Work opportunities for senior management profile

Not my intention to sound negative, but as has been written here, it would be far preferable if a man with your qualifications were to sound out the nepali job market in your own country, prior to arrival in Nepal. Submit your Curriculum Vitae to as many organizations as you can find in the field of endeavor which is of interest to you. By going through the internet, you should be able to identify a good number of would-be employers. Contact them to start, first in writing and maybe with phone follow-up. Depending on which activity you are in, give priority to international organizations, NGO's as applicable, and generally speaking, any larger organization which you have determined is already established here in Nepal. This way, you are likely to be able to obtain higher remuneration, perks, insurance, and other benefits.
By going to Nepal, empty handed - having applied nowhere beforehand - and on what I would call a wild spec, is in my humble opinion, a mistake. Put all the chances on your side. At the risk of repeating myself, better line up and secure the job first. Avoid possible disappointment that way.

In reply to question you had, press guy Rajan Pokhrel just anounced that they have more than 100 vacant positions for air traffic controllers at our main TIA (airport)