KATHMANDU: The historic and scenic high-altitude region of Porkhe Gadhi in Bajura district has experienced its fifth snowfall of the year, transforming the landscape into a breathtaking winter spectacle. The snowfall, accompanied by continuous rainfall since Thursday afternoon, has turned the towering peaks and alpine meadows into a pristine white expanse, enhancing the region’s allure for visitors.

Porkhe Gadhi, situated on the border of Badimalika and Budhinanda municipalities, is a culturally and historically significant site in Nepal, now drawing an increasing number of domestic tourists eager to witness its winter charm.

The snowfall, which continued into Saturday morning, has disrupted daily life in the region’s high-altitude areas. However, local farmers have welcomed the precipitation, expressing optimism for a promising winter crop season due to the moisture boost from the snow and rain.

As Bajura’s snow-draped peaks and picturesque landscapes gain attention, Porkhe Gadhi’s popularity as an emerging tourist destination continues to grow, attracting both nature enthusiasts and cultural explorers.