Deurali-Naudanda Trail - Asia's First Handicap Accessible Trekking Route in Nepal

Asia's first handicap accessible trekking route nearby Pokhara comes to an operation.  Minister for Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation Rabindra Adhikari inaugurated the route amid a programme organized in the Capital on Saturday. The 1.3-kilometres route was developed with the financial assistance of Nepal Tourism Board and people’s voluntary labour.

The trail is a section of popular hiking route Sangarkot to Naudanda offers the magnificent views of Mt. Annapurna, Fishtail and Manaslu along with glimpses of panoramic views of valleys.

on the occasion, the disability people passes through the trekking route form Bhumeko Thaan to Himalayan Deurali resort in Wheel chair and white canes.

This trail itself gives a worldwide message that Nepal trekking routes are open for all kinds of people even they are disabled. Nepal is one of the best trekking and hiking destinations in the world and Annapurna region treks are highly visited by trekkers throughout the world. This would spread a positive message to the world for blooming the Nepalese Tourism after the massive Earthquake in 2015. Nepal is organizing Visit Nepal Year in 2020 with the mission to welcome