Tourist arrivals increases in Durlekha

Domestic tourist arrivals have increased at Durlekha, a tourist spot in Malika Gaonpalika-2 of West Myagdi. Durlekha has become a tourist destination after the Gandaki state government and Malika village municipality constructed tourist infrastructures including footpaths, and temples at a cost of around Rs 3 million.

Domestic tourists from Baglung and Myagdi have started visiting the region. The arrival of foreign tourists has also started increasing after the construction of tourist houses with an additional budget of Rs 1 million from the Gandaki state government. Located at an altitude of 3,484 meters above sea level, Durlekha attracts tourists to explore the mountain range and rural geography. 

Tourists come to the place to enjoy the dense forest and the mountain view of Myagdi, Baglung. Dhaulagiri, Annapurna, Nilgiri, and other mountains can be seen up close.