Kerung border reopens after two weeks of closure

Kerung border reopens after two weeks of closure

Posted Mar 13th, 2016 under Tourism News,
Kerung Border resumes service after two weeks

The Bridge separating Nepal and China at Kerung

Kodari border remains close after the devastating quake that hit Nepal on early 2015. However, Rasuwagadi – Kerung border that joined Nepal and Tibet was opened even after the quake. This custom point connects Nepal with Chinese cities like Guanzhou and the Tibetan capital Lhasa. Few technical issues that affected the closure of this border as well is now resolved. After two weeks of closure the Kerung border has resumed operations on Mar 13 2016. Until the Tatopani area is reconstructed and Kodari border is reopened, Kerung will be an important trading route between the Nepal and China.


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Comments

  1. Is it truth that all borders now are closed again??

    - ann berthier
    • Yes, at the moment all border are closed. However, according to our sources, there is a possibility of Kerung Border reopening after mid-July.

      - Explore Himalaya

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