The Embassy of Bangladesh in Kathmandu has issued an urgent travel advisory warning Bangladeshi tourists and trekkers to avoid flood- and landslide-affected regions across Nepal amid relentless heavy downpours.
In a statement released late Sunday (September 27, 2026), the embassy cautioned travelers to postpone non-essential journeys to high-risk zones until weather and ground conditions improve. Mission officials highlighted severe disruptions across high-altitude trekking routes—specifically Pisang, Chame, Manang, Pokhara, Mustang, and Jomsom—where heavy rainfall, landslides, and snowfall have cut off road connectivity and hindered search-and-rescue operations. Nepalese authorities have officially suspended trekking across key destinations including Tilicho Lake, Thorong La Pass, Ice Lake, Kang La, and Bhimthang. The embassy advised citizens already in Nepal to stay away from riverbanks and active landslide slopes, verify local Gandaki Province road status prior to travel, and maintain continuous contact with travel operators and diplomatic personnel.
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