Bhutan's cultural tourism is surging as festival travel, sustainable policies and Himalayan heritage attract more global visitors.
Read MoreBhutan welcomed 209,376 visitors in 2025 as Thimphu's cultural festivals and sustainable tourism continued to attract global travellers
Read MoreNepal welcomes 71,775 international visitors in July 2026, reflecting steady tourism recovery driven by adventure and cultural travel
Read MoreNepal welcomes over 91,000 international visitors in June 2026 as adventure tourism, Himalayan experiences and improved connectivity drive travel growth
Read MoreA new study ranks high-altitude mountaineering as the world's most dangerous extreme sport, highlighting fatal risks as adventure tourism continues to grow.
Read MoreManali emerges as India's adventure tourism hub with heli-skiing, snow trails, trekking, mountain sports and year-round Himalayan experiences
Read MoreNepal launches a new adventure tourism initiative across Api Himal, Kanchenjunga and Manaslu, strengthening guide qualifications, mountain safety and rescue standards.
Read MoreLadakh records over 107,700 visitors in June 2026 as international arrivals rise and year-round tourism gains momentum
Read MoreNepal's proposed Tourism Bill introduces new Everest climbing rules, stronger safety standards and sustainable adventure tourism reforms
Read MoreLatti Village in Udhampur, Jammu and Kashmir gains attention for sustainable tourism, rural experiences, scenic Himalayan views and nature-based travel
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