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Eighth Myagdi Festival Highlights Myagdi’s Rich Tourism and Cultural HeritageThursday, January 23rd, 2025

Kathmandu, January 22, 2025 – The Eighth Myagdi Festival and Provincial-Level Agriculture, Tourism, and Industrial Trade Fair 2081 successfully concluded in Beni, Myagdi. Held from January 12 to January 21, 2025, the festival coincided with the Maghe Sankranti celebrations and attracted a significant number of visitors from across Nepal and beyond.

This year’s festival provided a unique platform to showcase Myagdi’s diverse tourism potential, cultural heritage, and local products. With over 30 stalls, the event highlighted authentic Myagdi products, traditional crafts, and locally sourced goods. Visitors were able to explore a variety of items, including handmade artifacts, organic produce, and indigenous delicacies, representing the region’s rich traditions and natural abundance.

The festival also served as an important opportunity to promote Myagdi as a destination of natural and cultural significance. Popular touristic attractions such as Dhaulagiri Base Camp, Rupse Waterfall, Khopra Danda, and the scenic Kaligandaki Corridor were prominently featured in promotional activities. Information about trekking routes, homestays, and adventure tourism opportunities further encouraged visitors to explore Myagdi’s unique landscapes.

Cultural programs, including folk duet competitions, hymn singing, and traditional dance performances, were key highlights of the event. These activities not only entertained the audience but also celebrated the region’s cultural heritage, fostering a deeper appreciation for Myagdi’s traditions among visitors.

Nepal Tourism Board believes that festivals like the Eighth Myagdi Festival play a crucial role in promoting local tourism products and bringing Nepal’s cultural and natural assets to the global stage.