Narayangadh-Mugling Road Partially Closed: Traffic Windows
The Narayangadh-Mugling road, the 36 km link on the Kathmandu-Chitwan-Pokhara route, is partially closed for landslide works until Krishnabhir repairs finish.
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Tribhuvan Highway Blocked After Salyangkhola Landslide: What Kathmandu-Bound Travellers Need to Know
The Tribhuvan Highway — the main detour for the collapsed Prithvi Highway — is blocked both ways at Salyangkhola, Dhading after a Wednesday-night landslide. Here are your remaining options.
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Everest View Trail Race Wins ITRA International Recognition
Solukhumbu’s Everest View Trail Race has earned ITRA points and international recognition, putting Mapya Dudhkoshi on the global trail running map.
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Bharatpur-Kathmandu Flights Double as Highway Stays Blocked
Buddha Air has doubled Bharatpur-Kathmandu flights to up to 11 a day after the Prithvi Highway broke at Krishna Bhir. What Chitwan travellers should know.
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Namrung Flash Flood Hits Manaslu Circuit Trek Corridor
A midnight flash flood on the Namrung Khola in Gorkha washed away four houses and a bridge on the Manaslu Circuit corridor. What autumn trekkers need to know.
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Manaslu, Larke Pass Trekking Suspended After Flash Flood
Gorkha’s district administration has asked trekkers not to travel the Manaslu Circuit and Larke Pass trail until further notice after a flash flood destroyed two bridges at Namrung.
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Pokhara Tourist Buses Idle as Kathmandu Flights Triple
About 150 Pokhara-Kathmandu tourist buses sit idle after the Krishnabhir collapse, while daily air passengers near 3,500. What autumn travellers need to know.
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Autumn Climbing Season Opens in Nepal: 367 Permits Issued
Nepal opens the autumn 2026 climbing season: 367 climbers from 32 teams already permitted, 348 bound for Manaslu. What it means for your trip.
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Bhotekoshi Flood Day 11: Two Survivors Rescued Alive
Two survivors were pulled alive on day 11 of the Bhotekoshi-Trishuli flood search: a tunnel worker and a 64-year-old woman. What it means for trekkers.
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Western Border Tourism Rising: Gaddachauki Crossing Sees 223% Growth in Foreign Tourist Arrivals
Foreign tourist arrivals through Nepal’s western Gaddachauki border crossing grew 223% from 2022 to 2026. But most tourists pass through to Kathmandu, bypassing Far West destinations like Shuklaphanta and Khaptad National Parks.
