Nepal safe, tourists asked not to postpone visit
Summary
The Lumbini Development Trust says Nepal’s major tourist and religious destinations remain safe despite flood damage in a few districts, and has urged foreign visitors not to postpone their trips. It said Lumbini and the Greater Lumbini Area are operating normally, with hotels, transport and tourism services unchanged.
Key Points
- The Lumbini Development Trust said Nepal’s major tourist destinations and pilgrimage sites are safe and operating normally despite flood-related damage in a few districts.
- It clarified that Lumbini, Kapilvastu, Devadaha and Ramgram were not affected and can be visited without difficulty.
- Tourism entrepreneurs warned that misinformation about nationwide flood damage could discourage international visitors.
- The Trust urged tourists and pilgrims to continue their travel plans while following local updates and guidance.
