The Nepal Tourism Board has officially addressed and refuted recent rumors regarding new travel restrictions for Indian tourists. These claims, which suggested that mandatory identity documents and a 30-day stay limit would be enforced, were labeled as false and misleading. The board emphasized that no changes have been made to the longstanding open-border arrangements established by the 1950 Indo-Nepal Treaty of Peace and Friendship. In fact, the Government of Nepal is committed to enhancing the travel experience for Indian visitors through a newly launched online facilitation system that allows for easier entry and revenue payments for foreign vehicles. The board has urged media outlets and the public to avoid spreading unverified information and to rely on official government communications for updates. Nepal remains dedicated to being a welcoming destination for tourists from India and around the world, promoting smooth cross-border travel and sustainable tourism.