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Aerial view of Runway of Tribhuvan International Airport, Kathmandu ☺
Photo: Jitesh Surendran

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Whilst nearly every status update, post, or media article is currently focused on the tragedy of the earthquake that struck Nepal two weeks ago, I think it is wise to balance the impression that many people outside of the country are receiving. There is no doubt that parts of Nepal are absolutely devastated. Many lives were lost, villages literally flattened, and the rebuild process will take years in the affected areas. However, there are also many other parts of this great country that escaped without incident. Bardiya, Pokhara, Jumla, Dolpo, Lower Mustang, Upper Mustang, Palpa, Lumbini, Chitwan...the list goes on and on. In a country where tourism is the largest domestic industry, what Nepal doesn't need is potential visitors to not come due to a misconception about the state of the country. That would just be another devastating blow! If you want to help Nepal get back on its feet I urge you to not only assist organizations who are helping in the affected areas through donations, but actually get on out here and have a fantastic holiday!

Three UNESCO World Heritage Sites (Kathmandu Durbar Square, Swayambhunath temple and Patan Durbar Square) set to open for business from June 15.