Special Arrangement for The 15^th Asian Regional Conference (ARC-15) of IAEG

The Kathmandu Guest House (KGH) is one of the first hotels of Nepal. Established in 1968 AD, the KGH started with just four rooms priced at one dollar a night. KGH today, is a landmark, historic and iconic institution of Nepal, renowned around the world for its association with mountaineers, historians, anthropologists and legendary personalities who have dedicated to nearly every aspect of Nepal’s development. The original building was first erected in 1902 AD designed by Kumar Narsingh Rana, the first architect of Nepal to design colonial-style palaces along with Singha Durbar (first parliament house of Nepal). This palace was acquired by Siddhi Bahadur Sakya in 1962 AD, and then converted into a hotel by his son, Karna Sakya.