Why has the arrival of tourism in Mustang slowed down again?
लगानी न्यूज
उपल्लो मुस्ताङमा हिमपात
राष्ट्रिय समाचार समिति (रासस)
मुस्ताङ,११,असोज
उपल्लो मुस्ताङको लोमान्थाङ क्षेत्रमा शनिबार रातिदेखि भारी हिमपात भएको छ । हिमपातका कारण स्थानीय जनजिवन प्रभावित भएको छ । तस्विर ः सुन्दरकुमार थकाली÷रासस
Mustang. Tourism in Mustang is slowing down again. The number of tourists in Mustang has started decreasing after the news was broadcast that there would be heavy risk including heavy snowfall, avalanche and avalanches.
The number of domestic and foreign tourists has been gradually decreasing since Wednesday after the District Administration Office, Lomanthang Rural Municipality and Loghekar Damodar Kunda Rural Municipality issued separate public notices stating the risk of snowfall, avalanche and avalanche from Thursday to Saturday.TAG_OPEN_div_46
According to the information of the Department of Meteorology, Meteorological Forecasting Division, the administration and local bodies have warned the tourists and the general public not to trek in the mountainous and high hill areas of Mustang considering the possible disaster as there is a possibility of adverse weather for three days from Thursday.TAG_OPEN_div_44
Information Officer and Police Inspector Ishwor Mahat of the District Police Office, Mustang, said the number of tourists in Mustang is decreasing for three days from Thursday due to unfavorable weather.TAG_OPEN_div_42
TAG_OPEN_div_40 After Dashain, 5,000 tourists used to visit Mustang every day, but the number of tourists has decreased by half since Wednesday. A total of 2,834 tourists arrived in Mustang via the Beni-Jomsom road on Wednesday.
Of them, employees, security personnel and local citizens who had gone home during the Dashain holidays have returned to Mustang work area and district. Police Inspector Mahat said that 779 vehicles entered Mustang from Ghasa on the border of Myagdi and Mustang on Thursday after receiving information about snowfall.TAG_OPEN_div_38
Similarly, 3,312 tourists left Mustang from Mustang on Wednesday from the check post of Area Police Office, Lett at Thasang-3. Police Inspector Mahat said that 799 vehicles left Mustang on Wednesday.
TAG_OPEN_div_34 According to him, an average of more than 5,000 people visited Muktinath two days ago, but on Wednesday, it was limited to 2,479 people. Of them, 1,300 are domestic tourists, 1,150 are from SAARC countries and 21 are from other countries, said Police Inspector Mahat.
The ‘TAG_OPEN_div_32 Tourist Permit Check Post’ of the Annapurna Conservation Area Project, Area Conservation Office, Jomsom has also informed that the number of tourists in Mustang is decreasing due to the risk of heavy rain and snowfall.
According to Rajesh Gupta, chief of ACAP Jomsom in Mustang, more than 1,000 tourists used to arrive in Mustang every day before the announcement of snowfall and rain.TAG_OPEN_div_30
According to the ACAP Tourist Check Post, 3,969 foreign tourists entered Mustang in the last four days. On October 25, 994 foreign tourists entered Mustang, 1060 on October 26, 916 on October 27, while 601 foreign tourists entered Mustang till 6 pm on October 29.
Out of the foreign tourists who entered Mustang, 130 foreign tourists left Jomsom, ACAP Chief Gupta said. Lomanthank Rural Municipality Chairman Tasinerbu Gurung urged the people not to travel and operate vehicles in and around Korlanka as there is a high risk of heavy snowfall, avalanche and avalanche from Thursday.
Issuing a notice, Gurung urged the people not to travel in the upper region of Mustang from Thursday to Saturday as snowfall on the road due to snowfall, vehicular accidents and health problems due to cold.TAG_OPEN_div_24
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