Construction of Bailey bridge at Betrawati raises hope for tourism resurgence in Rasuwa
Summary
The construction of a Bailey bridge over the Phalakhu River in Betrawati has reopened road access in Rasuwa after flood damage, reviving tourism and trade in the district. Tourists are once again heading to Langtang and Gosainkunda as hotels, resorts and trekking routes start filling up.
Key Points
- A Bailey bridge over the Phalakhu River in Betrawati has been completed by the Nepali Army after flood damage cut off Rasuwa for 47 days.
- Road access to the district and the China trade checkpoint has resumed, bringing traffic back to the tourist area.
- Tourists are once again traveling to Langtang and Gosainkunda, boosting hotels, resorts and trekking routes.
- Local business owners say tourism had been badly hit but are now hopeful for a strong recovery.
