjung, Nov. 6: The Annapurna Circuit and Manang have been attracting an increasing number of Indian tourists. By October 2026, a total of 5,049 Indian tourists had travelled ...
By Nabin Raj Kuikel, Lamjung, Nov. 6: The Annapurna Circuit and Manang have been attracting an increasing number of Indian tourists. By October 2026, a total of 5,049 Indian tourists had travelled ...
MANANG: Manang is witnessing a growing influx of Indian tourists, with 5,049 visitors from India travelling to the district by October 2026. According to Dhak Bahadur Bhujel, chief of the Annapurna Conservation Area Project (ACAP) Unit in Manang, a total of 30,662 foreign tourists visited the district during the first 10 months of 2026. Of […]
Manang. According to the Tilicho Snow Measurement Center in Manang, the snow depth in the Tilicho region has increased significantly in the last 24 hours. According to data from the automated snow ...
Mustang, October 29 A tourist guide who reached Mustang via the Annapurna Circuit Trek in Manang died on Wednesday night. Lakchandra Kulung, 27, of Mahakulung Rural Municipality-3 in Solukhumbu d...
Hidesuke Taneishi, 40, and Tetsu Hashimoto, 25, went missing at around 7,050 metres while climbing the 7,455-metre peak in Manang.
MANANG: The bodies of two Japanese climbers who went missing while attempting to scale Nepal’s Mount Gangapurna have been found, authorities confirmed on Friday. The climbers, Japanese nationals Hidesuke Taneishi and Tetsu Hashimoto, went missing while climbing the 7,455-meter Gangapurna Himal in Gyasyang Rural Municipality-6. According to Chief District Officer Mukti Prasad Khanal, the two […]
MUSTANG: A total of 772 foreign tourists have entered Mustang via Thorong La Pass through the Besisahar-Manang route over the past two weeks. According to the Jomsom checkpoint of the Annapurna Conservation Area Project (ACAP), 43 tourists from SAARC countries and 729 from other countries entered Mustang during the period following heavy snowfall. Foreign trekkers […]
The bodies of two Japanese climbers who went missing while attempting Gangapurna in Manang have been found at around 6,300 metres on the mountain's southern side, ending a five-day aerial search.