“Beautiful Cities Deserve Clean Air”
Pokhara deserve better
Pokhara is celebrated worldwide for its breathtaking lakes, mountain views, and peaceful atmosphere.
Yet, like many growing cities in Nepal, it has experienced periods of unhealthy air quality.
Air pollution threatens not only public health but also the image of Nepal's most iconic destinations.
Tourists come to experience nature at its best, not polluted skies.
Protecting cities like Pokhara with cleaner transportation, better waste management, and stronger environmental policies is an investment in public health, sustainable tourism, and Nepal's future.
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