A landslide this morning at Kharkhare cliff in Bensisahar Municipality-6, Lamjung district, has caused significant vehicular obstruction along the Bensisahar-Chame road section, the District Police Office reports. Heavy rain that began last night triggered the landslide, affecting travel plans for tourists and locals alike.
Police Inspector Thaneshwor Chapain confirmed that the Kharkhare area is particularly prone to landslides. The recent incident has disrupted the movement of people traveling to and from Manang and the northern belt of Lamjung, both popular tourist destinations.
The Bensisahar-Chame road is a crucial route for accessing various trekking trails and scenic spots in the region. The obstruction poses a significant challenge for the tourism industry, which heavily relies on smooth transportation for visitors exploring the natural beauty and cultural heritage of Manang and Lamjung.
Authorities are working to clear the debris and restore normal traffic flow as soon as possible. Tourists planning to visit the area are advised to stay updated on the road conditions and consider alternative routes or travel plans until the situation is resolved.
