Tamang heritage, Ruby Valley trekking routes reopen
Summary
The Tamang Heritage Trail in Rasuwa and the Ruby Valley trekking route in Dhading have reopened after a temporary footbridge over the Bhotekoshi River at Syafrubesi restored access. TAAN has urged trekkers and tourism operators to check trail conditions and take safety precautions before traveling.
Key Points
- The Tamang Heritage Trail in Rasuwa and the Ruby Valley trekking route in Dhading have reopened to tourists after flood damage was repaired with a temporary footbridge at Syafrubesi.
- The routes had been disrupted by the August 26 Bhotekoshi flood, while the Manaslu-Larke Pass trekking area in Gorkha has also reopened.
- Tourism officials say about 1,000 tourists use the Tamang Heritage Trail each year and 400 to 500 visit the Ruby Valley route.
- TAAN says a Bailey bridge at Betravati has created two alternative trekking routes to the Langtang region and has asked travelers to verify trail conditions before setting out.
