Kathmandu. A calendar exhibition is being organized in Nepal. It is expected to attract millions of citizens across the country. In Nepal, 290,000 calendars were distributed free of charge in 2081 BS alone, and this number is expected to exceed 30 million in 2082.
In this context, a special exhibition is being organized at Bhaktapur Durbar, Siddha Pokhari and Yoshikhel. Where various organizations including banks, cooperatives, schools, business establishments, political organizations and others from across the country will display their attractive calendars.
Not just calendars, this exhibition aims to promote historical, cultural and tourist sites of Nepal. The organizers believe that the information included in each calendar will prove to be important in promoting domestic tourism within Nepal.
With more than two hundred thousand visitors expected to arrive in Bhaktapur on Baisakh 1 alone to witness the Biska Jatra, the organizers have made a special appeal to calendar publishers to display their calendars on this occasion.
In Nepal, calendars are not just a means of viewing dates, but have become an integral part of our culture, tradition, and identity. This exhibition will provide citizens across the country with an opportunity to simultaneously view calendars that are informative, aesthetic, and of historical significance.
Publishers who wish to participate in the calendar exhibition are requested to contact the organizing secretariat in time to secure a place.
