Foreign visitor numbers for the Annapurna Conservation Area reached a total of thirty-two thousand nine hundred sixty-three during the month of Ashoj, according to recent figures. The region continues to draw international interest from diverse geographic locations, reflecting steady activity within the protected area situated in Kaski. An analysis of the monthly arrival statistics indicates a notable distribution between regional and long-haul markets. Travellers arriving from South Asian countries accounted for twelve thousand six hundred forty-five of the total visits recorded during the period. Meanwhile, visitors originating from other global destinations made up the remaining portion of the monthly influx, totalling twenty thousand three hundred eighteen individuals. These figures highlight the ongoing appeal of the conservation area for both neighbouring and distant holidaymakers.
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Annapurna region welcomes 32,963 foreign tourists in a month
Foreign visitor numbers for the month of Ashoj include arrivals from South Asian countries and other nations.
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- A total of 32,963 foreign tourists visited the Annapurna Conservation Area in Ashoj.
- South Asian arrivals accounted for 12,645 of the total visitors recorded.
- Visitors from other countries across the globe numbered 20,318.
From public sources and the WeNepal research team
https://wenepal.com/article/annapurna-region-welcomes-32-963-foreign-tourists-in-a-month-20261027
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