Iran, Oman To Study Charging Service Costs For Hormuz: Joint
Strait Of Hormuz Sees Record Traffic Since Start Of Conflict:
RSP General Convention: Voting To Take Place Tomorrow
Heat Wave Continues In Tarai
Goals Are Being Scored At A Record Pace At The
Doctors In Nepal See Better Career Prospects Overseas Than Within
Starmer’s Exit Leaves Britain’s Deeper Political Problems Unresolved
Hormuz Will Never Go Back To Its Pre-War Status: Iran’s
Even After Eight Years Of ODF Declaration, Open Defecation Rife
Mustang, May 31: Thirteen tourists, including nine foreign nationals, have died in Mustang, due to high altitude sickness as of May 29 this year. The fatalities occurred among religious pilgrims visiting the Muktinath area, a popular high-altitude destination. The District
Unseasonal Snowfall Affects Muktinath
Heavy Snowfall In Lower
Counting Of Snow Leopard
40,000 Plus Tourists Visit
Trekkers Advised To Stay
Monitoring Of Rare Snow
Eleven Tourists Died In
Mustang-Kathmandu Night Bus Service
173,000 Tourists Enter Mustang
‘No Condition To Live’:
Two Workers Buried In
Over 400 Thousand Tourists
Mustang Records Increased Number
3 New Trekking Routes
Tourism Bounces Back In
School Closed In Kagbeni
Floods Sweep Away 10
800-Year-Old Tiji Festival Marked
