Pankaj Pradhananga lives in Kathmandu and has over 2 decades of experience as Tour Operator in the Himalayan region.He is the founder of IMPACT Adventure that focuses on Responsible and High-value tourism. He has successfully led accessible Tourism initiatives in the Himalayan region promoting "Tourism For All" for travelers with disabilities . Pankaj can be followed : InstagramLinkedIn
From 8 to 11 May 2025, Bhutan proudly hosted the South Asian Women’s Conference at the Namgay Heritage Hotel in Thimphu. Under the theme “Women’s Economic […]
The Buddhist Himalayan Kingdom of Bhutan is at once mysterious and reputed; its steep mountains and valleys hide monasteries and fortresses, like the so-called “Tiger’s Nest”, […]
By 2029, Bhutan will welcome its second international airport in Gelephu. The designs for the new terminal, created by architecture studio Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG), have […]
Grammy-winner Ed Sheehan will be the first Western artist to hold a concert in Bhutan. Sheeran’s concert will be organised in the Changlimithang Stadium in Bhutan’s […]
“When Bhutan opened to foreign tourists in the 1970s, our leadership resisted the temptations to harness a quick fortune from mass tourism and instead, was prescient […]
The government of Bhutan has announced a significant reduction in the daily tourist fee, slashing it by 50% from $200 (€183.69) to $100 (€91.85) per visitor […]
Bhutan has announced that the country will reduce tourist fees for those staying for more than four days. The goal is to boost visitor numbers, which […]
On September 23rd, Bhutan reopened its borders to international tourists with an increased fee of $200 per person per night, up from the previous $65. The […]
Bhutan will finally welcome back tourists in September, after being closed for over two years. The Kingdom’s Tourism Council (TCB) has announced that the reopening also […]
“Please come and join us for dinner tonight, that’s my home down there” Sangay pointed out a traditional house next to the chorten (stupa) about 300 meters […]
In the 1970s the monarch of Bhutan declared, “Gross Domestic Happiness is more important than Gross Domestic Product.” The idea has since been integrated into the […]