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Flooding Destroys Infrastructure and Disrupts Trekking Season in Gorkha, Nepal

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Flash floods in Gorkha District, Nepal, have caused significant damage to infrastructure in Dharche Rural Municipality. The Budhigandaki flood washed away five bridges, including one motorable bridge, and damaged key roads and trails. Over two dozen hotels in the area were destroyed, wiping out hopes for a strong trekking season.

From kathmandupost.com

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The damage is severely disrupting the Manaslu trekking season, which relies on tourism income. The destruction of hotels and the loss of access roads and bridges mean that businesses are facing major losses. The flood has cut off northern Gorkha’s lifeline, affecting approximately 1,000 people on either side of the river.

Flash floods swept through communities in Nepal, including Gorkha District, where homes and bridges were swept away on October 1, 2026.

From kathmandupost.com

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