Immigration Department urges suspension of trekking activities for three days
Summary
The Department of Immigration has urged a three-day suspension of trekking in Nepal’s high-hill and Himalayan regions due to the risk of heavy snowfall and avalanches. Trekking permits will not be issued during the period, and tourists already in the area are being asked to move to safer locations.
Key Points
- The Department of Immigration has asked trekking activities to be suspended for three days starting October 29 because of weather-related disaster risks.
- Trekking permits will not be issued for the high-hill and Himalayan regions during this period.
- Tourists already trekking in affected areas have been urged to move to safer locations.
- The department has directed trekking agencies, trekkers and tourist guides to comply and postpone travel until further notice.
