After COVID-19 pall, Pokhara starts receiving growing number of domestic tourists

 The number of domestic tourists has gone up all of sudden in Pokhara, which had not welcomed tourists for long due to coronavirus.  

POKHARA,

Pokhara, one of the main tourism hubs of the country, has been witnessing increasing number of domestic tourists. The number of domestic tourists has gone up all of sudden in Pokhara, which had not welcomed tourists for long due to coronavirus.  

Although there is no remarkable number of foreign tourists in Pokhara, an increasing number of domestic tourists have been attracted to Pokhara in recent months, said tourism entrepreneurs. Similarly, number of tourists at Pokhara bazaar and surrounding rural tourism sites has also increased. 

People, who were forced to limit themselves inside the houses for long due to coronavirus pandemic, have now started allocating their time for visiting different touristic sites after the number of coronavirus infected people started decreasing in the country. 

Likewise, movement of domestic tourists has increased in Pokhara as they have been choosing Pokhara as their destination with the start of the vaccination against COVID-19 in the country.  People coming to Pokhara visit Phewa Lake, Taalbahari temple, Mahendra cave, Gupteshwor cave, Chamere cave, Patale waterfall. People are also seen enjoying boat ride at Phewa lake and paragliding. 

Number of domestic tourists has increased in Pokhara after educational institutions, banks and financial institutions, cooperatives and other organisations across the nation chose Pokhara as visit programme. 

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