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Nepal Tourism is trying to redefine the country’s image as a gateway to the Himalayas. Shankar Prasad Adhikari, Secretary of Ministry of Culture, Tourism & Civil Aviation – Government of Nepal, spoke to MIGTV in an exclusive interview on how Nepal depends heavily on Indian tourists. He shared with us how Nepal is getting back to business following a quick revival post survival. With tourism playing the most important role in economic development of Nepal; new airports and flying routes and newer hotels and modern amenities taking shape and place, Nepal expects to get back to the top of the world like before very soon.
Nepal Tourism is trying to redefine the country’s image as a gateway to the Himalayas. Shankar Prasad Adhikari, Secretary of Ministry of Culture, Tourism & Civil Aviation – Government of Nepal, spoke to MIGTV in an exclusive interview on how Nepal depends heavily on Indian tourists. He shared with us how Nepal is getting back to business following a quick revival post survival.
A shopping experience in Jaipur’s Bapu Bazar is as colourful as the city in the north-western state of Rajasthan. It’s a place where tradition continues to thrive in the form of material goods that are a representation of the place’s culture and heritage.
For a traveller who loves the fascinating historical anecdotes, West Bengal is nothing but a reminiscence of a mini Europe scattered in the form of relics and folklores.
College Street, in the eastern Indian metropolis of Kolkata, remains a favourite for visitors and locals looking to stack up their libraries.
Sudder Street, at the heart of Kolkata, is a foreigners’ hub, owing to its inexpensive hotels, vibrant flea-markets and diverse restaurants.
It was for the third time that the northern Indian state of Uttarakhand organised the Ultimate Uttarakhand Himalayan MTB challenge, wherein more than 80 professional bikers participated from over 15 countries.
You have seen them in Satyajit Ray’s Mahanagar or Buddhadeb Dasgupta’s Grihayuddha. You have seen them in Mani Ratnam’s Yuva, recently in Sujoy Ghosh’s Kahani or Dibakar Bannerjee’s Detective Byomkesh Bakshy – trams have inspired cinematic journeys that carry the legacy of the British Raj and hold a pompous narrative of Calcutta becoming Kolkata henceforth.
The western Indian state of Goa welcomes spring through a myriad mix of cultures and traditions, which are on display during the colourful carnival of Shigmo.
Roopangarh Fort, in the Northern Indian State of Rajasthan, has been turned into a hotel by its owner, Brajraj Singh, the actual descendant of the royal family who built it in the 17th century.
South Asia Travel and Tourism Exchange (SATTE), the three-days business networking trade show by UBM in New Delhi on February 15-17, saw its 24th chapter this year and witnessed the participation of 35 countries, 28 Indian states, approximately 20,000 travel trade attendees, over 30 international tourism boards, and more than 850 exhibitors including hotels, Destination Management Companies (DMCs), airport authorities, airlines, cruise liners, etc.