KATHMANDU: With an aim to promote Nepal’s tourism, which is staggering in the wake of the April 25 earthquake, top British diplomats stationed in Nepal on Saturday embarked on a trekking in the Annapurna region. British Ambassador to Nepal John Rankin and Head of DFID Nepal Dr Gail Marzetti started their trekking from Dhampus, near Pokhara, of Kaski district this morning. They held placard that reads: “I am in Nepal now August 2015 #nepalNOW #stillSmiling Follow FCO travel advice http://bit.ly/1hElUpQ” Also, they recorded video messages encouraging people to visit Nepal and support the Himalayan nation’s tourism. “This morning I am trekking in Nepal, in the southern Annapurna region. It’s been a beautiful trail and I enjoyed the walk,” Ambassador Rankin said in his video message. He further suggested the visitors from the UK to follow the FCO travel advice. “Some areas after the 25th April earthquake are of course still unsafe,” he added,” But most ...