Nepal Tour after Flood

Travel Nepal now to support in rebuilding after the devastating Bhotekoshi, Rasuwa flood, which claimed 5000 lives, destroyed 40 bridges, 6 hydropower and more than 7000 houses. However it just destroyed a specific area of Langtang National Park and most of Nepal remains safe for visitors. In light of this situation, traveling to Nepal now not only contributes to its recovery process but also promotes environmentally responsible practices to correct the global warming which triggered the catastrophe. Engaging in eco-friendly tours, supporting local businesses, and staying in community homestay can significantly enhance the resilience of the country, ensuring the benefits of tourism.
Strong community ties, a connection to nature, and a simple lifestyle ranked Nepal consequently as the Happiest country in South Asia as per the UN's World Happiness Report 2026. Despite suffering from challenges such as the 2015 earthquake, political instability, pandemic-related issues, and now the flood, Nepalese people are resilient enough to stand back and welcome tourists with warm hearts.
As a responsible tour company, 'i Tour Nepal' is offering tours of Nepal, Tibet and Bhutan, focusing on sustainable tourism that supports local families, preserving their cultural heritage with minimum impact on the environment. Following successful years of operations, bookings for 2026 / 2027 are currently underway. Let's travel responsibly and engage in local experiences to support Nepal in standing back from the distruction of the flood.
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