• Shankar Neupane
  • Updated on Jul 3, 2023

Responsible Tourism

Responsible Tourism

Responsible travel Nepal is a nation where residents coexist peacefully with the environment. In addition to the Himalayas, there are sizable parks, animals, and rural areas where people still live according to their traditional ways. Tourism has long been a key component of the economy of Nepal. But the environment is getting more and more vulnerable. Thus, it is essential to engage in responsible tourism. These fundamental ideas serve as our main guidelines.

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Undefined, there are long-term negative effects of tourism on the environment in addition to the obvious positive ones. Similarly, it is important to recognize the distinctive traditional elements that have endured unaltered for centuries. We encourage local communities to recognize the genuine components passed down orally from one generation to the next, components that authentically reflect the culture and spiritual heritage. We aim to highlight the importance of the original goals and experiences through the tour packages we provide, as well as shed light on the true nature of Nepal. A social environment and the tools required for an understanding of these realities can be created with the help of the evaluation of tourist groups. Tourism encourages the sense of community pride that has been infused into Nepali. The community's identity is shaped by its traditions, customs, handicrafts, dances, and traditional clothing. A chance to prevent their exploitation in a tourism context is given to tourism activities that want to grow. It motivates people to preserve their cultural heritage and to look within it for resources for a balanced lifestyle, discouraging them from leaving their hometown in search of a better quality of life. The All Nepal Hiking Packages combine activities so that visitors can get to know the residents of the villages. Visitors have the chance to support the local economy by purchasing locally-made souvenirs and goods.

The principle of safeguarding concerns mainly the relationship between man and nature and aims to encourage traditional farming activities, with minimal impact on the environment. Tourists are advised to respect nature and try to minimize their impact on natural and cultural objects. In addition to safeguarding current customs, their transmission to new generations and to all those who are interested in the local culture is equally important. The fragile balance between prosperity and sustainable development threatens the traditional way of life.

Therefore, All Nepal Hiking aims to encourage only those activities that encourage local tradition and takes place at a level that does not disturb the balance of the community. We ensure that responsible tourism becomes an act taken by all those involved in the tourism business.

Shankar Neupane

Shankar Neupane

An engineering graduate from Tribhuvan University who was passionate about trekking, climbing, and mountain tourism began his adventure trip in the Himalayas when he was still a teenager. At last, he finds a way to make his interests and pastimes pay the bills. Shankar was very impressed by the snow-capped mountains, trekking, and climbing in the Himalayas because he grew up surrounded by the Ganesh Himal and Manaslu regions.

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