Dharahara, which has been operational since September 19, has generated Rs 23.7 million in revenue.
This information was shared during a press conference held at the Ministry of Urban Development on Tuesday to highlight financial progress. According to the ministry, over 130,000 visitors have toured Dharahara since its reopening.
Originally destroyed in the 2015 earthquake, Dharahara was reconstructed and reopened to the public, attracting significant footfall and revenue.
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