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Nepal weather update, 28 October 2026: treks pause from Thursday 29 to Saturday 31 October for heavy rain and mountain snow, and treks can start from Sunday 1 November, weather permitting, with Monday 2 November as a spare day for high passes
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Nepal Weather Warning, 29 to 31 October 2026: Trekking Paused, Start From 1 November

Rain and mountain snow from the remnants of Cyclone Arnab are forecast for Nepal from Thursday night 29 October to Saturday 31 October. The Department of Immigration has asked trekkers not to start high treks for those three days and has paused restricted-area permits. It is a short storm. You can start your trek from Sunday 1 November, keeping the weather in mind.
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Nepal Weather Warning, 29 to 31 October 2026: Trekking Paused, Start From 1 November
Manaslu trail status after the Budhi Gandaki flood, updated 31 October 2026: Manaslu Circuit, Tsum Valley and Manaslu Tsum Valley treks open again. Trekking resumed on 25 October according to TAAN, 4 temporary bridges in Tsum, a 10 minute detour at Yaru Bagar, at least 4 people missing
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Budhi Gandaki Flood in Manaslu on 11 October 2026: Is It Safe to Trek?

A landslide dam burst on the Budhi Gandaki before dawn on 11 October 2026 and flooded the lower Manaslu trail from Philim down to Soti. Houses, hotels and at least four bridges were lost, and at least four people are missing. On 25 October TAAN said trekking had resumed on the Manaslu Circuit and in Tsum Valley after temporary repairs.
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Budhi Gandaki Flood in Manaslu on 11 October 2026: Is It Safe to Trek?
Gangapurna Lake and the Annapurna range above Manang on the Annapurna Circuit
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Is the Annapurna Circuit Open? Thorong La in October 2026

Yes. ACAP lists Thorong La open, and Nar Phu reopened on 15 October. Tilicho is unconfirmed, and Chame to Bhratang was walk-only on 7 October.
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Is the Annapurna Circuit Open? Thorong La in October 2026
The Langtang valley trail below Kyanjin Gompa
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Is Nepal Safe to Trek After the 2026 Flood? Route-by-Route Status

The 26 August flood hit one corridor. Everest and Annapurna are open, Manaslu reopened on 25 October after a new flood, and the road to Langtang is only partly rebuilt.
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Is Nepal Safe to Trek After the 2026 Flood? Route-by-Route Status
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