Kathmandu. IME Life Insurance Company has started the ‘New Year Peace and Goodwill Tour, Rara Tour-2083’, establishing the domestic tourism promotional tour organized for its agents as a sacred campaign.
In view of the current global situation, especially the growing tensions in the Middle East, the company organized the tour with an aim to spread the message of world peace and safety to millions of Nepali workers working there amidst growing tensions in the Middle East.
The agents of the company have now left for Rara Lake in Mugu. The company has said that the journey will not be limited to just a tour but aims to incorporate the faith, energy and symbolism of various holy religious sites of the country in Rara.
According to Indra Raj Subedi, chief marketing officer of the company, agents of different provinces will offer offerings, water and sacred materials of major religious sites in Rara area.
Delegates from Koshi and Madhes provinces have left for Rara with the flowers from Janakpur-based Janaki Temple and water from the famous Arjundhara of Jhapa. Agents from Bagmati Province will participate with the flower offerings of Pashupatinath Temple and holy water from Devghat Dham.
Similarly, the Gandaki Province will offer the flower offerings from the Bindhyabasini Temple in Pokhara while the holy soil of Lumbini, the birthplace of Gautam Buddha, will be offered at Rara from Lumbini. The main purpose of this visit is to wish for happiness, peace and security for all Nepali sisters and brothers who have been making significant contribution to Nepal’s economy through remittance. According to the company, special prayers will be held in Rara with the wish for peace around the world and for the safety of Nepali workers.
IME Life Insurance has been giving priority to social responsibility and human sensitivity along with business. The company believes that the ‘Peace and Harmony Journey’ will contribute to the promotion of domestic tourism on one hand and on the other hand will disseminate the message of unity, goodwill and peace of Nepalis amidst growing unrest in the world.
