Pokhara-Chhendu Regular Flight

Pokhara-Chhendu Regular Flight

A Sichuan Airlines flight carrying 127 passengers departs from Pokhara International Airport to Chengdu, China, with the Fishtail Mountain in the backdrop on March 18, 2025. To mark the 70th anniversary of Nepal-China diplomatic relations, regular commercial charter flights commence between Chengdu and Pokhara International Airport. This flight enhances tourism, trade, and cultural connections between the two countries. (Photo by Yunish Gurung/NurPhoto)

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