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Banke has great potential for the tourism business. If the proper protection of the tourist spots here can be promoted, it can become a center of attraction for national and international tourists. Bageshwari Temple, a famous religious place in western Nepal, Banke National Park established for the purpose of protecting tigers, various lakes, water parks, and Gaver valley homestays, there are many interesting sights that attract tourists, including cultures of different communities, organic farming systems, and biological parks.
If it can be developed as a tourist area by protecting and supporting it, it seems that the tourism sector will help to set the foundation for the prosperity of the district. There is also great potential for religious tourism in the district.
Similarly, Mahendra Park, Rani Talau, Boating Vihar, Waterpark, etc. are destinations for tourists. Banke National Park, Kohalpur Goal Park, Dhekeri Forest Bhoj Area, and Sikta are also among the choices for tourism.
Mansarovar Amusement Park and Resort have built the 'Nepalgunj Thriller Zone' Water Park in Bale village located in Nepalgunj sub-metropolitan city-12. Similarly, 'Wonderland Water Park' has been constructed near Ranjha Airport, while another water park and entertainment center has been constructed at Havaldarpur in Kohalpur through Mansarovar Holiday.
“There are centers of faith of different religious cultures such as Bageshwari Temple, Jugeswara Mahadev Temple, Sankatmochan Hanuman Temple, Jama Masjid, Idagaha Masjid, Karbala, Gurudwara, Saraswati Temple, Buddhist monasteries,” said Mahant Chandranath Yogi, the original Mahant of Bageshwari Temple
“Private sector investment is increasing here to attract tourists. To attract tourists, three waterparks are operating in different places here with an investment of one and a half billion rupees,” said Former President of Nepalgunj Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Nandlal Baishya
“It is necessary to increase investment in tourist places to prolong the stay of tourists in Nepalgunj,” said Businessmen._Rss
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