Nepal's monsoon has turned punishing this year and the latest wave of flooding and landslides has left travellers asking a fair question: Should you still go? The short answer is that Nepal is not closed to tourists but this is definitely not a moment for casual, unplanned road trips or treks either. Here is what's actually happening on the ground, and how to travel smart if you are heading there anyway. Also Read: With Two New Airports, Ladakh Is Getting Easier To Reach: Here’s Why You Must Visit This Himalayan Paradise Authorities are urging commuters and transport operators to verify road conditions before setting out and to call 100, or the toll-free hotline 16600141516, for real-time updates. Also Read: Mumbai Beats London And Miami To Enter Global Workcation Hotlist: What Makes The City A Remote-Work Favourite Travel News - Find latest news and tips based on Indian and World travel including top 10 travel destination, tourism information, how to reach visit and more at Times Now. Senior Copy Editor at Times Network, Akanksha Arora covers Lifestyle, Culture and everything that falls under its big umbrella. When not writing, she ... View More