Recently, parts of Rasuwa were affected by a devastating flash flood. Our hearts go out to the families and communities affected by this tragedy. But there is something important the world should know.

The impact is localized to a specific route and area toward Langtang in Rasuwa. It does not mean that tourism across Nepal has stopped. Across the country, many trekking routes, mountain destinations, cultural sites, heritage areas, and adventure experiences remain ready to welcome travelers.

From the spectacular trails of the Everest region to the breathtaking landscapes of Annapurna. From the majestic Manaslu region to the countless valleys, villages, forests, temples, and cultural treasures of Nepal. Nepal is still waiting for you.

When you visit Nepal, you do more than explore a beautiful destination. You support people.

Tourism provides livelihoods for thousands of local families. Your journey can support a local hotel or teahouse. a restaurant. a transportation provider, a small business, a local artisan.

And importantly, your journey can help create and sustain valuable employment for local guides and porters—people whose lives and families depend on tourism.

So, if you have already planned your journey to Nepal. Please don't cancel your trip simply because of the situation in one affected area.

Instead, check the latest local conditions, choose an appropriate destination, travel responsibly, and explore the many wonderful places Nepal continues to offer.

Nepal is ready to share its mountains, nature, culture, and hospitality with you.

Come responsibly.
Travel thoughtfully.
Support local communities.
And be part of Nepal's journey toward recovery.

Nepal is waiting for you. Welcome to Nepal