Domestic tourism in Sauraha has remained significantly lower than usual this Dashain due to public concerns over flood-related road disruptions and a dampened festive mood. While local hotel operators acknowledge the current slump, they remain optimistic that visitor numbers will recover as travel conditions stabilize and international bookings increase.
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Domestic tourism in Sauraha has remained significantly lower than usual this Dashain due to public concerns over flood-related road disruptions and a dampened festive mood. While local hotel operators acknowledge the current slump, they remain optimistic that visitor numbers will recover as travel conditions stabilize and international bookings increase.
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