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Lumbini Province marks the Haritalika Teej festival, highlighting social transformation and equality, with local celebrations active throughout the region.
Read the update 1 source citedPrime Minister Balendra Shah has issued best wishes for the Haritalika Teej festival being observed across the country.
Read the update 1 source citedA Nepal Airlines widebody aircraft is stranded at Narita Airport in Japan due to engine trouble, impacting long-haul international schedules.
Read the update 1 source citedSecurity personnel have been deployed to manage crowds and provide services for the Haritalika Teej festival at the Pashupatinath Temple.
Read the update 1 source citedWater levels in major river basins are rising, prompting official warnings of flash floods in small streams across twenty-two districts over the next three days.
Read the update 1 source citedA new report warns of faster glacier melt across the Hindu Kush-Himalaya, threatening water supplies and increasing flood risk for millions.
Read the update 1 source citedA recent Bhotekoshi flood highlights the connection between climate events and public health in Nepal, prompting travellers to monitor regional conditions.
Read the update 1 source citedA survivor of a hydropower tunnel disaster has returned to his village following a multi-day rescue operation.
Read the update 1 source citedNepalnews.com reports on a flash flood in the Bhote Koshi area, emphasizing the need for rights-based resilience in upcoming rebuilding efforts.
Read the update 1 source citedGraveling and road improvement work has started on a newly opened section of the Prithvi Highway at Krishnabhir.
Read the update 1 source citedRising transport costs and supply disruptions drive up essential food prices in Kathmandu Valley, prompting local consumers to reduce spending.
Read the update 1 source citedThe Nepali government has approved monthly financial aid for families displaced by the August Bhotekoshi River floods while long-term reconstruction planning begins.
Read the update 1 source citedNepal is taking steps to manage the impact of recent floods to ensure tourism continues without major disruptions for travellers.
Read the update 1 source citedThe month-long Gunla festival at Swayambhunath has officially concluded, easing crowd levels for visitors touring heritage sites across Kathmandu.
Read the update 1 source citedNepal issues climbing permits to 498 mountaineers for the autumn season, with Manaslu seeing the highest interest despite recent regional infrastructure damage.
Read the update 1 source citedThe four-day Haritalika Teej festival has commenced across Nepal, bringing local gatherings, traditional music, and fasting rituals to communities nationwide.
Read the update 1 source citedTwo-way traffic on the Prithvi Highway at Krishnabhir is expected to resume by Thursday following partial reopening.
Read the update 1 source citedA freshly appointed Nepal Tourism Board member states that high altitude routes remain open for travellers.
Read the update 1 source citedGraveling work begins on the newly opened track at Krishnabhir along the Prithvi Highway, impacting travelers in the area.
Read the update 1 source citedRitual preparations for Kathmandu’s Indra Jatra festival have officially started following ceremonies at Basantapur Durbar Square and Bhaktapur.
Read the update 1 source citedMilitary forces have started rock blasting along the Prithvi Highway in Dhading after Trishuli River floodwaters eroded the road.
Read the update 1 source citedA man was rescued after being trapped underground for ten days in a tunnel. Travellers should stay informed about remote site safety.
Read the update 1 source citedRecent flooding has caused severe damage to crops across Nepal, presenting major challenges for the agricultural sector and local farmers.
Read the update 1 source citedFollowing Bhotekoshi flooding in Rasuwa, Nepal postponed the Bhadra taxpayer prize announcement to Ashwin 1, according to official updates reported by Khabarhub.
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