Nepal has returned to normal daily life after the protests of September 8–9, 2025, and Nepal is safe to visit. Curfews are lifted, transport is running, hotels are welcoming guests, and popular destinations are fully open for tourists.
Nepal’s tourism board confirmed that tourists are safe to visit and services are back to normal (Times of India).
From Protests to Peace
| Indicator | During Sept 8–9 | Now (Mid-September 2025) |
|---|---|---|
| Public order | Curfews, clashes, transport halted | Curfews lifted, life normal (AP News) |
| Government | Resignations, instability | Interim PM Sushila Karki appointed, elections scheduled (Reuters) |
| Tourism | Hotels and tours disrupted | Hotels reopening, trekking active (Kathmandu Post) |
What Tourists Can Expect Now
- Kathmandu: Heritage sites and markets are open (The Hindu).
- Pokhara: Lakeside hotels and adventure sports running (Economic Times).
- Chitwan: National park safaris available.
- Trekking: Everest, Annapurna, and Langtang routes open with guides (Nepal Tourism Board).
- Flights: Domestic and international flights on schedule (Times of India).
Why Nepal is safe to visit Today
Local voices and international observers agree that the streets are calm and tourists are not targeted. The appointment of an interim leader has restored stability, and businesses dependent on tourism are eager to welcome visitors back (United Nations).
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This update is based on reporting from AP, Reuters, The Hindu, Times of India, and official bodies including the U.S. State Department.
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