Wilderness Excursion

Everest Three Passes (Renjo La, Chola and Kongma La Passes all above 5000 meters) and Three Peaks (Lobuche East / 6120 m, Island Peak / 6190 m, and Phokalde Peak / 5800 m) Climbing

Welcomed and picked up from the airport, orientation, gear sorted out and photos time later,
Ready for the Annapurna Circuit Luxury Lodge Trek

Ongoing Upper Mustang Trek - September 2026 with our lead guide, Rahul Tamang

With the road at Krishnabhir now constructed, all types of vehicles have started operating as of today. 🙏

कृष्णभिरमा बाटो बनेपछि आजदेखि सबै किसिमका सवारी साधनहरु चल्न सुरु भएको छ । 🙏

Via. - योजना प्रमुख ई.सजना अधिकारी

Urgent Update on Manaslu Circuit Route

The District Administration Office, Gorkha, has issued an urgent notice urging people not to travel along the Manaslu and Larkey Pass trekking routes. Trekkers who are either preparing for the journey or are currently en route have been advised to refrain from trekking until further notice.

A flood in the Therang Khola (stream) at Namrung this morning caused extensive damage to trekking trails, hotels, and a hydroelectric project in the area on Saturday night, 5th September, 2026.

The flood in the Therang Khola at Namrung (Chumanubri Rural Municipality-4) washed away the iron bridge connecting Chumanubri-4 and -2, as well as the suspension bridge over the Budhigandaki River on the trail leading from Gap to the Namrung forest; therefore, trekkers who are preparing for or are currently on the Manaslu or Larkya Pass trekking routes are advised not to undertake the trek until further notice," states the notice issued by the administration.

Nepal asks for climate justice, not for temporary charity and benevolence.

भोटेकोशी बाढीमा हराएको बुबाआमा नभेटेपछि आशा मारेर फर्किंदै मलेसियादेखि आएका छोराछोरी 😭

Young Malaysians prepare to return after giving up hope, following the disappearance of their parents in the Bhote Koshi mud floods. They wanted to know where they were, if they were alive or dead, the daughter said.

According to Prem BK, a Nepali citizen has been coordinating with them and came to Nepal from Malaysia in search of their parents; they are preparing to return to Malaysia after it became clear that contact could not be established.

Those who have lost contact include 60-year-old Murukan Supramaniam, 59-year-old Raman Supramaniam, 54-year-old Neelavany Marimuthu, and 58-year-old Padmahwathi Govindaswamy. Their children have come to Nepal to search for them.

Their Tibet tour was arranged by Fishtail Tour and Travels.

The government informed the families that there was no longer any possibility of rescuing the victims alive from the flood-affected areas. Consequently, the reason for them to remain in Nepal gradually lost its meaning.

Children who had come to Nepal from Malaysia hoping to meet their parents are now returning empty-handed. During their stay in Nepal, they met with various authorities and requested assistance in locating their family members; however, no concrete information regarding them could be obtained.

News Source: https://www.onlinekhabar.com/2026/09/2008541/children-from-malaysia-return-home-in-despair-after-losing-parents-in-bhotekoshi-floods

अत्यन्त जरुरी सूचना: गोसाइँकुण्डबाट काठमाडौं फर्कने वैकल्पिक मार्ग

गोसाइँकुण्ड दर्शन तथा भ्रमण गरी फर्कदै गर्नुभएका सम्पूर्ण तीर्थयात्री तथा पर्यटक महानुभावहरूलाई अर्को सूचना जारी नभएसम्मका लागि धुन्चेतर्फको नियमित मार्ग (पुरानो मार्ग) प्रयोग नगर्नुहुन हार्दिक अनुरोध गर्दछौं। सुरक्षित यात्राका लागि तोकिएको वैकल्पिक मार्ग मात्र प्रयोग गर्नुहुन सूचित गरिन्छ।

Notice update on Alternate Return way from Gosaikunda to Kathmandu
It is to inform and request all trekkers and pilgrims returning from Gosaikunda not to use the regular Dhunche route (the old route), which was badly affected by the flood on Bhote Koshi, until further notice. For your safe return journey, you are recommended to use only the designated alternate route via Dupcheswor and Kutumsang.



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Information Update on Bhote Khosi and Trishuli River Floods

In this time of grief and sorrow, Wilderness Excursion expresses its deep condolences to all those who have lost dear ones in the tragic disaster.

We send our prayers and positive vibes to the victims, their families, and injured individuals as they face this hard time
We genuinely wish a swift recovery to those who have been injured and strength and comfort to all those impacted. ❤️

Update on our booked guests
We would like to reassure our guests, partners, families, and well-wishers that our Wilderness Excursion team and all of our guests trekking with us are safe.

We would like to inform you that the Langtang trekking route, including Ruby Valley, is temporarily closed and disrupted following a major flash flood on August 26, 2026, that severely damaged the Betrawati and Syabrubesi – the main gateway of Langtang treks – and 40 km of road infrastructure along the Bhote Koshi River.

At this time, trekking routes such as Everest, Annapurna Circuit, and Pokhara-based treks such as Mardi Himal and Annapurna Base Camp remain safe, as the road access is unaffected.

We are actively monitoring the situation and are in regular communication with our guides and local associates. We will share confirmed info should there be any alteration related to travel or trekking activities.

Your safety remains our highest priority.
📍 All planned trekking routes: Currently unaffected
👥 Our team and guests: SAFE
🥾 Planned itineraries: Currently unaffected

For questions regarding an upcoming trek, please contact us:
📧 Email: [email protected]
💬 WhatsApp: 985-1042153

Our prayers are with everyone affected. Stay safe.