Shivapuri-Nagarjun National Park has successfully tested an e-ticketing system, aiming to expand digital ticketing to all national parks and wildlife reserves in Nepal within the next six months.
Shivapuri-Nagarjun National Park has completed a successful trial of its new e-ticketing system. This new digital service is designed to make the entry process for visitors fast, easy, and transparent. Following the successful test, park plans to formally start the service from Panimuhan and Nagarjun entry gates from next week.
Government’s Digital Vision
The trial of e-ticketing system was started with the initiation of Geeta Chaudhary, the Minister for Agriculture, Forestry and Environment, as part of government goal to make services digital-friendly. The park administration shared that the test was successful and they will now expand the service step by step.
Infrastructure and Future Expansion Plans
To support this project, ministry will help by providing computers, thermal printers, QR scanners, and other necessary equipment. The park plans to slowly introduce e-ticketing at other entry gates and checkposts where electricity and internet facilities are already available.
The ministry has set a target to launch this e-ticketing service in all national parks and wildlife reserves across Nepal within the next six months. Minister Chaudhary mentioned that this system will make the visitor entry process much faster and organized. It will also help in managing revenues in a more effective way while giving modern services to people.
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