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There is a ban on independent travel for foreign tourists in Tibet. Roads in the area of Mount Kailash are blocked due to a mudflow.
About 500 Russian tourists were stuck on Mount Kailash in Tibet due to a mudflow. This was reported by the Mash Telegram channel.
Travelers were not warned about possible road closures. Therefore, hundreds of Russians are staying in hotels and shelters in Darchen for the fourth day in a row. According to the source, downtime will cost them 2,500-3,000 dollars (210.6-252.7 thousand rubles) each.
At the moment, all passes are filled with stones and blocked by special equipment. Calling a plane for transportation will cost tourists $3,000 (252.7 thousand rubles).
It is clarified that waiting or alternative routes will also not be free - tourists in Tibet are prohibited from traveling on their own. “For the services of a guide, the group pays 2,000 dollars (168.4 thousand rubles) per person for two weeks. Individual support will be even more expensive,” the source says.

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