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Nepal’s Prime Minister, Girija Prasad Koirala, presided over a history-making ceremony on 15 June 2008, during which the Narayanhity Royal Palace in Kathmandu was declared as belonging to the people of Nepal. The Prime Minister hoisted three national flags at the main entrance of the pink palace, and unveiled the new plaque which bears the insignia of Nepal’s government and describes the former palace as the “Narayanhity Durbar Museum”.
Jewelry making in Nepal is an art. Items of jewelry have a cultural, historical and traditional meaning, and the style of jewelry can help identify the different ethnic groups of Nepal. While some of the jewelry worn by the Nepalese women has been passed down through the generations and are cherished family heirlooms, there are still jewelry makers in Nepal who specialize in the custom making of traditional jewelry.
The National Tourism Board of Nepal hosted the National Tourism Fair 2065 on 6 to 8 June 2065 (2008 on the Gregorian calendar). This three day event took place at the United World Trade Center in Tripureshwor with the objective of identifying and promoting various tourism destinations within the borders of Nepal, with the emphasis being placed on the promotion of domestic tourism.
The rugged and pure beauty of the Himalayas of Nepal, along with the country’s relative isolation from influences of the outside world, makes it a popular destination for travelers who are interested in pursuing the benefits that can be derived from the ancient practice of yoga. Nepal has numerous yoga retreats and wellness centers that offer a variety of programs according to each visitor’s specific needs. The majority of these retreats are found in and around the exquisite Kathmandu Valley, with others scattered throughout Nepal.
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