A National Tourism Campaign, ‘Visit Nepal 2020’ is the national attempt best known to invite and sustain tourists in Nepal with the massive number of two million by the end of the year 2020. This concept comes under the Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation which is objected to promoting ‘Destination Nepal’. Among national and international travelers. Additionally, the government believes that, with the launch of this ambitious campaign, the country will lead in the sector of tourism providing job opportunities to over one million people all around the country. The engagement of locals in this field will help them improve their livelihood as well. This campaign is aimed to be run in major international cities by collaborating with airlines, private sectors, or national and international organizations. Marketing and promotions are the musts for being successful and increasing the success rate, so different brands and sub-brands will be involved along with media support.

Nepal travel is something everyone should experience at least once in their lifetime. Every tourist fell in love with Nepal on the very first visit. Everywhere you look in Nepal, beauty is all around you.  From towering mountain peaks that are snow-capped even in summer, to crystal clear lakes, well-preserved medieval cities, lush alpine pastures, and charming villages, Nepal has it all. 

Gift-giving is something that should not be a chore. It must come from the heart. When you give, you should be giving something willingly without wanting something in return. Making someone feel special is more than enough reason to make you give more. It tells the receiver that you were thinking about them and the importance of them. When your guest return to their place that piece of the gift will make them always remember you and your hospitality. It helps you to grow your business cause they share it with your friends and family which helps you to advertise your place. So no worries we will help you to find the best gifts for your guest which they all gonna love it and yes it’s budgeted too.

Dhaka topi

It is a part of the Nepalese national dress and a symbol of Nepalese nationality. Dhaka clothing no longer dominates Nepalese fashion, it remains an integral part of the society and Nepalese identity. It reflects our Nepalese culture and art. This might be the best thing gifting tourists to visit Nepal 2020. 

Handmade Nepali wooden flag clock 

It’s one of the customized wooden clocks which truly show our own Nepali flag logo which is more beautiful. It is made of wood and fits perfectly in a room and gives more shine and positive vibes towards our Nepali culture and tradition. you can give it to your guest cause this is so beautiful and budgeted and can be gifted to every visitor. 

Range of Jewellery that reflects Nepali culture

Nepalese jewelry which reflects Nepalese culture and tradition will best gifts for your guest visiting this season on visitnepal2020. this thing gives shine to people who are wearing it and they will always remember you and your place and you can easily find it on choicemandu online shopping. They say all online shopping leads to choicemandu because whatever you can get on different online sites, you can get all together it in choicemandu. No, it doesn’t mean that you should only shop in choicemandu but it means that if you could not manage enough time scrolling different sites you can always drop by choicemandu and pick gifts for visitnepal2020 for your gifts. 

Tea: Anybody who has visited Nepal knows the love of Chiya (Tea) amongst Nepalese. Well, if we see Nepal's long history of cultivating and brewing tea can be the reason for the addiction. There are different varieties of tea found in the country; at least 5 regions are popular for tea plantation in India. Each tea plantation grows a distinct variety that varies in taste, color, and method of processing. The most popular tea varieties in Nepal are Ilam, jhapa, and other different place in Nepal. 

Khukuri: “Better to die than be a coward” is the motto of the world-famous Nepalese Gurkha soldiers who are an integral part of the British Army. They still carry into battle their traditional weapon curved knife known as the Khukuri. In times past, it was said that once a Khukuri was drawn in battle, it had to “taste blood” – if not, its owner had to cut himself before returning it to its sheath. It can also be used to decor homes which give more attractive to your living room. It would to one of the best gifts for your guest to give a gift which you can find the various collection on choicemandu.com