Nepal's Amazing Incentives

Welcome to Nepal - the most happening incentive travel destination in the world - a heady mixture of unique culture proudly preserved, mind boggling adventure and remarkable natural beauty. A land where you can revitalize your mind, body and soul amidst scenery that is simply a knock out.
 

World-class convention facilities, exciting adventure products, special opportunities for sightseeing, dining, accommodation, and shopping and much more. From toasting the sunrise over the Himalayas to seeking out wild animals in their natural habitat from atop an elephant, from being mesmerized by the artistic excellence of the medieval era to dancing the night away at a theme party, you will have lots to talk about when you get back home.

The Destination

Kathmandu, the Shangrila city of Nepal, is a novelty destination for many. Surrounded by Himalayan snow peaks, Kathmandu is the cradle of Nepalese civilization and culture. It is a living museum of ancient temples, palaces, shrines, squares and courtyards. It is also the fairy tale land of kings, queens, princes, princesses and living goddesses - still worshipped today.

Nepal is one destination that will fire up the imagination of everyone. Some curious, some incredulous, some a little nervous, some a little ambivalent but for once, you are going to bring excitement that will turn men and women into boys and girls and they will take stories back home and not just snap-shots.

The Venues

Kathmandu offers a wide choice of conference centers. The newly built Birendra International Convention Center (BICC) is Nepal's showpiece international standard convention facility. The main hall at the BICCI accommodates 1,046 persons. The floor arrangement is divided into 160-desk seating in the front, theatre seating for 240 in the back, 150 seats for observers, and the rest allocated for gallery seating. The BICC contains other halls of various sizes.

In addition, there is an exhibition hall, a separate station for newspersons with facilities for live TV and radio broadcasts, and VIP rooms equipped with comprehensive media operations.

Other venues include the Royal Nepal Academy with a capacity for 1250 persons, Rashtriya Sabha Griha (676 persons), the Russian Cultural Center (200 persons) and the Bhrikuti Mandap Exhibition Hall with a total area of 35,000 sq. ft. Kathmandu's major luxury hotels and resorts also offer meeting facilities with the latest and comprehensive audiovisual technology. These hotels have multifunctional meeting halls offering excellent setting for conventions, meetings and incentive organizers, with a seating capacity ranging from 20 to more than 1200 guests.