How extreme weather is changing the way travellers experience and access Himalayan destinations?
Extreme weather is changing the meaning of access. Earlier, a difficult mountain journey was understood largely in terms of distance, road quality and seasonal congestion. Today, it must also be understood in terms of uncertainty. A road…
Extreme weather is changing the meaning of access. Earlier, a difficult mountain journey was understood largely in terms of distance, road quality and seasonal congestion. Today, it must also be understood in terms of uncertainty.
A road open at the beginning of a journey may not remain open when a traveller returns. Mobile connectivity and electricity may fail at the same time, making warnings and rescue more difficult.
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