A fair to promote Mundhum trekking route has kicked off.
The cultural, tourism and agriculture fair has begun to promote the trekking route, which is among the 100 must visit destinations announced by the government.
The fair hosted targeting the Visit Nepal Year 2025 will continue till January 18.
Inaugurating the program on Tuesday, Minister for Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation Bandri Prasad Pandey said the country's language and culture could be developed into an open cultural museum.
He said thousands of people could be provided with self-employment opportunities in the coming days through tourism.
The festival is being held at Chakhewa Bhanjyang, a tourist spot in Temkemaiung Rural Municipality-4 along the Mundhum trekking route.
According to the organizer Chakhewa Market and Urbanization Management Committee, the festival has been focused on promoting local delicacies and special woven rug.
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