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Over 600 thousands foreign tourists visit Nepal in eight months

KATHMANDU, Sept 1: Over 600 thousand foreign tourists visited Nepal in the first eight months of 2023. According to the Nepal Tourism Board, 601,360 tourists from various countries including India and the United States of America arrived in Nepal from January to August this year.
By Republica

KATHMANDU, Sept 1: Over 600 thousand foreign tourists visited Nepal in the first eight months of 2023. According to the Nepal Tourism Board, 601,360 tourists from various countries including India and the United States of America arrived in Nepal from January to August this year. 


The country welcomed 67,153 visitors in August alone. The number of visitors in the corresponding month last year was 41,304. In 2019, the number was 73,814.


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NTB Director Maniraj Lamichhane said the graph of inflow of tourists is on the rise in recent months. "As the number of tourists arriving from the expected destinations is gradually increasing, we hope to see the arrival of one million tourists this year," said Lamichhane.  


In August, majority of tourists came from India, as they numbered 26,665 followed by 5,007 from China, 4,629 from the US, 3,558 from Sri Lanka, 3,190 from Bangladesh, 2,711 from the UK, 1,588 from Spain, 1520 from Japan, 1,416 from Italy and 1,347 from Australia. 


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