Monsoon in Nepal | Where to Visit Nepal During Monsoon
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ส.ค. 2024
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This is an exclusive video about Monsoon in Nepal. In this video content, we will give you a clear idea and specific data of rainfall condition in Nepal. This will also suggest you the best places to trek during the monsoon season.
1. Monsoon in Nepal usually starts from June 10 and lasts till September 23. It remains effective for around 105 days in Nepal.
2. Nepal receives an average of 80% of annual rainfall during monsoon,
3. The average annual rainfall in Nepal is about 1,600 mm, but it varies from place to place depending on the climatic conditions.
4. Mustang, Manang and Dolpo receive less than 150 mm of rainfall while the wettest region Kaski Pokhara receives more than 4,500 mm rainfall during the monsoon season.
5. According to MFD statistics, the Kathmandu Valley recorded 1188.1 mm of rainfall between June and September 2016.
6. The South Asian Climate Outlook Forum had recently issued its seasonal outlook, predicting below-normal rainfall over large tracts of South Asia, including Nepal.
7. The country had experienced the longest monsoon in six decades in 2013, lasting 127 days from the date of its start on June 14.
8. This year 2017 a monsoon has started on June 12 which is 2 days later than the usual date.
9. Usually, rain occurs during the night and leaving the sky clean and clear by the morning making the Himalayan dramatic look.
10. Trekking to Khopra range, Mardi Himal in Annapurna is the best monsoon trek in Nepal for the dramatic views. While Manang, Mustang and Dolpo are in the rain-shadow areas; the mountains are high enough to block the clouds and the views are even more dramatic during Monsoon.
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Hello thank you for the video. How is the weather in Pokhara and Kathmandu in August (usually)? Does it rain really a lot? best wishes
Beautiful timelapses! I had no idea about the rainfall in Nepal so this was very instructive. Thanks for sharing!
Glad you found the video instructive. Climate change is real and especially a country like Nepal with full of ice, glacier and mountain lakes we feel the rapid change. We hope more people will find this video helpful to know the weather of Nepal before they traveling.
@@nestadventure4444 why do monsoon start from eastern terai
Sunita Maharjan The humid winds from the Bay of Bengal are feeding moisture to Nepal’s eastern part first. Due to its travel though first the eastern Nepal likely the monsoon arrives first in the east.
Quite informative💕💕
Cool time lapse sequences. What did you shoot them with?
Thanks, It was in Gopro!
Great video and very informative for Nepal travel! But how bad is monsoon season in first 2 week and last 2 weeks/early September? Rain almost finished or still there are monsoons?
We can't really predict but looking back on the past few years, Mansoon still remains until the third week of September. Some year has even pushed until the first week of October.
@@nestadventure4444And what about july 2nd week?
How will Muktinath's journey in the month of June be?
Yes, for Muktinath it should be fine. The lower part may have some monsoon at night, but once you reach the Jomsom valley chances of rain is expected lower.
Thanks a lot... i will be trekking the EBC this July
Hey, I want to do the EBC trekk in July too, but the only thing that keeping me thinking is the moonson. What do you think?
Thank you and Good luck for the trip.
@@tavocead Trekking to Everest Base camp during the month of July it's not the best time, However, you will see some hikers would still do this trek in July. I would recommend you to have extra days. Most likely the flight to Lukla and Lukla to Kathmandu might be delayed or some days even cancelled for the whole day. so be prepared. Mountain view might not open all time but normally the morning sky is very clear. Try, go get up early as possible if you want to see the mountain view. It is better to start a hike early in the morning as the weather normally gets worse after midday. You wouldn't be upset about the dramatic views of hide and seek mountain between running cloude. and the better part no crude on the trail. Good luck!
I am going to Nepal today and I saw thunderstorms are still continue. I was planing to stay in Kathmandu 3 days and Pokhara 2 days. I want to make daily hiking to see the mountains but I do not know how it will be with the thunderstom. Should I cancel my trip to Pokhara or should I go? If I can not see the himalayas I don t want to spend my 2 days on the road.
The monsoon in Nepal doesn't completly stop until the last week of September. However, Thunderstorms in Nepal is not as bad as it sounds. Rainstorms what we could imagine like in the southern USA, or even in East Asia, We don't have pouring rain as they do. The rain in Nepal normally doesn't even last for an hour mostly at night. and most of the time the sky becomes bright or cloud with the sun.
Normally the morning sky is clear so you still have some chances to enjoy the first couple of hour mountain view from Pokhara. If you are especially hiking in Nepal in monsoon time (At this time of the year) You might still enjoy the morning sky. But again it's not in my control how the morning visibility will turn out. I would say September might not be the best time for Hiking and Trekking in Nepal, but definitely a starting of an Autumn with start-up number of tourist in the country.
thank you ;)
Is it suggestable to visit nepal in July? Do it rains daily
Same question??
I have decided to go next in July but concerned about rainfall, flooding?
Should we go or not?
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Why manang, mustang get less rainfall..?
Preserve Khanal thank you for stopping by and the questions. I don't know the solid reason why it's less rainfall in Manang and Mustang. May be its because these two Valleys are behind the two of the greater Himalaya Mount Annapurna and Mt Dhaulagiri. They said these two giant blocks the monsoon from entering Manang and Mustang. These area is also known as the rain shadow part of the Himalayas I hope you receive what you looking for.
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