The first Rautamai-Triyuga Tourism Festival began on Sunday to promote and publicize tourism to Rauta Pokhari, which is rich in natural beauty.
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A five-day tourism festival has begun at Rauta Pokhari, a major religious and historical tourist destination in Udayapur. The first Rautamai-Triyuga Tourism Festival began on Sunday to promote and publicize tourism in Rauta Pokhari, which is rich in natural beauty.
Koshi Province Tourism, Forest and Environment Minister Bhim Parajuli, while inaugurating the festival, said that the Koshi government is always ready for tourism promotion and development, adding that everyone's role will be important in bringing the beauty, history, religious and cultural importance of Rauta Pokhari to the world.
Paragliding performance will be the main attraction in the festival, which will be held from Chaitra 29 to Baisakh 3. The organizers said that there will be performances by national and local artists, programs reflecting folk culture, exhibition and sale of local dishes, tableau exhibitions of different ethnic groups, etc. throughout the festival period.
Similarly, to attract religious tourists, Bhajan-Kirtan, religious rituals, fairs and worship programs have also been organized, informed the coordinator of the festival steering committee, Dinesh Shrestha. According to him, fair visitors will also be able to taste local products, handicrafts and traditional food.
Rauta Pokhari, located in Rautamai Rural Municipality-6, is located at an altitude of 1,700 meters above sea level. Spread over an area of about one bigha, this pond is about 20 kilometers north of the district headquarters, Gaighat.
