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Dhankuta: Where Culture, Community, and Climate Action Come Together
Located in the scenic hills of eastern Nepal, Dhankuta offers travelers more than just stunning views; it invites them to be part of a movement toward sustainable and responsible tourism. At first glance, this peaceful destination may seem like a remote getaway, but beneath the surface lies a community committed to addressing climate change, preserving culture, and ensuring tourism benefits everyone.
Developing Responsible Tourism Through Water Harvesting Solutions in Dhankuta
Dhankuta is situated within the Nibuwa Tankhuwa Watershed Area, in the Lower Koshi River Basin (LKRB). It is one of the most promising destinations in Eastern Nepal, rich in natural and cultural heritage. With a long history of ancient trades, it is set against beautiful landscapes and inhabited by friendly and hospitable people. However, Dhankuta is one of the most vulnerable districts to the impacts of climate change.
Community Tourism: Building New Destinations and Enhancing Travel Experiences in Nepal
Back Responsible Tourism 15 June, 2024 “Responsible travel is not only better for our world, it’s also more interesting and memorable. Responsible tourism is the future of travel” – Simon Reeve Tourism, a growing industry with economic benefits and a substantial workforce, is a double-edged sword. Often, the economic gains become concentrated among a few, undermining the overall advantages of travel.
Rethinking The Way We Travel: a look into community tourism
Nepal has long been a tourist destination. Travelers have often come from far and wide seeking out the rich flora and fauna, mountains, and architecture that Nepal has to offer. However, while the country has been touted as a natural and cultural haven, this narrative has also limited the scope of Nepal’s tourism to its landscape and heritage. So, if not for its scenery or ancient architecture, how can we better market Nepal as a tourism destination?
Rethinking The Way We Travel: a look into community tourism
Nepal has long been a tourist destination. Travelers have often come from far and wide seeking out the rich flora and fauna, mountains, and architecture that Nepal has to offer. However, while the country has been touted as a natural and cultural haven, this narrative has also limited the scope of Nepal’s tourism to its landscape and heritage. So if not for its scenery or ancient architecture, how can we better market Nepal as a tourism destination?
Rethinking the way we travel: A look into community-based tourism
Nepal has long been a tourist destination. Travelers have often come from far and wide seeking out the rich flora and fauna, mountains, and architecture that Nepal has to offer. However, while the country has been touted as a natural and cultural haven, this narrative has also limited the scope of Nepal’s tourism to its landscape and heritage. So if not for its scenery or ancient architecture, how can we better market Nepal as a tourism destination?
Community-based tourism and how it works for a sustainable future
“The human desire to travel and explore is universal, which is why tourism must be open for everyone to enjoy. So too must the many social and economic benefits that tourism brings be available to everybody” – Zurab Pololikashvili, Secretary General, UNWTO 2021. An integral part of the global economy, the tourism industry has grown rapidly over the past few decades, and is expected to continue its growth well into the future.
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