Nepal avalanche exposes precarious lives of mountain workers

Fifteen Nepali high-altitude workers died at Himlung Himal, leaving families without breadwinners and renewing questions over protection for the people who keep expeditions running

Oct 07, 2026 | Dewan Rai

Expeditions continue on Himlung and Dhaulagiri despite heavy snowfall

Operators send workers to repair snow-damaged trails to Himlung base camp a week after an avalanche killed 15 high-altitude workers and left one missing, while climbers return to Dhaulagiri for a last-ditch attempt.

Oct 05, 2026 | Everest Chronicle

Manaslu climbing season officially closes after relentless snow

Record 493 foreign climbers came to Nepal’s eighth-highest mountain, but deep snow and worsening conditions have brought the autumn expedition to an early end

Oct 03, 2026 | Everest Chronicle

Four deaths in a month leave a family struggling to comprehend its loss

Two sons disappeared in a devastating flood before an avalanche claimed another son and a grandson.

Oct 02, 2026 | Dewan Rai

Fifteen bodies recovered from Himlung Himal avalanche

Rescuers recover eight bodies in a single day as one high-altitude worker remains unaccounted for

Oct 01, 2026 | Everest Chronicle

Four more bodies recovered from Himlung Himal avalanche

Rescuers dig tunnels through 14ft of snow to reach workers buried inside their tents after the September 27 avalanche

Oct 01, 2026 | Everest Chronicle

Four bodies recovered from Himlung avalanche in Nepal

Search teams continue operation as rescuers recover two more bodies from buried base camp

Sep 28, 2026 | Everest Chronicle

Fading hopes for 14 missing after Himlung avalanche

Rescuers bring two climbing guides down from the buried base camp as heavy snow hampers search

Sep 27, 2026 | Everest Chronicle

Two climbing guides found dead after Himlung avalanche

Rescue team reaches avalanche site by helicopter as 14 kitchen staff remain unaccounted for

Sep 27, 2026 | Everest Chronicle

Three missing after Himlung avalanche make contact with families

Rescue team reaches base camp as expedition organisers say eight Nepali workers and two staff were initially unaccounted for

Sep 27, 2026 | Everest Chronicle

Four bodies recovered from Himlung avalanche in Nepal

Search teams continue operation as rescuers recover two more bodies from buried base camp

Sep 28, 2026 | Everest Chronicle

Fading hopes for 14 missing after Himlung avalanche

Rescuers bring two climbing guides down from the buried base camp as heavy snow hampers search

Sep 27, 2026 | Everest Chronicle

Two climbing guides found dead after Himlung avalanche

Rescue team reaches avalanche site by helicopter as 14 kitchen staff remain unaccounted for

Sep 27, 2026 | Everest Chronicle

Three missing after Himlung avalanche make contact with families

Rescue team reaches base camp as expedition organisers say eight Nepali workers and two staff were initially unaccounted for

Sep 27, 2026 | Everest Chronicle

Four more bodies recovered from Himlung Himal avalanche

Rescuers dig tunnels through 14ft of snow to reach workers buried inside their tents after the September 27 avalanche

Oct 01, 2026 | Everest Chronicle

Nepal’s Climate Displaced Have No Place in the World’s Climate Debate

The Bhotekoshi-Trishuli disaster shows why climate justice must include legal recognition and protection for people who are forced from homes they may never be able to return to.

Oct 01, 2026 | Deepesh Das Shrestha

Two climbing guides found dead after Himlung avalanche

Rescue team reaches avalanche site by helicopter as 14 kitchen staff remain unaccounted for

Sep 27, 2026 | Everest Chronicle

Landslide jolts Manaslu village as storms disrupt Nepal

Trekkers and climbers flee their beds as rain and snow trigger landslides, avalanches and rising rivers across the country

Sep 27, 2026 | Everest Chronicle

Mudslide hits remote Himalayan village as heavy rain lashes Nepal

Three days of rain trigger an unusual mudslide in a remote 4,200-metre Himalayan village, while heavy snowfall disrupts Nepal’s autumn climbing season.

Sep 26, 2026 | Dewan Rai

Nepal PM warns deadly floods are a climate warning for the world

PM Shah said climate change is deepening Nepal’s disaster risks, while the country pays a heavy price for a crisis it did little to create.

Sep 26, 2026 | Everest Chronicle

Nepal to demand climate justice at UN after catastrophic floods

Prime Minister Balendra Shah will use the UN General Assembly to press wealthy nations for compensation and climate finance as Kathmandu estimates the Rasuwa disaster will cost $4.7 billion to rebuild.

Sep 11, 2026 | Everest Chronicle

Nepal demands climate justice, compensation, not sympathy at LDC meeting

Minister Gita Chaudhary says Nepal needs climate justice and grant-based financing after a disaster that killed hundreds, caused billions of dollars in losses and displaced 60,000 people.

Sep 03, 2026 | Everest Chronicle

Nepal urges tourists not to cancel trips after deadly floods

Government says major tourist destinations remain open as it seeks to limit the economic fallout from the disaster

Sep 02, 2026 | Everest Chronicle

Nepal’s mountain guides descend from the peaks into a tunnel of mud

Specialists trained to work in the world’s most dangerous mountains waited four days to join the flood rescue effort. When they were finally called, they entered a dark, mud-filled tunnel in search of survivors.

Aug 29, 2026 | Dewan Rai

Nepal’s Climate Displaced Have No Place in the World’s Climate Debate

The Bhotekoshi-Trishuli disaster shows why climate justice must include legal recognition and protection for people who are forced from homes they may never be able to return to.

Oct 01, 2026 | Deepesh Das Shrestha

Nepal is not closed. One district is.

How confusion over the geography of Nepal’s floods is hurting tourism businesses far from the disaster zone.

Sep 15, 2026 | Pawan Bhattarai

Manaslu trekking route reopens after locals rebuild flood-damaged crossing

Local residents restore access after floods swept away a bridge, but an official advisory urging trekkers to postpone travel remains in place

Sep 09, 2026 | Everest Chronicle

Nepal’s mountain guides turn rescuers and donors after devastating floods

Guides trained for some of the world’s most dangerous terrain entered oxygen-starved hydropower tunnels to search for survivors before donating Rs 501,000 to the national disaster fund

Sep 06, 2026 | Everest Chronicle

Flood sweeps away four homes, two bridges in Nepal's Manaslu region

Heavy overnight rain triggers flooding in Therang Khola, cutting a key section of the Manaslu Circuit as locals race to restore access.

Sep 06, 2026 | Everest Chronicle

Nepal urges tourists not to cancel trips after deadly floods

Government says major tourist destinations remain open as it seeks to limit the economic fallout from the disaster

Sep 02, 2026 | Everest Chronicle

Nepal mountaineering community to bid final farewell to Nirmal Purja 'Nimsdai'

Tribute ceremony and guard of honour to be held in Kathmandu as family restricts attendance at funeral in Britain

Aug 26, 2026 | Everest Chronicle

Annapurna Rural Municipality plans statue and museum for late mountaineer Nirmal Purja

The local body also proposes renaming Annapurna I and a trekking trail in honour of the legendary mountaineer born there

Aug 19, 2026 | Everest Chronicle

German Olympian dies in mountaineering accident on Laila Peak

German biathlon legend Laura Dahlmeier, a double Olympic gold medalist and world champion, dies at 31 after a fatal rockfall during a descent from Pakistan’s Laila Peak; recovery halted in accordance with her final wishes.

Jul 31, 2025 | Everest Chronicle

Cheating death in Thin Air

High up on the slopes of Everest, Nepali guide Dorchi Sherpa put his own life on the line to help a father fulfill a promise to his daughter. This nearly cost him his life.

Jun 25, 2025 | Dewan Rai

Nepal deploys mountain guides for technical flood rescue

At least 579 bodies have been recovered and 1,924 people remain missing after an icefall-triggered glacial flood near the Nepal-China border swept away settlements and infrastructure across the Trishuli river system, leaving survivors trapped in tunnels and on remote cliffs.

Aug 29, 2026 | Everest Chronicle