Khaptad sees 883 tourists in seven months
Among them, 18 were foreigners, highlighting Khaptad's significance as a religious and natural heritage site.
KATHMANDU: Khaptad National Park in Sudurpaschim State has recorded 883 visitors in the first seven months of the current fiscal year.
Among them, 18 were foreigners, highlighting Khaptad’s significance as a religious and natural heritage site.
Compared to the previous fiscal years, the number of visitors to Khaptad has fluctuated.
In the fiscal year 2077/78 BS, the park saw three foreigners and 1,685 Nepalis.
The following year, the total visitors exceeded 2,200.
In the last fiscal year, a total of 2,891 visitors explored Khaptad.
As the tourist season begins, authorities anticipate a surge in visitors to Khaptad, attracted by its rich cultural and natural treasures.
The allure of Khaptad is not merely limited to its natural grandeur; it’s also deeply rooted in its religious significance.
Known as a haven in the Sudurpaschim, Khaptad holds a special place in the hearts of pilgrims and nature enthusiasts alike, drawing visitors from far and wide.
Looking ahead, as Nepal gears up for the upcoming tourist season, expectations are high for a surge in visitor numbers to Khaptad.
With its pristine forests, sprawling meadows, and sacred sites, Khaptad stands poised to captivate the hearts and minds of all who venture into its tranquil realm, offering an unforgettable journey into the heart of nature and spirituality.
