Tikapur Park in Kailali is crowded with tourists. Since Thursday, both domestic and international visitors have increased in the park. Tourists who came to hang out with family, relatives, and friends have filled up the park. According to the park’s ticket sales counter, tickets worth NRs 2,50,000 rupees were sold in a single day on Thursday.
Tourists from Kailali as well as districts like Banke, Bardiya, Kanchanpur, Dang, Butwal, and Surkhet had come to visit Tikapur Park.

The crowd seen in the park during the holiday shows its growing popularity. Tourists say that the greenery, attractive gardens, and proximity to the Karnali River make Tikapur Park an appealing destination for outings.

Tikapur Park, which had a historical connection with the then King Mahendra, was established in 1971. The park, spreading over an area of about 85 bighas, has structures like Mahendra Health Home, Ratna Garden, Birendra Rest Garden, and Aishwarya Garden.