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Eastern Regional Tourism Fair from Thursday

Tourism Board (NTB) is organizing third Eastern Regional Tourism Fair 2014 in Damak of Jhapa district from Thursday. The three-day event aims to promote domestic tourism and encourage cross-regional tourism activities in the country, according to a press statement issued by NTB on Tuesday. According to NTB, 39 organizations from ...

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Bird population up in Chitwan National Park

The population of birds in Chitwan is found to have increased by 4,046 in the past one year.   A census of the birds in the district showed that Chitwan is home to 14,078 birds in compared to the 10,032 recorded the previous year, according to Bird Education Society, Chitwan. ...

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Rhododendron blooms early this season

Rhododendron normally used to bloom in mid-March but this season it has already flowered in the hilly parts of the district. The rising temperature of the district in compared to the past may have led to the early blooming of the national flower, according to local resident Rajendra Dhami. It ...

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Hotel bookings for Feb, March promising

Occupancy rate of five star hotels in the capital for February and March looks promising this year compared to same period last year. Most of the star hotels in the capital have seen 5 to 20 percent growth in their booking figures for February and March. A survey carried out ...

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Most popular Ranthambore tigress, Machli goes missing

Tigress ‘Machli’, the pride of Ranthambore National Park, is missing for over last two weeks. Despite deploying several teams to trace the tigress, the forest authorities have no clue of the world’s most photographed striped cat. Her disappearance has sparked poaching fear among wildlife enthusiasts. According to Dhirendra Godha, a ...

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