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If you are a traveler on a journey to explore Nepal, Kathmandu valley is the main gateway that you can’t miss. From centuries old heritages, eye-catching natural beauty to vibrant and modern citylife, Kathmandu has it all. Amidst the bustling city...

Bishnudwar is the origin of the Bishnumati River, one of Kathmandu’s most important rivers. Bishnumati is also religiously significant. Both Hindus and Buddhists regard this river as sacred. Bishnudwar, located on the Shivapuri National Park trail,...

With no doubt, 2020 was not easy for all of us. Businesses were placed on a break and supply chains were interrupted and economy was distorted worldwide. Most importantly, hospitality and tourism industry were upsetting and distressing. But now we...

Since the tradition holds that Jesus was born at night, people like to celebrate Christmas at the evening. Hotel Shambala thus hosted the Christmas event during the late evening of 24th and 25th of December. However, the pandemic had made gatherings...

Nepal is trying to pull through the travel and tourism sector that was badly hit by the pandemic. The reopening has come with limitations and is mainly restricted to those seeking to climb famous peaks. As, Nepal is residence to eight of the 14 highest...

What are we doing to keep you safe at Shambala? Our Safe Shambala initiative includes a list of practices that meet WHO guidelines to prevent the spread of COVID 19. Our approach begins with educating ourselves, find the right equipment and items to...

Hotel Shambala is reopening the doors to visitor as Kathmandu has gradually emerged from COVID-19 lockdown. To construct a safe space for its employees and guests, Hotel Shambala is working with Ecolab team to determine which disinfectant products...

Considering the theme of International Women’s Day 2020, “I am Generation Equality” and realizing women’s right, Hotel Shambala conducted a programme, “She Empowerment” to reflect on progress made by women employee of the hotel, to call for change...

Lhosar is the festival that presents the tradition, culture & values of Buddhist & Tibetan community to the world. The term Lhosar is derived from two words Lo, meaning year and Sar, meaning new. Gyalpo Lhosar, the Tibetan New Year, is a three-day...