This book explores the complex relationship between tourism and national identity in Nepal. It examines how travel within the country and its representation on the global stage contribute to defining what it means to be Nepali. Focusing on images, emblems, and symbols, the study analyzes how tourism both reflects and shapes a sense of belonging and national pride among Nepali citizens and the diaspora, set against a backdrop of recent political and social changes.

Why You Should Read?

• Understand the role of tourism in constructing national identity and belonging.
• Gain insights into Nepal's post-conflict societal changes through the lens of cultural representation.
• Explore interdisciplinary perspectives relevant to Tourism Studies, Sociology, Anthropology, and Political Science.
• Examine a compelling case study on how a nation asserts its unique character globally.