Yes, Nepal may have suffered nationwide trauma, but not all beautiful small places with larger welcoming hearts have given up.
Maybe some of the major tourist destinations have been harmed, but still the real beautiful Nepal is risk-less to travel and lies standing and unaffected.
The Earthquake on 25th April has damaged some of the tourist sites and cultural heritages in Nepal but we are still alive and trying to get back to normal. Even though there are some landslips but roads and air transport are still intact throughout the country.
Hotels and restaurants are back in operation. The Tribhuvan International Airport has been operating smoothly. Although the quake caused disaster and damaged the historical structures, we are still able to welcome tourist as there are many other sites left in good condition that can be visited.
Nepal Association of Tour Operators (NATO) has also called upon the concerned government authorities to step up measures for ensuring tourism activities are able to resume quickly.
We will soon overcome the adversity.
The destroyed monuments will be rebuilt soon. Therefore, we encourage travelers to come back to Nepal.According to UNESCO, devastating damage on cultural heritages around Kathmandu, Bhaktapur and Patan Durbar square areas have been confronted.
Only 3 out of 8 world heritage sites enlisted by UNESCO have been affected. Places such as,Lumbini (Birth place of Lord BUDDHA), Chitwan National Park, Pasupatinath Temple are still upright and welcoming.
