Tourism in the Manaslu Conservation Area has resumed following the repair of trekking trails damaged by the Budhi Gandaki river floods earlier this month. While visitors can now access the Nubri Valley and Larkya La pass, the route to the Tsum Valley remains closed as crews work to restore damaged infrastructure.
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Tourism in the Manaslu Conservation Area has resumed following the repair of trekking trails damaged by the Budhi Gandaki river floods earlier this month. While visitors can now access the Nubri Valley and Larkya La pass, the route to the Tsum Valley remains closed as crews work to restore damaged infrastructure.
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