Nature’s Bulletin.
Reducing Carbon Footprint at Green Jungle Resort
Since the founding of the Temple Tiger Green Jungle Resort in Chitwan, an integral part of our vision has always been to have a positive impact on the society and environment in which we operate.
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Experience Unmatched Wildlife Tourism at Temple Tiger Green Jungle Resort
In the dynamic world of tourism, trends come and go, and destinations evolve rapidly. However, when it comes to wildlife tourism in Nepal, one name remains constant – Temple Tiger.
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Tourist Arrivals Soar by 98% in Nepal in the First Half of 2023
During the first half of 2023, Tourism of Nepal witnessed a remarkable increase in foreign tourist arrivals, providing a significant boost to the country's economy amid an ongoing recession.
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Updated COVID Protocol to Enter Nepal
Updated as of June 07, 2023, Nepal has implemented new entry protocols in response to the evolving Covid situation. The safety and well-being of both travelers and residents remain the top priority.
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Temple Tiger Green Jungle Resort Continues Leading Conservation Efforts
The Temple Tiger Group of Companies has long been a pioneer in conservation and sustainable tourism in Nepal. Which later earned the prestigious title of "BEST GREEN RESORT OF THE YEAR 2000" from the Pacific Area Travel Writers Association (PATWA).
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Life Member Dinner and PATA Annual Summit and Mart 2023
On May 29, 2023, Mr. Basant Raj Mishra, the Executive Chairman of Temple Tiger Group of Companies and a Life Member of PATA, graciously hosted a delightful cocktails and dinner program at the Sarangkot Mountain Lodge in Pokhara in honor of PATA Delegates, Board of Directors, along with Nepalese Dignitaries. This special evening provided a formal setting for PATA Life members, PATA Board, and Executive Board members to connect and interact with each other.
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Embracing Sustainable Tourism and Advocating Plastic-Free
The rise of eco-conscious tourists, who actively seek sustainable and environmentally friendly travel options, presents us with a unique opportunity to embrace and promote green tourism practices. This not only benefits the environment but also ensures the long-term success and resilience of our industry.
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Raising Awareness for the Conservation of Wild Elephants
The wild Asian elephant, the largest mammal species, faces a critical endangerment in Nepal. Known for their exceptional memory and long lifespan comparable to humans, elephants are highly social creatures that live in groups led by a mature female. Asian elephants hold significant ecological and cultural value throughout Asia, but their existence is threatened by habitat loss, human-elephant conflict, and ivory poaching.
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Wilderness, Conservation and Eco Friendly
Small yet beautiful— Despite its small size, Nepal boasts a diverse wildlife population that makes it a paradise for nature and animal enthusiasts. From the magnificent Bengal tigers to the enormous one-horned rhinoceros, and from flighty deer to imposing leopards, this country is home to almost all exotic animals. Wildlife is a natural resource that not only helps maintain ecological balance but also offers economic, recreational, and aesthetic benefits, much like forests.
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