Jamunaha border point reopens to third-country nationals after six years
Summary
The Jamunaha border point between Nepal and India in Banke district has reopened for third-country nationals after nearly six years, facilitating cross-border travel for tourists and boosting local tourism.
Key Points
- The Jamunaha border point in Banke district has resumed arrival and departure services for third-country nationals after six years.
- Two tourists from third-world countries have already crossed into India via Jamunaha since the reopening.
- The Immigration Office at Jamunaha has ensured all necessary services for smooth tourist movement.
- The reopening is expected to benefit Nepal's tourism sector, particularly in Banke and Bardiya districts.
- Local business operators and tourism agents view the reopening positively, anticipating increased revenue and tourist activities.
