Why the mighty Himalayas gets more difficult and harder to see

I watch the Haleasts in the capital of Nepal. Since I went, I missed the panoramic views of the highest mountain tops of the highest mountain tops on earth.

Every time I visited Kathmandu, I hope to catch a look at the dramatic mountain range. But these days don’t have a chance at all.

The main sinner is a heavy air pollution hanging like the fog above the region.

Spring and autumn occur even once, such a clear heavens.

In April last year, due to the attack at the airport, he had to turn into the sky in the sky in the sky 20 times before the air of the attack.

The hotel he checked was a reasonable height that the mountains appear in a clear day – but there was no such day in my stay two weeks.

From the main vantage point of the nagbargot, just outside the Kathmandu, all those who could be seen, the mountains were not available.

“As far as I saw in the past, there is no place for the landscapes of the sun, sunset and Himalayas,” said Yogendra, who has been working in Nagarkot since 1996.

“According to these things, I could not cause much for these things, because this tourism products were in this tourism products, I rebranded it together with history and culture.”

One year ago, I hope during a trip a year ago that I would be able to see the mighty Himalayan peaks in a trek in the Annapurna region – but there was any chance there.

Scientists significantly reduce visibility, despite the fact that the HAZY conditions in the region are growing and continued.

It occurs with a combination of pollutants such as HAZE, powder and smoke particles, reduce the visibility less than 5,000 m (16,400ft). The dry season remains stagnant in heaven – now lasts longer due to climate change.

Until June-September, the rainy season, monsoon clouds, not the mountains, and down the mountains and lower the vision.

Traditionally, until March-Maz-October-October-November, because the heavens were clear and the best of vision was the best.

But with the lack of growing temperature and lack of rain and deterioration of air, spring months now see a thick fog with low visibility. Those conditions begin in early December.

Lucky Chhetri, a pioneer female trekking guide in Nepal, said that the work causes a 40% decrease.

“Last year, we had to compensate a group of trekkers because they could not show the Himalayas for the Himalayas for his guides’ Halayas,” he said

An Australian tourist who has visited Nepal several times since 1986 describes the lack of “great low” mountains.

“It wasn’t 10 years ago, but now Hume seized and this happens extraordinary for guests like me,” said John Carrol.

Trekking Agents Association of Trekking Agents in West Gandaki Province Trekking Agents Provincial Cross, said there is a deep problem in the trekking industry.

“Our member trekking operators are depressed, because many of the Himalayas thinks many of them do not have to do anything,” said BBC.

Haze returns to the Indian side, near the Central Himalayas, hotelists and tour operators, now returns faster and faster.

“Unlike the past, we have long dried magic. Thus, it is raining in different from the past. Therefore, it is rainy.

However, Mrs. Virdi says tourists insist – with many of many who do not have a mountain range returning to testing each other again.

The Western Himalayas in Pakistan was relatively affected by the fog because the fogs are relatively distant from the cities.

However, local residents are not easily seen from places such as pporters and gilgit.

“We do not see the mountains we can do in the past,” said Pakistani head of the Environmental Protection Agency asif Shuja.

South Asian cities regularly top lists of places with highest air pollution in the world.

Social health in the region was very impressed from toxic air, which often leads to travel disruption and school closure.

Waste and industrial waste, construction of infrastructure and dry gravel are the main sources of air pollution throughout the year, as well as dust.

This increases due to increased mass forest fires and more dry seasons due to a longer dry season and causes the product remains to burn by farmers in Pakistan and Nepal.

The weather protects hot weather over cool air These pollutants and vertical air movement restrict – prevent pollution from collapse.

“Hazes and dust storms are growing in South Asia, and it is forecasted to continue due to climate change and other factors,” said Dr. South Asia Meteorological Association.

According to the Nepali Department of Nepali in 2024, in 2024 in 2020, in 2020, in 2020, in 2020, in 2020, in the 2020-year-old Pokhara city of Pokhara in 2020 and 84 in 2020 in 2020 in 2020 from 168 to 2020 and 84 In 2021, he had more than 168s in the 168s.

Experts believe that the Himalayas are probably the world’s worst effective mountain range in the popular and dirty area.

This can be limited to the landscape of the Synais of Himalayas, almost photos, drawings and postcards.

“When we could not show our customers to us, he has been able to work with sin,” said Trekking leader.

“And there’s nothing we can do about the fog.”