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Nepal has just made nearly 100 of its mountains free to climb - here’s why
Mountain climbing is a serious hobby (which can cost you some serious cash) but in an exciting announcement, the Nepalese government just shared that it plans to make 97 Himalayan mountains free to climb for the next two years. Now that’s a serious deal.
Nepal Opens 97 New Peaks for Mountain Climbing
TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - Nepal has opened 97 new peaks in the Himalayan Mountains for mountain climbers and adventurers starting from July 17, 2025. These new peaks are opening to boost tourism and reduce overcrowding in the Mount Everest area, the country's main tourist attraction. Climbers are not charged for climbing these peaks.
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Sudden, heavy rain in Pakistan, India-administered Kashmir and Nepal kills more than 200 people
Sudden floods triggered by heavy rains have killed more than 200 people across parts of Pakistan, India-administered Kashmir ...
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Nepal's U23 squad for Asian Cup Qualifiers announced
The All Nepal Football Association, on Friday, announced a 23-member squad participating in the AFC U23 Asian Cup Qualifiers.
The Nepal vs Northern Territory Strike Top End T20 Series match will be streamed live on the Fancode platform.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday delivered his longest Independence Day address yet, speaking for 103 minutes (1 hour ...
On a lively weekend, a bartender in Nepal's capital Kathmandu balances carefully a slice of titaura, a local tangy and spicy ...
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Toll rates set for first road tunnel in Nepal, motorcycles barred
The government has set the toll rates for Nepal's first underground passageway, the 2.8-kilometre Nagdhunga-Sisnekhola tunnel ...
Nepal's LGBTQ+ community and supporters have rallied in Kathmandu for their annual pride event. This marks the first rally ...
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