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Dharahara Reopens to Public with New Entry Fees and Regulations

Kathmandu. Dharahara resumes to all the visitors starting today with entry fee costing NRs 200 for each.Council of Minister meeting on Thursday provided decision for the approval of Dharahara operation.

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