Yes, Nepal has suffered devastating floods, landslides and destruction. Many communities are hurting. But Nepal is not destroyed, and Nepal is not closed.
Much of the country remains safe, open and ready to welcome you.
If you were planning to visit Nepal, please don’t cancel your journey out of fear. Come. Travel responsibly. Stay a little longer. Spend locally. Your visit can directly help families, guides, drivers, hotels, restaurants, artisans and thousands of communities whose livelihoods depend on tourism.
Nepal welcomes solo women travellers, LGBTQI+ travellers and travellers from every part of the world.
Come not only for the mountains, but to experience Nepal’s extraordinary matricultural heritage and living traditions—ancient heritage sites, Ajimas and Matrikas, temples and sacred places, and the stories and traditions of Nepal’s many third-gender and gender-diverse communities.
Your journey can be more than a holiday. It can be an act of solidarity.
Nepal needs to recover. Nepal needs to rebuild. And tourism can be one of the most powerful ways to help communities get back on their feet.
Don’t turn away from Nepal when Nepal needs you most.
Come, explore, connect, spend, share—and help Nepal rise again. 🇳🇵❤️
Nepal is waiting for you.
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