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Footpath and wooden bridges now make Bukipatan more accessible

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BAGLUNG: Once a remote and little-known destination, Bukipatan in Dhorpatan has seen a rise in tourism thanks to recent infrastructure development. Just five years ago, Bukipatan was difficult to reach, with only shepherds and their livestock navigating the narrow trails. Now, it is emerging as a popular spot for nature lovers and trekkers. In response […]

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