Published on September 18, 2024
As part of their academic journey, the BBA Second Semester students of Kantipur International College recently embarked on an educational exploration project to the historic villages of Bugumati and Khokana. This village project aimed to immerse the students in the region’s rich cultural and commercial heritage, providing them with a hands-on learning experience.
The students visited various key sites, including traditional oil factories renowned for producing mustard oil and stone and wood carving factories, both of which are significant trades in the region. They also explored local resorts and cultural landmarks, deepening their understanding of how commerce and culture intertwine in these communities.
This educational visit was designed to enrich the students’ knowledge of Nepalese cultural practices and commercial enterprises. It offered valuable insights into integrating local craftsmanship and tourism within the broader economic framework.
The project emphasizes Kantipur International College’s commitment to experiential learning, ensuring students gain practical exposure that complements their academic studies.