Pokhara-Jomsom regular flight open

Tara Air has announced that it will fly regularly from Tuesday on this route, which is one of the major tourist routes in Nepal.

'Monsoon is almost over', Tara Air spokesperson Surdshan Bertaula said, 'The season has started when the businessmen in Kathmandu and Pokhara return to operate hotels and resorts. This year the booking is also good. We will start regular flights from Tuesday.'

Tara has set a one-way fare for Jomsom flights to Nepali at 3,965 rupees, while for Indian tourists it is 11,205 and 160 US dollars for tourists from third countries.

For the regular flight to Jomsom, Tara Air has announced that a twin-air plane will be grounded at night in Pokhara. For now, 5 Pokhara-Jomsom flights are scheduled daily if the weather is favorable.

Jomsom flight is coming from Pokhara's old airport. Helicopters and ultralight flights for viewing Pokhara and surrounding mountains are also available from this airport. Jomsom is 2736 meters above sea level.

Meanwhile, Lukla, which is considered to be the main attraction for walking, and businessmen from above have also started returning from flights. Tara has announced the regular flight schedule for Ramechhap-Lukla-Ramechhap from October 4.

For tourists going to Everest region, apart from Tara, Summit Air and Sita Air fly from Manthali Airport in Ramechhap to Lukla in Solukhumbu during the tourist season. For this season, Tara has scheduled 10 to 15 daily flights to Lukla in Solukhumbu by keeping 2 twin-air planes at Manthali Airport in Ramechhap.

Tara has stated that its two planes will remain there until the middle of November. With the increase in air traffic at Tribhuvan International Airport, airlines have been flying to Lukla from Ramechhap's Manthali.