Dharahara generates over Rs 48.3 million in revenue since paid...

Dharahara generates over Rs 48.3 million in revenue since paid operations began

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KATHMANDU: The newly reconstructed Dharahara, reopened to the public after being destroyed in the 2015 earthquake, has generated more than Rs 48.3 million in revenue since it began paid operations in November 2023. According to Mahesh Rai, head of the Interim Dharahara Operations and Management Unit in Sundhara, the tower attracted 262,555 visitors by July […]

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