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Nepal-India Jamunaha border reopens for third-country tourists

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February 10, 2026
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After six years of closure, the Jamunaha border in Banke reopened for international tourists from third countries. Immigration Office Chief Durga Oli confirmed foreign visitors can now use the crossing, expected to boost tourism in Banke and Bardiya, increase hotel occupancy, and facilitate visits to local national parks.

 

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