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Rasuwa devastation diverts Kailash pilgrims to alternative Nepal-China routes

Damage in Nepal’s Rasuwa area is pushing pilgrims bound for Mount Kailash toward alternative routes between Nepal and China. The disruption affects access to a major pilgrimage destination.

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Damaged routes could disrupt cross-border travel and pilgrimage logistics in a disaster-affected area.

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  1. Rasuwa devastation pushes Kailash pilgrims to alternative Nepal-China routes ↗ianslive.in · Recorded source date: Sep 15, 2026, 4:46 AM UTC

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