The Dashain and Tihar holidays have triggered a surge of visitors to Ramaroshan as returning residents and tourists flock to explore the region’s scenic lakes and meadows. Despite this growing popularity, local officials warn that inadequate infrastructure and the lack of a proper visitor tracking system pose significant challenges to the area's development.
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The Dashain and Tihar holidays have triggered a surge of visitors to Ramaroshan as returning residents and tourists flock to explore the region’s scenic lakes and meadows. Despite this growing popularity, local officials warn that inadequate infrastructure and the lack of a proper visitor tracking system pose significant challenges to the area's development.
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