Nepal tourism promotion and Dashain-Tihar special program being organized at Sagrada Familia
BARCELONA:- A special program dedicated to promoting Nepal’s tourism and celebrating the great festivals of Vijaya Dashami and Deepawali (2083) is set to be held at the Sagrada Família—a world-renowned tourist landmark in Barcelona, Spain.
Organized by the International Nepali Forum Spain, the event—scheduled for the upcoming Saturday, October 24, 2026—aims to promote Nepal’s tourism while showcasing Nepali art, culture, traditions, and unique identity to the international community.
As in previous years, the International Nepali Forum Spain has continued its excellent work with the aim of promoting Nepal’s tourism and showcasing Nepali art, culture, traditions, and unique identity to the world. This initiative holds special significance; despite operating on foreign soil, the organization preserves and promotes Nepal’s national identity and cultural heritage while introducing the country’s natural beauty, cultural diversity, and tourism potential to the international community.
To make this important campaign a success, the support, cooperation, and active participation of the entire Nepali community residing in Spain, as well as active Nepali organizations, social workers, and businesspeople, are absolutely essential.
Furthermore, we earnestly request all media personnel and social media users residing in Spain to extend their full support in widely promoting this event, thereby showcasing Nepal’s tourism, art, culture, and unique identity to the international community.
This campaign belongs not just to a single organization or individual, but to the entire Nepali community. Therefore, we earnestly appeal to everyone to contribute—through support, cooperation, participation, and promotion—to make this event grand and successful.
Let us come together to showcase Nepali art, culture, and national identity to the world. Let us promote Nepal’s tourism and spread a message of Nepali unity, harmony, and cultural pride abroad.
