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Rising heat, snow-bare peaks chill Nepal’s mountain economy February 09, 2021 Nepal heating up at the rate of 0.6 degrees Celsius per decade; lack of snow leaves hotel rooms empty, impacts crops Over the 12 years that Baburam Giri has worked as a hotel cook in the village of Dhampus a major tourist draw with its views of the towering Annapurna mountain range winters have become less snowy. “The snowfall we had five years ago was more than 2 feet deep but we didn’t have significant snowfall after that,” lamented Giri, standing at his stove at the Hotel Yama Sakura. With hotels across the world feeling the financial pain of travel restrictions to curb the coronavirus pandemic, Giri said his central Nepal community was relying mainly on Nepali tourists, who come every year drawn by the wintry weather.

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